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Contents
Acknowledgements 4
Introduction 7
Regulatory policy terminology used in this paper 11
1. Regulatory design: Promoting a green lens 13
Regulatory impact assessment 13
Ensuring an agile and risk-based approach to regulatory design 18
References 20
2. Reviewing regulation for effective environmental action 22
References 24
3. Engaging with stakeholders for a green and just transition 25
References 27
4. Delivering regulation for the environment 28
Improving environmental licensing and permitting 28
Risk-based regulatory inspections and enforcement 29
Promoting compliance with environmental regulation 30
References 31
5. Using international regulatory co-operation to ensure effective regulations for the environment 32
Considering international evidence, impacts and instruments related to environmental action throughout domestic rulemaking 33
Making complementary use of bilateral, regional and multilateral regulatory co-operation fora for effective environmental action 34
References 35
6. The role of economic regulators in promoting a green transition 36
The potential impact of economic regulation on environmental outcomes 36
Considering governance arrangements 38
References 40
7. Leveraging behavioural sciences for the green transition 42
Introducing a behavioural lens at the policy level 42
Considering behaviour at the design and delivery level 43
References 44
8. The future of regulating for the green transition 45
References 47
Figure 1.1. Regulatory impact assessment for the environment 13
Figure 1.2. More OECD countries require an assessment of regulatory impacts on the environment 14
Figure 5.1. Mechanisms of international regulatory co-operation available to governments 33
Boxes
Box 1.1. How RIA has helped to improve environmentally-related regulatory proposals 16
Box 1.2. Agile and risk-based approaches to green policy design in Canada and Korea 19
Box 2.1. Regulatory reform efforts simplify and improve environmental policy 23
Box 3.1. Examples of deliberative processes addressing climate-related issues 26
Box 4.1. Efforts to improve environmental permitting in OECD countries 29
Box 4.2. Netherlands' interface and interconnection between all inspection systems 30
Box 4.3. Compliance promotion for the green transition in Korea 31
Box 6.1. Potential trade-offs between economic and environmental objectives in ecommunications regulation 38
Box 7.1. Using behavioural insights to promote compliance with environmental regulation 44
