Politics of Green Energy Policy examines the role of the state in driving the green transformation in the energy sector. It includes an overview of green energy policy measures that can reshape current incentive systems to support the green transformation, key conditions for policy success, and how to overcome coordination challenges with nonstate actors. It also includes real-world examples of how policymakers are coping with green energy policy and coordination challenges, particularly in the global South.
This Foresight brief Hacking Economics for People and Planet will focus on that particular ‘scientific’ field, that is seemingly immune to the oft-spoken mantras promoting change, innovation and new critical thinking in all other fields.
The UN Environment Emissions Gap Report 2017 presents an assessment of current national mitigation efforts and the ambitions countries have presented in their Nationally Determined Contributions, which form the foundation of the Paris Agreement.
The paper Understanding and Assessing Equity in Protected Area Conservation: a Matter of Governance, Rights, Social Impacts and Human Wellbeing aims to support managers and policy makers progress towards more equitable conservation of protected area (PA).
The Contribution of Forests to National Income in Ethiopia and Linkages with REDD+ presents the outcome of the assessment of the contribution of forest ecosystems to Ethiopia's national income (GDP). It shows that the contribution is considerably larger than previously thought.