'Climate Policy Integration, Coherence and Governance' assesses the degree of climate policy integration in six different European countries (including the UK), at national and local levels, as well as within key sectors such as energy and transport.
The report concludes that climate policy integration and coherence will be essential in order to bring together the environmental, economic and social impacts of both adaptation and mitigation policies.
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Posted on 15th April 2009
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