This global monitoring report takes stock of ongoing trends and challenges based on available evidence and data. It looks at both the ends (goals and targets) and the means (policies and processes) that are needed to achieve gender equality and sustainable development.
The COVID-19 crisis has caused economic shockwaves around the globe, highlighting the interconnectedness of countries through global value chains and the importance of a resilient trading system. Appropriate trade policies and regulations can help accelerate the post-crisis recovery. This policy brief focuses on Aid for Trade as a means to promote green trade and build climate resilience.
The OECD Environmental Policy Committee (EPOC), through its unique database of Policy Instruments for the Environment (PINE), collects quantitative and qualitative information on policy instruments, in more than 80 countries worldwide. This resource presents statistics on the biodiversity-relevant economic instruments and the finance they mobilise, based on currently available data in PINE.
This report seeks to explore options around integrating transition risk into mainstream stress-test scenarios used by financial supervisory authorities. It analyses options for integration into macroeconomic, asset-class and sector risk factors.
This report provides guidelines to build an adverse climate scenario that can be used by financial supervisors as inputs into either traditional or climate-specific stress-tests of regulated entities. The report has been designed to cover the key metrics and indicators found in traditional stress-tests, integrating both risks associated with the transition to a low-carbon economy as well as physical risks in a +4°C / +6°C world. The report provides both insights into key indicators needed in the context of climate stress-tests or scenario analysis, the values they would take in the context of transition risk and physical risk analysis based on the existing literature, options for modelling these indicators moving forward, and example applications developed by the 2° Investing Initiative.