This paper presents an argument that a Green and Just recovery is the only truly resilient option for Africa that directly addresses the key challenges surfaced by the pandemic and offers an opportunity for sustainable growth.
This report examines how prepared central banks currently are to take account of climate-related risks in their monetary policy operations.
This report critically assesses the UK financial system’s ability to deliver a Net Zero target.
This report shows building a net-zero climate future presents an unparalleled opportunity for the nation to institute approaches that will drive growth, innovation and prosperity for its citizens in the coming decades.
This report breaks new ground for assessments of Paris alignment, complementing existing approaches by examining the alignment of the most recent investment decisions rather than focusing exclusively on existing asset stocks.
This desktop research reflects how COVID-19 is influencing people’s lives and lifestyles around the world, and in turn how “COVID lifestyles” affect and will affect the environment. It aims to understand, address, and eventually influence the lifestyles areas which have the greatest impacts on the planet.
This research has been carried out through the Anatomy of Action framework which identified impactful actions people can take (15 key actions in 5 domains - food, stuff, move, money, fun). Though most available sources reflect developed country contexts, they remain relevant as the growing urban middle class throughout the world aspire to similar lifestyles. These aspirations also affect (‘set the bar’) for lower class consumption and emerging economies, reinforcing increasing consumption patterns.