This policy memo outlines proposals for an African green trade and investment strategy. It draws on extensive mapping of the institutional, policy and diplomatic landscape, and also considers emerging and long-term trends.

Tackling climate change requires not only reducing green house gas emissions but also removing them from the atmosphere. The offset-accounting principles in this paper complement and extend the E-liability method of accounting for GHG emissions.

A key UN proposal to issue a Declaration on Future Generations and commit to institutional reforms could mark an inflection point in longstanding multilateral efforts to manage crises and place long-term sustainable development on secure foundations.

The Amazon Fund has the potential to enter a new phase, attracting millions of dollars in donations. For this, it must maximise its trustworthiness. The theory of public institutional integrity supports the Fund in identifying how it could improve its trustworthiness.

In this policy memo Thomas Hale outlines what the next steps for an effective net zero governance system could look like to shift rules and drive change.

Achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement will require the rapid transformation of all sectors of the global economy.

To achieve global climate goals and build a more resilient economy, the rules and institutions of global economic governance must align around a green transition.