WWF-UK (WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE) TRADING LIMITED

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Rufford House,The Living Planet Centre, Brewery Road

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Research Project - People-Centred Transition

Please read Terms of Reference for full details. Output A report that will select 2-3 policy areas that are crucial to the transition and likely to have an impact on household finances. These areas are: • Domestic heat and buildings • Food and agriculture • Power (TBC) For each area, the research will shortlist the optimal policy design approaches likely to achieve the required transition objectives while delivering maximum benefits to households. This could be through standalone policies that address the cost-of-living and deliver the transition simultaneously or policy packages where different components target different goals. Not all the policies will necessarily involve spending but, where they do, they should meet the parameters of the Investment Rule.

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Financing Standing Forests - Scoping Phase

Please read RFP for full details. Project Scope WWF-UK wishes to undertake a scoping phase to develop, evaluate and consult on proposals for different private sector financing mechanisms / contribution models into a mechanism to keep forests standing, such as the TFFF, TFM, or a similar type of mechanism, including (but not necessarily limited to): (i) voluntary donations from the private sector; (ii) expected contributions to be made as part of the transition plans of companies that are directly dependent on associated (high deforestation risk or nature impacting) supply chains; (iii) a mandatory tax or natural resource levy that would be imposed on companies, the revenues from which would be paid into the fund; (iv) a mandatory tax or natural resource levy that would be imposed on agri-commodity imports, the revenues of which would be paid into the fund; (v) A tax on profits from hard-to-abate, profitable sectors like petrochemicals, or aviation (as proposed under the TFM). The ideas examined should have international applicability, as they are more likely to be politically palatable where multiple countries adopt the same approach. However, in advocating for these ideas we would seek to build support from the UK Government initially, as well as Brazil and other interested countries, to champion the idea in global fora - just as the UK Government has been a significant champion of the TFFF.

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WWF-UK (WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE) TRADING LIMITED

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Research Project - People-Centred Transition

Financing Standing Forests - Scoping Phase

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