Concept notes and papers
This study examines how high-income countries are currently performing in this regard: Are the rich countries holding up their end of the global deal on sustainable development? Are they doing their homework? It ought to be a fi rst systematic assessment of developed nations on what are likely to become the global policy goals for the coming 15 years. It is the fi rst “stress test” of rich countries for the SDGs and presents a new SDG Index to assess country performance on the goals. Moreover, the study highlights best practice in ways of achieving future SDGs. It provides a snapshot of evidence for the crucial UN summit and much further beyond.
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This course on sustainability will focus on the challenges of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the current panorama of development cooperation. In 2015, world leaders agreed on a set of glo...
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In order to develop a common language on subnational climate finance and sustainable projects, this report briefly identified the relevant issues (carbon taxes and incentives, carbon markets, green bo...
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Guidance and systemization of experiences
