Low-carbon transition: what macroeconomic vulnerabilities for developing countries?

The transition to a low-carbon economy means rapid structural change: low-emission industries expand while high-emission industries decline.

These changes can create macroeconomic risks in the countries concerned. In the case of developing countries, these risks are all the greater because these economies depend on carbon-intensive industries - such as hydrocarbons - to earn foreign exchange, generate tax revenues, create jobs and finance wages.

To accompany this transition, we develop a method to assess countries' external, fiscal, and socioeconomic exposure, and we analyze countries' vulnerabilities and risks in these three dimensions by examining their ability to adapt their productive structure.

This event will be held on November 24, 2021 from 2:30 to 4:00pm (CET). Discussions will be held in English.

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