This case study shows how Belgrade can harness green and digital technologies to reduce food waste at the consumer level as well as contribute to the SDGs and climate goals, and build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic.
This case study shows how Bangkok can harness green and digital technologies to reduce food waste at the consumer level as well as contribute to the SDGs and climate goals, and build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic.
This paper provides an understanding of how COVID-19 has impacted sustainable transport modes and examples of how governments are using this moment to leverage the increase in different forms of sustainable mobility.
This paper presents new low-carbon initiatives that can make the landscape of post-COVID-19 freight deliveries sustainable. Several emerging examples include autonomous delivery robots in North America, crowd-shipping services in Asia, and e-cargo bikes in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This paper highlights research findings and case studies that support the advancement in green transport, and how cities can increase employment opportunities by investing in sustainable transport and mobility systems. Case studies include examples from public transport and the cycling industry in India and the United States.
This paper looks at ways cities can rethink urban mobility systems post-pandemic, putting people at the centre of transport and street planning.
This report presents a compilation of examples that can inspire the practical implementation of a green recovery, drawing upon measures and instruments that have been deployed in countries worldwide, particularly in developing and emerging economies. The collection comprises 23 examples from more than 19 countries.
While the social and economic effects of COVID-19 are likely to last for many years, careful recovery planning can mitigate negative long-term impacts. For Indonesia, reassessing its reliance on coal for electricity would be an important step in the country’s green recovery.
This report shares the analysis on the effects of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the agri-food system in Liberia based on the assessment conducted during July–September 2020. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is implementing a project to contribute to data collection and analysis linked to COVID-19 to inform evidence-based programming in selected countries.
This report first assesses emerging literature to define key concepts for recovery and introduces criteria to distinguish public policy actions aimed at promoting a green and long-term vision recovery. An analysis framework is then provided: The Green Growth Index to help governments find sustainable development gaps, using green growth dimensions, to formulate ex ante actions aligned with them that foster greater climate resilience from the local.