5 ways to go green: How countries can prioritize both equity and climate action
Climate change exacerbates inequalities – but without adequate policies so too will the green transition, executives fear.
Attilio Di Battista is Head of Economic Growth and Transformation at the World Economic Forum. His work focuses on the future of economic growth, competitiveness and economic transformation, with particular attention to productivity, innovation, geoeconomic scenarios, future of work, and the socio-economic impacts of the green transition. He heads the Forum’s Future of Growth Initiative and has been the author of several of the Forum’s flagship reports, including the Global Competitiveness Report, Global Risks Report, Future of Jobs Report and Chief Economists Outlook.
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