The study Guyana Green Economy Modelling Study: Technical report serves to inform the actions of the Government of Guyana to achieve the emissions reduction commitments of the country under the climate agreement. It will also effectively support the main objectives of the GSDS, such as increasing economic diversification and growth, social inclusiveness, and sustainable management of natural resources.
This framework, Principles, Priorities and Pathways for Inclusive Green Economies: Economic transformation to deliver the SDGs is a framework for economic reform. It comprises a series of catalytic activities and key principles to guide collective action in diverse contexts.
An India Advisory Council of the UNEP India Inquiry was convened by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). This report, Delivering a Sustainable Financial System in India highlights key proposals emerging from their discussions for aligning the Indian financial system with sustainability.
In the Indian context, they call for the development of a more robust and resilient ‘sustainability-oriented market framework’ focused on banking, institutional investment, public finance institutions and foreign direct investment. They called for policy and regulatory innovation in five areas:
This report responds to a request from the Governments of the UK, Wales, and Scotland, asking the Committee to reassess the UK's long-term emissions targets. The UK Government has already committed to reducing UK emissions to net-zero—the key question for this report is by when.
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.