Decarbonisation requires a shift in climate governance focus, from the international to the domestic, writes André Luiz Campos de Andrade. At the domestic level, local, regional, and national governments must join forces to achieve their climate targets The Paris Agreement and its main implementation and transparency instruments continue to progress at a global level (e.g. […]
PhD Candidate, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Potsdam
André studies climate and environmental policies.
His research focuses on climate change governance at national and subnational levels.
He examines the role of climate governance in promoting better coordination, integration and effectiveness of different carbon-intensive sectoral policies and governmental programs.
Currently, he is studying the Brazilian case, in which he examines the governance of the Brazilian National Policy on Climate Change and its interaction with the agriculture and transportation sector.
André is also a senior civil servant at the Brazilian Ministry of Economy.
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