Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches
AbstractTackling climate change and environmental sustainability requires collaboration of multiple stakeholders, across several sectors. Traditionally, government responses to environmental issues have tended to come from regulation, taxation, and subsidies. This article is concerned with taking a...
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description | AbstractTackling climate change and environmental sustainability requires collaboration of multiple stakeholders, across several sectors. Traditionally, government responses to environmental issues have tended to come from regulation, taxation, and subsidies. This article is concerned with taking a holistic approach to integrating sustainability into government policy and practice through public financial management (PFM) and proposes incorporating features of a landscape approach, a concept from conservation and ecology studies, into PFM. The article sets out the many benefits of integrating landscape approaches with PFM and provides an operational framework for policy practitioners. In so doing, the public sector is positioned as one of many sectors in the landscape, and government public finances as a tool to directly address climate change, and to support initiatives driven by non-governmental actors. |
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spelling | doaj.art-de6893ad2a424a44a3370a8b113b0abd2023-08-25T07:11:56ZengTaylor & Francis GroupPolicy Design and Practice2574-12922023-07-016331332710.1080/25741292.2022.2146916Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approachesJamelia Harris0Andrew Lawson1Fiscus Ltd, Oxford, UKFiscus Ltd, Oxford, UKAbstractTackling climate change and environmental sustainability requires collaboration of multiple stakeholders, across several sectors. Traditionally, government responses to environmental issues have tended to come from regulation, taxation, and subsidies. This article is concerned with taking a holistic approach to integrating sustainability into government policy and practice through public financial management (PFM) and proposes incorporating features of a landscape approach, a concept from conservation and ecology studies, into PFM. The article sets out the many benefits of integrating landscape approaches with PFM and provides an operational framework for policy practitioners. In so doing, the public sector is positioned as one of many sectors in the landscape, and government public finances as a tool to directly address climate change, and to support initiatives driven by non-governmental actors.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/25741292.2022.2146916Public financial managementlandscape approachclimate changesustainabilitybudgeting |
spellingShingle | Jamelia Harris Andrew Lawson Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches Policy Design and Practice Public financial management landscape approach climate change sustainability budgeting |
title | Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches |
title_full | Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches |
title_fullStr | Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches |
title_full_unstemmed | Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches |
title_short | Mainstreaming sustainability in public finances: where PFM meets landscape approaches |
title_sort | mainstreaming sustainability in public finances where pfm meets landscape approaches |
topic | Public financial management landscape approach climate change sustainability budgeting |
url | https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/25741292.2022.2146916 |
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