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Report
October 2016
2016 marks the 5th edition of the Climate Bonds Initiative’s State of the Market report.
September 2016
Building off of the insights shared at the North American Climate Policy Forum, this report reviews opportunities and challenges for climate change policy harmonization in North America.
This report provides Canadian local governments with an introduction to stormwater user fees and to the various other tools that they can implement to take an integrated approach to better urban stormwater management through the use of green infrastructure.
Policy Brief
August 2016
Sustainable Prosperity and the Climate Bonds Initiative prepared a joint submission to the Government of Canada's "Let's Talk Climate" consultation process, and to the co-chairs of the federal-provincial-territorial working groups formed under the Vancouver Declaration on Clean Growth and Climate Change.
July 2016
In this paper, we look at the opportunities to make greater use of price-based policy tools, particularly at the local level, to help address environmental problems and provide revenue that municipalities need to support their budgetary and environmental objectives.
June 2016
This report grapples with the question of how to get the institutions right to implement effective clean innovation policy by drawing on lessons from the academic literature and four case studies.
This policy brief discusses critical public sector institutional design factors for policymakers to consider.
This report undertakes a review of existing knowledge within Canada and internationally to answer three questions.
Sustainable Prosperity's comments on the draft FSDS are provided from the perspective of a wide array of academics, policy experts, business, labour, and environmental leaders.
This background paper is meant to frame the current policy context as a base of discussion for all participants in the North American Climate Policy Forum.
There are a number of reasons why more and more studies are showing that environmental regulations bring economic dividends. This short paper and the two Policy Briefs that accompany it explore what we believe are the top three.
May 2016
This report provides the rationale for local governments to consider green infrastructure strategies and introduces six market-based tools that are used across Canada and the United States to support such strategies.
