O.1 What is the aggregate economic support to the (over)use of natural capital? $1 trillion to $1.2 trillion annually
O.2 The many ways in which green policies can contribute to growth
O.3 Why “grow dirty and clean up later” is misleading
O.4 Morocco: The importance of political economy
O.5 “Green” cash transfers are helping poor communities in the Brazilian Amazon
O.6 Joining forces: A common platform to move forward on greening our economies and growth processes
1.1 Persistent concerns about local pollution in high-income countries
1.2 An economic framework for green growth
1.3 Using individual transferable quotas to revitalize fisheries
1.4 Reducing vulnerability to oil shocks by increasing energy efficiency
2.1 Institutional and market failures that help explain why growth is often environmentally unsustainable
2.2 Lessons from CO2 emission trading schemes
2.3 The political economy of subsidy reform
2.4 What is “green accounting”?
2.5 Changing the default option to spur the use of renewable energy
2.6 Modifying car buyer behavior in France
2.7 How are PERPs faring in developing countries?
2.8 What is the best way to promote vehicle fuel economy?
3.1 Market failures that can justify innovation and industrial policies
3.2 Shedding light on green innovation, technologies, and industrial policies
3.3 What are green base-of-pyramid innovations?
3.4 Rapidly growing champions of “new sustainability”
3.5 African monsoon multidisciplinary analyses
3.6 “Pinstripe greens”: Private financiers making millions from clean-tech ventures
3.7 Voluntary standards support the sustainable management of South African deep-sea fishing and Indonesian palm oil
3.8 The role of green procurement
3.9 Comparison of photovoltaic support policies in Germany and China
3.10 Lessons from a “green” industrial policy: U.S. biofuels
4.1 A framework to estimate the impacts of green policies on jobs
4.2 Shortage of skills and inadequate training provisions can undermine green programs
5.1 Job creation and revenue generation from off-shore capture fisheries in Namibia
5.2 Reform of forest tenure in Albania and China
5.3 Conservation agriculture in Brazil and Zambia
5.4 The use and misuse of agricultural input subsidies in India
5.5 Producing a better backyard chicken in India
5.6 Involving local communities in nature-based tourism in Indonesia
5.7 Scoring a triple win in Ethiopia by restoring the landscape
5.8 How the mining sector is investing in communities
6.1 The case for immediate action in the transport sector
6.2 The impact of technologies on transport policies—not enough?
6.3 Benefits from using photovoltaic electricity in rural areas
6.4 Hydropower as a green choice for lower-income countries
6.5 The energy challenge: Expanding access and increasing supply in an efficient, clean, and cost-effective manner
6.6 Pairing cost recovery with deregulation in Colombia
6.7 Using noneconomic incentives to reduce the demand for water and sanitation
6.8 Harnessing smart information and communication technologies to shape a green future
7.1 Implementing a green growth strategy in the Republic of Korea
7.2 MCA4Climate: A practical framework for planning pro-development climate policies
7.3 Using a policy framework to analyze the benefits of Morocco’s Ouarzazate concentrated solar power project
7.4 Incorporating uncertainty in protecting Ho Chi Minh City
7.5 Using robust decision making in water planning in southern California water