Governments can invest in research and development to better understand the impacts of climate change and to identify new technologies and strategies for addressing it.
Governments can allocate funding for research and development projects through grants, contracts, or other forms of financial support.
Governments can offer tax incentives, such as credits or deductions, to encourage businesses and individuals to invest in research and development.
Governments can implement policies to protect intellectual property rights, such as patents and copyrights, which can encourage innovation by providing creators with exclusive rights to their ideas.
Governments can regulate certain industries or sectors to encourage the development of new technologies or practices.
Governments can facilitate collaboration between researchers, businesses, and other stakeholders to encourage the sharing of ideas and the development of new technologies and practices.