An independent think tank at the Riigikogu Tea Danilov
Head of the Foresight Centre
Tea has graduated from the University of Tartu with a Master of Economics degree, specialising in econometrics and economic theory. She has worked in Enterprise Estonia as the Director of Export and Entrepreneurship Centre, and in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications as the Head of Internal Market Department and Economic Development Department.
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27.03 2024Fair distribution of the cost burden is a stumbling block in implementing the green transition
According to various assessments, the green transition will require funding equivalent to 2-4% of the national GDP annually for this and the next decade. In its yearbook published at the beginning of April, the Foresight Centre emphasises that the transition to an environmentally sustainable economic model will incur high costs for consumers and require supporting measures for successful implementation. However, the transition is predicted to bring benefits to the economy in the long term.
