The calculus for growth has changed in developing and advanced economies alike, amid economic shocks, geopolitical tensions, the urgency of the green transition and the need for a new social contract. How should countries grow in the future, to build economies and societies that are more prosperous, equitable, resilient and sustainable?
Climate change poses a monumental challenge to our planet, affecting every aspect of our environments, economies and societies. Our planet is at a tipping point. Increasing temperatures, ...
Global growth has progressively weakened in the past two decades. What is particularly worrisome is that global growth prospects have dimmed, especially for emerging markets and developin...
The stocktake at COP28 rang loud and clear: countries are wildly off course to meet the ambitions set out by the Paris Agreement. As an example, countries would have to reduce global gree...
