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Finance and Economic Transformations

UNEP seeks to catalyse transformative change in financial systems, economic policies and consumer's behaviours to address the pressing challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.

Transforming our economies and societies to achieve climate stability, harmony with nature and a pollution-free planet.

Through finance and economic transformations, UNEP aims at scaling up policies and actions that enable just transitions to circular and resilient economies and societies.

This requires injecting sustainability into the heart of economic, finance, legal and regulatory frameworks, based on national and regional priorities and circumstances, and unlocking public and private finance to drive investments for sustainable solutions.

Our goals:

→ Accelerating circularity and sustainable consumption and production (SCP) policies and initiatives.

→ Catalysing private investments in SCP and circularity in high impact sectors.

→ Unleashing the power of the public budgets and fiscal policies to leverage private-sector financing and investment.

→ Driving change with science and knowledge, including supporting new metrics to inform environmental, economic and financial decisions and guide policymaking.

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Last updated: 05 Nov 2025, 14:59
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