Current policies tend to give least attention to these potentially transformative approaches or to building the social institutions and inclusive processes that will be essential to a green economy. Rather, as described above and illustrated below, analysts, governments and private actors currently focus most attention on policies that address
(a) social consequences or (b) co-benefits, to the exclusion of (c) broader social processes that drive structural change. This third tier(c) includes not only a focus on outcomes, but greater attention to the processes through which policies are designed and implemented, and ensures relevant stakeholders are empowered to shape decisions and that the rights and entitlements of the vulnerable are protected. A broader institutional agenda that combines policy types
a, b and c would also encompass policies, laws and governance arrangements that institutionalize rights; facilitate active citizenship and the empowerment of disadvantaged groups; and promote accountability. Mechanisms range from freedoms of information, association, expression and collective bargaining; secure land rights and support for smallholders; and institutions to hold corporations and government accountable.
Current policies tend to give least attention to these potentially transformative approaches or to building the social institutions and inclusive processes that will be essential to a green economy. Rather, as described above and illustrated below, analysts, governments and private actors currently focus most attention on policies that address
(a) social consequences or (b) co-benefits, to the exclusion of (c) broader social processes that drive structural change. This third tier(c) includes not only a focus on outcomes, but greater attention to the processes through which policies are designed and implemented, and ensures relevant stakeholders are empowered to shape decisions and that the rights and entitlements of the vulnerable are protected. A broader institutional agenda that combines policy types
a, b and c would also encompass policies, laws and governance arrangements that institutionalize rights; facilitate active citizenship and the empowerment of disadvantaged groups; and promote accountability. Mechanisms range from freedoms of information, association, expression and collective bargaining; secure land rights and support for smallholders; and institutions to hold corporations and government accountable.
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