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Think20: fare l'ultimo miglio nel G20 italiano

Il G20 italiano ha raggiunto risultati sul contrasto alla pandemia, sul clima, e sulla ripresa globale. Ma molto rimane ancora da fare e il T20 indica la strada da percorrere.

T20: ripensare il futuro

Si è concluso oggi a Milano il Summit dei think tank di tutto il mondo in vista del G20 a guida italiana. Parole d’ordine del dibattito: People, Planet, Prosperity.

 

T20: disuguaglianze, la sfida per la ripresa

Il Fmi avverte: la pandemia ha allargato le disparità tra paesi ricchi e poveri, e se non si agisce in fretta gli effetti potrebbero essere devastanti per tutti. Se ne è discusso al T20 Summit promosso da ISPI e Bocconi.

 

T20 Task Forces - Read the Policy Briefs

The Think20 (T20) is the official engagement group of the G20, bringing together leading think tanks and research centers worldwide. It serves as the ‘ideas bank’ of the G20 and aims to provide research-based policy recommendations to the G20 leaders.

The T20 Italy strives to be inclusive, digital and policy-oriented in order to better engage the research community, policy-makers and the public at large in the context of the year-long Italian presidency of the G20.

Climate Change, Food Security, And Central Banks In Developing Economies

Climate change represents a rapidly emerging challenge for central banks, particularly in developing economies. Central banks have tools to increase the economy’s resilience, enable reallocation of resources to reduce costs and grasp opportunities, and smooth the transition to a low carbon economy. Specific measures, such as changes to selected macroprudential rules, merit consideration. The climate challenge also highlights two traditional mandates. First, price and financial stability support investment and long-term price discovery, both crucial to climate response.

International Cooperation To Accelerate The Development And Deployment Of The Circular Carbon Economy

The lack of international cooperation and agreement surrounding GHG emissions impedes energy transition pathways, including the Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) approach endorsed by the 2020 G20 Summit to advance hard-to-abate sectors towards carbon neutrality. This Policy Brief recommends that the G20 support the development of and adherence to consistent measuring, reporting, and certifying of emissions by industries, along with energy usage.

Policy Direction For Sustainable Communities And Combating Energy Poverty

The COVID-19 pandemic has added urgency to addressing Energy Poverty challenges. Local energy initiatives can support local employment, while bringing benefits to vulnerable consumers. In more developed countries, energy communities can deliver the energy transition at citizen level. For rural areas lacking access to electricity, it appears essential to encourage the role of private investors in micro-grid development to accommodate the basic and future energy needs of developing countries.

Designing Recovery Packages To Be Consistent With Low-Carbon Transitions

G20 countries should make a renewed commitment towards providing stronger incentives for investment in low-carbon technologies, including through carbon pricing, but also via a more rapid phasing out of fossil fuel subsidies. To help redirect finance towards green investment G20 countries should work on the establishment of common international standards for consistent and comparable public disclosure as well as supervisory and regulatory reporting.

Promoting Energy Efficiency Financing Within The G20: The Role Of Fiscal Instruments

Improvements in energy efficiency (EE) can deliver a “double dividend” by reducing emissions and helping to protect the environment. Yet, constraints such as limited access to finance and inadequate policy tools and instruments have placed serious limitations on the promotion of EE improvements. In this policy paper, we first highlight the key policy challenges surrounding the promotion of EE financing in support of green innovation and economic growth.

International Coordination And Policy Instruments To Promote A Hydrogen Economy: A Focus On The Steel-Making Industry

In the last three years, green hydrogen has been gaining significant momentum. Hydrogen will become a key component of decarbonisation strategies, enabling low-carbon energy storage and transportation. Producing cost-competitive hydrogen is difficult because of insufficient technology and manufacturing readiness levels, lack of scale and lack of political support. Economies of scale for hydrogen production could be achieved by introducing hydrogen in global industries which are major CO2 emitters. One of those is steel-making, accounting for roughly 7% of global CO2 emissions.

Localising The Circular Economy Imperative In A Post Covid-19 Era: Place, Trade And Multilateralism

Resource extraction and consumption is projected to double by 2060. However, today only 8.6% of raw materials extracted are put back into circulation, which worsens pressure on ecosystems, intensifies pollution and waste issues, and accelerates climate change. The transition from a linear to a circular economy opens a pathway for a green, more sustainable and resource-conscious future.

Fixing Financial, Economic And Governance Structures To Save Forests And The Ocean, And Enhance Their Contributions To Climate Change Solutions

Forests and the ocean are vital for climate, biological diversity, and human communities, but they are degraded and their ecosystem services are seriously impaired, mainly because financial, economic and governance structures are misconfigured. We propose that G20 help strengthen the REDD+ climate instrument for forests and extend it to Blue Carbon1 from coastal and marine ecosystems. Scaled up to cover the Earth’s two largest, most diverse and most productive ecosystems, these two approaches can deliver significant economic and climate benefits.

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