Indonesia, together with Italy, announced in February 2017 that they would undertake a reciprocal peer review of their fossil-fuel subsidies under the auspices of the G20. This report addresses each stage of the supply chain for fossil fuels, discussing in detail the subsidies and other measures that Indonesia and the review team have identified in the course of the review process.
This paper showcases how SDGs can guide institutional investors when investing in non-listed assets and provides a guide to evaluating risk and opportunity when constructing an optimal portfolio for investors.
This report, A New Multilateralism for Shared Prosperity , synthesizes those efforts and advances a set of “Geneva Principles for a Global Green New Deal” that can form the foundations for a new multilateral trade and investment regime that has shared prosperity and sustainable development as its core goals.
This paper, Biodiversity Loss, Development Crisis?, mainstreams biodiversity loss in countries' development issues and raises the attention for people to require much more coordinated thinking and action than has happened to date. It is time for the development community to step up to this challenge and engage in the debate.
This report, Biodiversity Loss is A Development Issue: A rapid review of evidence, unpicks misunderstandings and sets out the evidence that biodiversity loss is much more than an environmental problem – it is an urgent development challenge. The biodiversity crisis is a development crisis and demands an engaged response from the development community.
This report discusses the implications of the low-carbon transition for workers and the relevant lessons-learnt in previous industrial restructuring experiences.