Reframing economic policies and practices around sustainability

With temperatures soaring well above 40 degrees Celsius, avoiding heat stress was a matter of survival as delegates and dignitaries descended on Seville, Spain for the Fourth UN Conference on Financing for Development. For months, the outcome document was tossed around between negotiators, debating the international financial architecture even as it was being reshaped in real time by geopolitical and economic shocks. 

In a world transitioning toward green economies, ensuring that this shift is equitable, inclusive, and truly a “just transition” is paramount. But how can nations finance this monumental effort ? This question is at the heart of the Financing Just Transitions training series. 

In 2024, PAGE rolled out its updated Strategy, sharpening its focus on three cornerstones of the green economic transformation—sustainable finance, circularity, and green jobs and just transition.

The Kyrgyz Republic officially adopted the Green Economy Development Programme from 2025 to 2029 (GEDP), marking a significant milestone for the country’s sustainable development journey

Morocco has taken a step forward in advancing its green transition with the deployment of the Just Transition Assessment Model

Policymakers from Indonesia and South Africa, two of the world’s leading coal producers, convened in an online policy dialogue to highlight skills development and workforce training in emerging green economies

The digital initiative Ngupahan from the Food Security Agency of Bogor Regency continues to prove itself as a highly competitive and sustainable solution for tackling food waste.

A new model developed by the Ministry of Finance, UNEP, PAGE and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro reveals that Brazil can align economic growth with climate goals and environmental preservation.

With temperatures soaring well above 40 degrees Celsius, avoiding heat stress was a matter of survival as delegates and dignitaries descended on Seville, Spain for the Fourth UN Conference on Financing for Development. For months, the outcome document was tossed around between negotiators, debating the international financial architecture even as it was being reshaped in real time by geopolitical and economic shocks. 

In a world transitioning toward green economies, ensuring that this shift is equitable, inclusive, and truly a “just transition” is paramount. But how can nations finance this monumental effort ? This question is at the heart of the Financing Just Transitions training series. 

In 2024, PAGE rolled out its updated Strategy, sharpening its focus on three cornerstones of the green economic transformation—sustainable finance, circularity, and green jobs and just transition.