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2022 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
8. Policy Recommendations and Outlook
Author : Heiner von Lüpke
Published in: Climate Policy Integration
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
The case studies allow to draw overall conclusions of relevance to the international climate policy community. Firstly, low to medium degrees of CPI are alarming, as it bears the risk that an important instrument to transport climate ambition into sectors is underdeveloped. Policymakers should dedicate more attention to understanding and developing CPI approaches to ensure that Paris Agreement objectives can be achieved. Secondly, problems of “policy coordination” have often drawn attention to the public administration but have root causes in an adverse political economy environment. Hence, policymakers are advised to work on solutions on both levels. Thirdly, CPI is closely linked to transformational change, which implies that policy actors need to consider non-state drivers which are outside the public sector, and not resort to public spheres only.