Norway’s opportunities via the Sovereign Wealth Fund and the European Green Deal

Gasparini, Amedeo

doi:10.1080/00207233.2022.2037335

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“…Cordella and Sala [57] highlighted that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have not been achieved yet, and the world is now dealing with issues like environmental degradation and climate change and [81,82]. The EGD is one instance of an initiative showing how science-based policies may advance sustainability worldwide [83].…”

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Impact of the European Green Deal (EDG) on the Agricultural Carbon (CO2) Emission in Turkey

Taneja¹,

Özen²

2023

IJSDP

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The European Union (EU) hopes to motivate a sustainable green transition in response to widespread concern that the earth is heading toward environmental calamities due to climatechange issues. The present study focused on analyzing the impact of the EGD on Agricultural carbon emissions in Turkey. European Union and Turkey have strong trade relations; Turkey exports a significant portion of its exports to the European Union. This fact made it compulsory for Turkey to follow the regulations implemented in the EU regarding trade. In reaction to the European Union's EGD, Turkey formulated EGD Action Plan, this plan laid down the roadmap for Turkey to follow the regulations under the EU's EGD. Agriculture carbon emissions in Turkey and EGD are taken as the variables for the study. In the present report, an attempt has been made to analyze impact of the EGD on agriculture carbon emissions. In study, we consider agriculture CO2 emissions as the dependent-variable and the EGD as the independentvariable. Secondary data from the various published sources have been collected and analyzed with statistical tools, and findings are drawn from them. Statistical tools like Unit Root Tests, the Ordinary Least Square Test, and Auto regressive distributed lag model, are used to interpret the impact. The result of our study shows that EGD significantly impacts agriculture carbon emissions.

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Impact of the European Green Deal (EDG) on the Agricultural Carbon (CO2) Emission in Turkey

Taneja¹,

Özen²

2023

IJSDP

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Does citizen participation improve acceptance of a Green Deal? Evidence from choice experiments in Ukraine and Switzerland

Kostyuchenko,

Reidl,

Wüstenhagen

2024

Energy Policy

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Sustainability Transparency in Sovereign Wealth Funds: Benchmark and Case Study Approach

Makarenko,

Cavagnetto,

Kozmenko

et al. 2024

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The COVID-19 pandemic and the current food, energy, and safety crisis caused by the war in Ukraine strongly affected the existing gap in Sustainable Development Goals funding. Restoring global sustainability progress and the 2030 Agenda requires reshaping responsible investment architecture and rethinking the role of sovereign wealth funds as the largest investors in this process.The current study explores the ways in which the most transparent sovereign wealth funds act towards sustainability values and incorporate environmental, social, governance, and ethical criteria (ESGE) into their investment strategy, portfolio, and reporting. Also, 16 high-ranked funds by the Sustainability Transparency Index (Cavagnetto et al., 2022) were investigated by using the case study and benchmark analysis. Study results demonstrate the similarity of all funds disclosure within some questionnaire criteria like sustainability policy, scoring (voting) rules for decision-making, ESGE criteria, stakeholder engagements, and assurance of the financial information disclosed. Nevertheless, qualitative differences were identified between the sustainability transparency criteria of A and B-ranked funds. There is also huge variation in the implementation of funds’ ethical criteria, sustainability coherence, relevance of sustainability goals, disclosure of specific climate-related goals, and foundation membership criteria.Policy implications derived from the differences in sovereign funds' benchmarks are aimed at enhancing the sustainability context in funds’ operating frameworks, developing impact measurement metrics, prioritizing the most material stakeholder requests, sustainability verification procedures, and standardizing funds’ sustainability reporting. Specific channels, instruments, and regulatory measures towards greater funds’ sustainability transparency and their involvement in bridging the sustainable development funding gap may be the subject of further investigation.

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Norway’s opportunities via the Sovereign Wealth Fund and the European Green Deal

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Impact of the European Green Deal (EDG) on the Agricultural Carbon (CO2) Emission in Turkey

Impact of the European Green Deal (EDG) on the Agricultural Carbon (CO2) Emission in Turkey

Does citizen participation improve acceptance of a Green Deal? Evidence from choice experiments in Ukraine and Switzerland

Sustainability Transparency in Sovereign Wealth Funds: Benchmark and Case Study Approach

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