Green Strings: Principles and conditions for a green recovery from COVID-19 in Canada

18 February 2022, Version 1
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Abstract

The COVID-19 crisis, while difficult and tragic, also provides a critical opportunity to align efforts to meet Canada’s climate goals with the challenge of economic reconstruction post-pandemic. IISD has developed seven "green strings" recommendations: key principles, criteria, and conditionalities that should be applied to government measures for economic recovery from COVID-19 to ensure a green recovery. Canada’s leading environmental groups, representing close to two million people, have signed on to the recommendations.

Keywords

stimulus
bailouts
green recovery
net zero
Canada
Green Recovery
Green investments for long-term green recovery

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