Inevitable Policy Response

Welcome to the Inevitable Policy Response (IPR), coordinated by Energy Transition Advisors & Theia Finance Labs. IPR was commissioned by the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) & is supported by world class research partners, philanthropies, financial institutions and NGOs, to forecast the speed and scale of the transition to net zero. You can find our 2023 Policy Forecast, 2023 Forecast Policy Scenario, 2024 Quarterly Briefing content, blogs and announcements here. Previous IPR content remains available on the PRI website.

Dec 20, 2024

IPR Annual Climate Policy Forecast – Thursday 27th February 2025

The PRI and IPR will present an update to IPR’s flagship policy forecast on climate transition, informed by input from international climate and policy experts.

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Nov 20, 2024

Are you on the pulse? Take our 10 quick question Climate Pulse survey & tell us what you think.

IPR conducts an annual Climate Pulse survey of climate & sustainability professionals. Across 10 questions, we test key sentiments & beliefs with regard to global short and long-term decarbonization trajectories. The Pulse takes just 4 minutes.

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Nov 05, 2024

Catch Up Viewing: Special webinar with PRI: Net zero transition after COP29 & US Elections

Catch Up viewing of our Dec 5th Webinar is now available via PRI Webinars on Demand.

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Nov 05, 2024

Catch Up Viewing: Brazil, COP30 & Global NBS to 2050 Webinar

Catch Up viewing of our 13th November Webinar via Climate Bonds Initiative LinkedIn Recording! Latest analysis from IPR & expert panelists from Principles for Responsible Investment, Climate Bonds & Capital for Climate on prospects for scaling & replicating Brazil's public/private NBS investment models.

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Oct 21, 2024

Report Summary – Brazil can show the way for scaling Nature Based Solutions at COP30 – Latest Briefing Paper from IPR, in collaboration with Kaya Partners.

Brazil has the potential to attract adequate capital, which, if strategically designed and promptly deployed, could significantly advance towards achieving NBS goals by 2050. However, achieving 2030 goals for both Brazil and the world is more of a challenge, and global mobilization for 2050 remains uncertain

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Oct 21, 2024

New Report – Brazil can show the way for scaling Nature Based Solutions at COP30

If the current public/private initiatives fail to mobilize the $1.6 trillion investment in NBS IPR estimates is needed globally by 2050, other large-scale government-to-government funds modelled after the Amazon Fund, within the context of NCQG objectives, will need to be deployed if the world is to stabilize climate and nature.