Macroeconomics of Green and Resilient Transitions
Macroeconomics of Green and Resilient Transitions
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I am a member of the Steering Group on the Macroeconomics of Green and Resilient Transitions, established under the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action in support of Helsinki Principle 4. In June 2025, the Coalition published a series of reports resulting from this collaborative effort. An interactive online tool allows users to filter and navigate the contributions by topic: Macroeconomics of Green and Resilient Transitions.
Switzerland's contributions include:
Switzerland's contributions include:
- Modeling the fiscal impacts of the net zero target within fiscal sustainability analysis
- Introduction of a replacement levy on electric vehicles
- A Global Survey of Finance Ministries. The pressing policy questions Ministries of Finance face in driving green and resilient transitions and their use of analytical tools to address them. 59 countries responded (almost a third of all MoFs worldwide), and 15 participated in semi-structured interviews.
- Global Compendium of Practice – Summary Reportof Economic Analysis and Modeling Tools to Assist Ministries of Finance in Driving Green and Resilient Transitions. Summarizes 130 contributions from 70 institutions capturing existing and frontier economic analysis in action. It includes 10 model types and more than 30 specific models in use.
- Thematic Report: How Finance Ministries Can Assess and Manage Physical Climate Risks and Adaptation. Available analytical tools and emerging good practices, drawing on over 60 case studies of examples for quantifying climate impacts on the economy and public finances.
- Thematic Report: How Finance Ministries Can Assess the Fiscal Challenges and Opportunities from Green and Resilient Transitions. Available analytical tools and emerging good practices, focusing on the ways in which climate-related issues can affect public finances and how MoFs can assess the impacts using existing data, analytical tools and approaches.
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