Publication Author:
JASON EIS, RUSSELL BISHOP, PHILIP GRADWELL
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September
 
2016
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Innovation is a fundamental engine of long-term economic growth, and a critical driver for reducing emissions and tackling climate risk. There is a need to scale up innovation efforts to reduce emissions cost-effectively beyond 2030 consistent with limiting dangerous climate change, in particular through supporting research, development and demonstration (RD&D) for technologies which have not yet been deployed at scale and are unlikely to without strong government support. 

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Research Programme
Agriculture, Cities, Land use, Low-carbon Development
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Country
Global
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Publication Type
Working Papers

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