World Needs More Policy Ambition, Private Funds, And Innovation To Meet Climate Goals – Analysis
With each passing year, the stark reality of a hotter planet becomes clearer and the ensuing risks to the global
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Author: Florence Jaumotte
Florence Jaumotte is Division Chief of the Structural and Climate Policies Division in the IMF Research Department. She has also worked in the Multilateral Surveillance Division and the World Economic Studies Division of the department, on a number of IMF country teams, and at the OECD in Paris.
Articles by Florence Jaumotte :
How Green Innovation Can Stimulate Economies And Curb Emissions – Analysis
Making low-carbon technologies cheaper and more widely available is crucial to reducing harmful emissions. We have seen decades of progress
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How Reform Can Aid Growth And Green Transition In Developing Economies – Analysis
New approaches to governance, business regulation, and trade can boost output by 4 percent in two years and help countries
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How Pandemic Accelerated Digital Transformation In Advanced Economies – Analysis
As the world does its best to move on from the pandemic, one of the lasting legacies for many advanced
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Why Countries Must Cooperate On Carbon Prices – Analysis
An international floor price for carbon could speed the world’s transition to green energy without compromising countries’ competitiveness. Recent surges
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Reaching Net Zero Emissions – Analysis
Climate action is gaining momentum. Since the 2015 Paris Agreement, countries have intensified climate action and many have committed to
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What COVID-19 Can Teach Us About Mitigating Climate Change – Analysis
While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the world, climate change—a crisis that can cause even greater destruction—looms. All crises teach
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