Sharing this publication from our SEI colleagues: The Minerals–Energy–Food Complex! 

This report offers a fresh MEF lens to understand how minerals, energy and food systems are interconnected—and how they shape (and are shaped by) local resources, global markets and climate pressures. It also highlights power imbalances, where low-income countries face the impacts of extraction while others reap the gains.

The findings underscore why an inclusive green economy must prioritize transparency, fair governance and meaningful participation for affected communities.

As climate and nature risks rise, the value of stability — of ecosystems, economies, and communities — has never been clearer. At the recent IMF–World Bank Fall Meetings, UNEP and partners launched the Net Zero, Nature Positive Accelerator, a USD 100 million initiative to scale up resilient, nature-based investments. Because resilience is the new growth story. Check out this blog entry by Steven Stone, Deputy Director, Industry and Economy Division, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP): 

 🌱 The journey towards a green and inclusive economy continues to gain momentum in #Morocco 🇲🇦

📊 The deployment of JTAM–Morocco, supported by #PAGE, represents a milestone in the country’s shift to data-driven and systemically informed policy planning. The model helps assess how different climate and employment strategies interact. This enables smarter decisions that balance growth, equity, and sustainability.

💡JTAM–Morocco is more than a planning tool; it is a foundation for Morocco’s long-term vision of a just transition, one that leaves no one behind.

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