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European Green Deal, EU’s Global Gateway, and Financing for (un)just green transitions
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Abstract
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| In this contribution, we demonstrate how the so-called Green Deals initiatives which espouse an increasing drive to “catalyze” private financing by using public resources, including development assistance, may create perverse impacts on sustainable development in developing countries. The move may mean an overarching shift towards reliance on private sector to provide public infrastructure and services in ways that ensure a return for the private sector through buy-back guarantees and favourable contractual conditions. Such moves may create contingent liabilities on developing countries in addition to diverting public resources towards the private sector, including foreign investors, and undermining public oversight. |
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Language
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English
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afronomicslaw.org
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Publication
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2023
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(2023.12.18)
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Medium
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E-only publicatie
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