Dear colleagues,

Early career researchers working on the climate (transition) and monetary policy can submit their unpublished work until September 30, midnight EDT. The winner of the first E-axes Forum research prize will be awarded $5000 and present their research in the E-axes Forum webinar series to a global audience.

Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to:

How can central bankers best use their balance sheets to promote the transition to net zero?
How should central bankers integrate climate considerations into their lending and collateral frameworks?
How should monetary policymakers incorporate climate into their regular, periodic decisions?
What are the challenges that incomplete and imprecise climate-related data pose for central bank decision-making?

All information: www.e-axes.org/prize

Best wishes

Adrian von Jagow

PhD student

Institute for Ecological Economics

Vienna University of Economics and Business

Welthandelsplatz 1, 1020 Wien

E-Mail: adrian.jagow@wu.ac.at