Behind the policy: How finance ministries are shaping climate-related fiscal strategy
Speakers
This public webinar brings together finance ministries and investors to discuss how climate-related risks and opportunities are being integrated into fiscal and debt management strategies.
Hosted by the TPI Global Climate Transition Centre (TPI Centre) at LSE, this session will offer investors insights into finance ministries' climate policies and analysis, and a chance to share perspectives on the government signals that matter most for investment and transition finance decisions.
On the agenda:
- Discussion on how finance ministries are integrating climate considerations into fiscal and economic policy
- Investor reflections on the policy signals and government frameworks that shape investment decisions
Meet our speakers and moderator
- Camila Cristancho Duarte, Analyst, TPI Centre at LSE
- Nicolas Jaquier, Portfolio Manager, Ninety One
- Dr Sam Mugume Koojo, Assistant Commissioner, Macroeconomic Policy Department, Uganda's Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development; and Special Representative of the Minister and Co-Chair, Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action
- Mads Dalum Libergren, Senior advisor, Denmark's Ministry of Finance
- Carmen Nuzzo, Professor in Practice and Executive Director, TPI Centre at LSE
More about this event
This is a timely opportunity for open dialogue between policymakers and the investment community, helping sharpen how policy priorities are understood and how investor perspectives can, in turn, inform government approaches to transition finance. If you can't attend live, a video will be made available shortly afterwards on the TPI Centre's YouTube channel.
More about the host
Established in June 2022, the TPI Global Climate Transition Centre (TPI Centre) is based at LSE and is the academic partner of the Transition Pathway Initiative. The TPI Centre is dedicated to producing independent research and forward-looking data on the progress of corporate, bank and sovereign entities in addressing climate change. Its assessments use publicly disclosed information and its research outputs and datasets are publicly accessible. Based within the Global School of Sustainability (GSoS) at LSE, the Centre focuses on a critical agenda and intersects with the GSoS research themes.
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