Sustainable Prosperity, based at the University of Ottawa, changed its name in October to the Smart Prosperity Institute, and in November issued one of its first new publications: Big Ideas for Sustainable Prosperity: Policy Innovation for Greening Growth. This is a Special Issue of the journal Canadian Public Policy , and reproduces the papers from a two-day conference at the University of Ottawa. Some of the papers: “Building the Green Economy ” by Edward Barbier; “Getting the Institutions Right: Designing the Public Sector to Promote Clean Innovation” by Brendan Haley; “Let’s Get this Transition Moving” by James Meadowcroft, and “Accelerating the Take-Up of Climate Change Innovations” by Ann Dale, which describes the climate innovation of 11 municipalities in B.C.).