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The Benefits and Costs of Decarbonizing Costa Rica's Economy: Informing the Implementation of Costa Rica's National Decarbonization Plan under Uncertainty

The G20 Debt Plan Does Not Go Far Enough

Developing countries can emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and be prepared to pursue a green path to future prosperity only if their creditors adapt to the post-pandemic world. A bolder new debt-relief initiative rooted in global solidarity can help to reverse the recent increase in poverty worldwide, reduce damaging inequalities, and save our planet for future generations.

Paris Peace Forum Rethinks Multilateralism to Build Back Better

The third edition of the Paris Peace Forum brought together heads of state and international organizations and representatives from local and national governments, civil society, youth, the private sector, philanthropy, academia, and other stakeholders to work on the collective response to the COVID-19 pandemic and consider ways to improve resilience and rebuild a more sustainable world.

Beyond the Numbers: Why the World Needs a More Ambitious MDB Response to COVID-19

'for the next five years the world will need to rely on the financing power of the MDBs, institutions that were created with the express purpose of accelerating development progress and which are uniquely placed to help developing countries mitigate the worst effects of this crisis. This is particularly the case for low-income countries, which have the smallest pool of domestic resources and the most limited access to financial markets'.

Democracies that failed the Covid test will struggle on climate change

Efforts to address both issues are hampered by externalities and behavioural biases

PAGE announces its first recipients of green recovery funds for five partner countries — Senegal, Argentina, South Africa, Brazil (Mato Grosso), and Thailand. These proposed efforts for green economic recovery include key themes across waste management, support to Small and Medium Enterprises, youth entrepreneurship, circular economy, sustainable finance for Family Agriculture and green jobs policy development.

Papers from the 4th International Symposium of Public Health (4th ISOPH) |Brisbane, Australia - 29-31 October 2019
Here we can find a list of papers related to public health, which is essential to deal with COVID-19

Rethinking developed nations’ health systems through a social sustainability perspective in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic. A viewpoint
Good connection between social sustainability and COVID-19