This resource identifies how policies, investment, enterprises, employers’ and workers’ organisations, and consumers can work towards a sustainable green recovery. It summarises the resources offered by the ILO to advance decent work, social justice, and environmental sustainability simultaneously.
This resource discusses the proposed development of new oil sand pipelines in Canada, indicating they will be uneconomic even if discounts for Canadian crude narrow, and will undermine Canada's position on climate change.
This report explores the implications of the transition to low-carbon and resource-efficient economies for skills, gender, and occupations.
This report discusses the current climate mitigation actions and co-benefits report by cities, and explains key lessons and opportunities for cities.
This working paper describes the findings from examining demand aggregation potential in Bengaluru, and found that there was significant potential to save energy in common services in apartment buildings,https://www.greengrowthknowledge.org/sectors/buildings and use solar energy to meet most needs.