This GGKP working paper searches for ways to improve the role of fiscal instruments and approaches in the management of water scarcity and the pursuit of inclusive development objectives.
This GGKP working paper examines how obstacles to green fiscal reform (GFR) can be overcome through targeted mitigation measures for vulnerable groups, careful use of revenues raised, and complementary strategies and tools.
This working paper analyses current fiscal policies and green economy initiatives in Mozambique. It identifies environmental challenges in key sectors and identifies a number of green fiscal reform policy options that could help facilitate Mozambique’s
A green economy is defined as one that results in improved human well-being and social equity, while significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities. Achieving a green economy requires investments
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