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FUND was originally set-up to study the role of international capital transfers in climate policy, but it soon evolved into a test-bed for studying impacts of climate change in a dynamic context, and it is now often used to perform cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies, to study equity of climate change and climate policy, and to support game-theoretic investigations into international environmental agreements. | FUND was originally set-up to study the role of international capital transfers in climate policy, but it soon evolved into a test-bed for studying impacts of climate change in a dynamic context, and it is now often used to perform cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies, to study equity of climate change and climate policy, and to support game-theoretic investigations into international environmental agreements. | ||
|ExternalURL=http://www.fund-model.org/ | |ExternalURL=http://www.fund-model.org/ | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 19 May 2014
| Subject: | climate change |
| Description: |
The Climate Framework for Uncertainty, Negotiation and Distribution (FUND) is a so-called integrated assessment model (IAM) of climate change. FUND was originally set-up to study the role of international capital transfers in climate policy, but it soon evolved into a test-bed for studying impacts of climate change in a dynamic context, and it is now often used to perform cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies, to study equity of climate change and climate policy, and to support game-theoretic investigations into international environmental agreements. |
| Relation with IMAGE framework: | other |
| External link: | http://www.fund-model.org/ |
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