Work is the main source of income for most people and a key driver of economic growth, particularly in developing countries. The effects of climate change on labor are significant and multifaceted, with implications for economic performance and poverty. Our recent paper explores the various ways in which climate change affects work and suggests avenues for research […]
The blue economy holds significant potential to create jobs. Across Africa, the blue economy already generates nearly 50 million jobs. This figure will grow in the coming decades, reaching a projected 78 million jobs on the continent by 2063. In addition to creating employment in existing blue sectors, such as fisheries, maritime shipping, and coastal tourism, new sectors, such as […]
Aligning national trade strategies with climate commitments fosters sustainable growth and resilience in developing economies. Integrated policy frameworks, multilateral cooperation, climate-resilient infrastructure, and capacity building can achieve this balance. As climate change reshapes the global economy, aligning national trade strategies with climate action is essential. Developing countries in Asia and the Pacific urgently need to […]
