OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2023

Sabine Dörry; Andrew Ferrone; Mirjam Kosch; Enrico Benetto; Claire Dupont; Jean-Pascal van Ypersele

OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2023

Sabine Dörry, Andrew Ferrone, Mirjam Kosch, Enrico Benetto, Claire Dupont, Jean-Pascal van Ypersele

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Résumé

The OPC is a scientific council currently composed of seven members chosen from individuals with expertise in a field directly related to the Observatory's mandate. Further selection criteria include the complementarity of expertise across relevant fields of knowledge, and gender diversity. Fields of expertise of the actual members range from climate modelling, climate economics and climate finance, economic geography and political science, multicriteria analysis and life-cycle assessment, biochemistry, and system science. Four of the members are based in Luxembourg, with the other three members based abroad. For more details on the experts see Annex I. The members are appointed to serve for 5 years in addition to their main employment elsewhere and dispose of an annual budget from the State budget.

langue originale	Anglais
Lieu de publication	Luxembourg
Editeur	OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory
Organe de commissionnement	Gouvernement Luxembourgeois
Nombre de pages	54
état	Publié - oct. 2023

Une note bibliographique

This report should be cited as: OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2023, Ferrone A., M. Kosch, E. Benetto, S. Dörry, C. Dupont, A. König, J.-P. van Ypersele https://opc-luxembourg.lu/en/publications-en/

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OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2022
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OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2023

Résumé

Une note bibliographique

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Autres fichiers et liens

Projets

AltFin: Regional approaches towards alternative economies and sustainable finance

Publications

Luxembourg and Ireland in global financial networks: Analysing the changing structure of European investment funds

OPC LUX: Climate Policy Observatory, Luxembourg, Annual Report 2022

The dark side of innovation in financial centres: legal designs and territorialities of law

Green financing, interrupted. Potential directions for sustainable finance in Luxembourg.

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