Macroeconomic resilience under pressure: Climate risks, energy security and fiscal constraints

OnlineNov 18, 2026 | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

MitigationElectrification and clean energyFinance and investmentAdaptation and resilienceGrowth and competitiveness

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As climate risks intensify and energy security concerns remain high, governments face growing pressure to strengthen economic resilience while managing limited fiscal space and safeguarding growth and competitiveness. Understanding how climate damages, energy shocks, and policy responses interact is increasingly important for designing effective and sustainable policy strategies. This session will explore how governments can combine adaptation, mitigation, and energy policies in ways that reduce climate damages, strengthen energy security, and support macroeconomic and fiscal stability. Drawing on recent evidence and policy experience, the discussion will examine how analytical tools can help governments assess climate and energy risks, prioritise policy responses, and design adaptation, mitigation and energy policy packages that support macroeconomic and fiscal resilience.

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