Lindy Fursman

Lindy Fursman is an expert in all aspects of climate change mitigation and adaptation. Prior to joining the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, Fursman spent two years working alongside New Zealand’s minister for climate change. For five years, she was the chief adviser for climate change in the New Zealand Ministry for the Environment, and she spent seven years advising on climate change and economic policy, including in the New Zealand Treasury and as economic counsellor to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

G20 Summit

Financing the transition: why we need leadership

Under the Paris Agreement, countries have set ambitious 2030 emission reduction targets....