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Detox Development: Repurposing Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
Detox Development: Repurposing Environmentally Harmful Subsidies
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Year of Publishing
2023
Organisation
World Bank
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Language
English
AQM Activity Type
Legal Framework, Policy Design & Implementation
Resource type
Reports, Case Studies & Assessments
Themes
Power
Regions
Global
Governance level
All levels
Description
A new World Bank report examines how subsidy reform can help safeguard the world’s foundational natural assets—clean air, land, and oceans. These assets are critical for human health and nutrition and underpin much of the global economy. But subsidies for fossil fuels, agriculture, and fisheries are driving the degradation of these assets and harming people, the planet, and economies. This money -numbering in the trillions - could instead be used to finance much-needed climate action in countries across the world.