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Home»GSDRC Publications»Synthesis Note: A Broader and More Long-Term Approach to Public Financial Management: Managing Fiscal Risks Associated With Climate Change

Synthesis Note: A Broader and More Long-Term Approach to Public Financial Management: Managing Fiscal Risks Associated With Climate Change

Helpdesk Report
  • Brian Lucas
December 2024

Summary

This K4DD synthesis note draws on the material contained in five rapid evidence reviews, which provide more detailed evidence, data and references to support the points summarised here.

The synthesis note is also informed by the discussions at the first evidence and policy clinic. It sets out the ideas from the first clinic on the benefits of moving toward a broader and more long-term approach to public financial management, and then considers what this means for the management of fiscal risks associated with climate change

All of the authors that collaborated on this report include Brian Lucas, Kathryn Cheeseman, Laurence Ferry, Mahdi Zaidan, and Tom Harrison.

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Suggested citation

Harrison, T.; Ferry, L.; Cheeseman, K.; Lucas, B. and Zaidan, M. (2024). Synthesis Note: Broader and Long-Term Approaches to Public Management. Brighton. UK: Institute of Development Studies. DOI 10.19088/K4DD.2024.083

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