This paper sets out why it is important for central banks and supervisors to actively support the just transition, suggests a three-step roadmap for achieving this goal, and explores policy options for aligning monetary policy operations and financial regulation with the just transition. Read more
In this commentary article for an Italian news site, Roberta Pierfederici discusses the outcome of the COP27 climate summit in Egypt. Read more
Many of the people and communities that are most vulnerable to climate change and environmental degradation are those who are... Read more
Contributors to this paper discuss the implications of the post-Glasgow climate ‘pact’ for the continued relevance of evaluation. Read more
This in-depth article looks at the history and recent developments in climate justice. The article includes quotes from Joana Setzer who discusses the apparent rise of climate litigation cases. Read more
ARTE, 22 February 2021 This news report for French television looks at the country’s ‘climate and resilience’ bill which has... Read more
This paper discusses the history and the future prospects of private climate litigation, which seeks to hold private entities legally... Read more
Major polluters and governments could be held to account by “climate justice” court cases, said Jeff Sachs, Professor of Economics at Columbia University in his recent lecture at the London School of Economics. A video of the lecture is now available. Read more
