🔓: Climate Assemblies (CAs) convene representative groups of citizens to formulate policy proposals after hearing experts and deliberating. What characterizes agendas that are suitable and legitimate for deliberation in CAs, asks janosch pfeffer. More➡️bit.ly/3UZIs9W

How can monetary policy be calibrated to promote a greening of finance? Jakob Vestergaard (RUC) identifies a policy mix that would reorient finance by structurally modifying the relative incentives of financing green versus dirty assets. More ➡️bit.ly/44AJoF3

🔓: Communications that highlight generational differences in the causes and effects of climate change may be unhelpful; they increase worry among young people without motivating them to act, say Shane Timmons et al. (@ESRIDublin). More➡️bit.ly/3Jxajb4

🔓: Max van Deursen & Aarti Gupta (@ENPWageningen,Wageningen Center of Sustainability Governance) examine the contestations and compromises that underpin the Paris Agreement’s enhanced transparency framework, to analyze whose climate action priorities are reflected in these arrangements➡️bit.ly/3JwORTC

📚New #publication
Unlocking #ClimateFinance is critical to realise the potential of #SocialProtection in global #ClimatePolicy . 💡 Mariya Aleksandrova, Laura Kuhl & Daniele Malerba take a look at the UN Climate Change #GreenClimateFund in: Climate Policy tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…. Green Climate Fund

🔓: The strongest linkages between social protection & climate finance in Green Climate Fund's project portfolio are climate services with a growing focus on shock-responsive social protection, say M. Aleksandrova, Dr. Laura Kuhl, Daniele Malerba (@IDOS_research). More➡️bit.ly/3vVlqXY

🔓: Coherence across policy domains that deal with cross-border issues helps in planning effective policy actions to address challenges posed by cross-border climate impacts, say Paula Kivimaa et al. (@SYKEint) on EU policies & Arctic cross-border impacts➡️bit.ly/3UaraGY

In their analysis, Howie & Akmetov (Nazarbayev University) find poorly designed regulations, ambivalence to emissions, challenges from vested interests, and desire for stable socioeconomic conditions to be factors impeding Kazakhstan's ETS. More➡️bit.ly/3xqfqap

NEW ISSUE: Our latest issue is out now, with current research and policy analysis on climate change adaptation, agriculture, emissions trading schemes, and more. Featuring insights from Helena Dill, Johannes Bednar, Verónica Gutman, Wusheng Yu, et al. ➡️bit.ly/Issue4-2024

My article on the GCF and private climate finance was just published in Climate Policy 3/2024. Read free access version here: doi.org/10.1080/146930…

Great new paper on coordination of climate finance by recipients - research focuses on Kenya. Written by Millicent Omala, Eric M. Kioko and Marie Gravesen in Climate Policy

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NEW ISSUE: Read our latest issue, with the newest research and perspectives on climate finance, China's climate governance, decarbonization, and more. Featuring Thomas Kalinowski, Daniel Nohrstedt, Charles Parker, et al. Here ➡️bit.ly/Issue3-2024

In Kenya, policy actors must reconcile political contestations for recipient countries to institute coordination mechanisms that gain ownership and widespread legitimacy from climate change stakeholders, say Millicent Omala et al. (@KenyattaUni, DIIS Denmark)➡️bit.ly/43FNF9y

Addressing climate change demands a varied policy toolkit, including more assertive interventions that can face public opposition. Dirk Arne Heyen (@oekoinstitut) & Michael Wicki (@spur_eth) call for a surge in research on ‘governable acceptability factors’➡️bit.ly/3TKpG5K

How can climate policy proposals receive more public support? New article by Michael Wicki & myself calling for more research on ‘governable acceptability factors’: instrument characteristics, temporal aspects, actor involvement, communication. See comment for link to free copies

While being adversely impacted by decarbonization efforts in countries around the world, it is in Azerbaijan’s self-interest to implement domestic mitigation policies, say Chepeliev et al. (Purdue U. News, World Bank). More on the authors' insights ➡️bit.ly/3vkgFqI

Fascinating new paper by Chorito & Assefa of Addis Ababa University in Climate Policy: Actors participation and power relations of #REDD + implementation in Bale Eco Region, Ethiopia

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Climate policies must prioritize the involvement of local communities in decision-making, capacity development, and resource accessibility to help tackle power imbalances through collaborative governance structures, say Chorito & Assefa (Addis Ababa University)➡️bit.ly/REDD-Eth

Maksym Chepeliev, et al. (2024) #Azerbaijan : Pathways for decarbonization in a global context, ahead of print Climate Policy:
doi.org/10.1080/146930… #NetZero #climate