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Each year the Ecosystem Services Partnership (ESP) organises a global conference, to facilitate dialogue between scientists, policy makers and practitioners on the topic of enhancing the science and practical application of ecosystem services.  The 8th World ESP conference will be held in South Africa from 9-13 November 2015.

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The concept of circular economy is gaining more and more prevalence in current economic and environmental thinking. The discourse has evolved from talk of recycling to issues of reusing and upcycling as well as a complete rethinking of the entire way we organize our societies.

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The OECD has now published the Conference Summary Report of the OECD’s “Green Growth and Sustainable Development Forum 2014: Addressing the social implications of green growth”. The Forum took place in Paris, France, 13-14 November 2014. The Conference Summary Report can be downloaded here. 

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The Conference Report for the GGKP's Third Annual Conference has now been published, drawing together key themes from the discussions as well as summaries of the various sessions.

2iE and the Ministry of Mining and Energy of Burkina Faso in partnership with The University of Ouagadougou and the University of Perpignan are holding the 2nd edition of AFRICASOLAR, the international gathering of solar power stakeholders in Africa. For the event there is also the announement of a call for papers.

The Global Green Growth Institute in collaboration with Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment - London School of Ecnomics are holding a conference on the theme of 'Green Growth and the New Industrial Revolution'. It will be held on the 26th of March 2015 in London...

To see interactions and participation between the green growth community on social media during the GGKP's Third Annual Conference, read the Spotify story.

The latest issue of Green Growth the Nordic Way is out! This issue looks at some of the Nordic activities in the Arctic and North Atlantic linked to both the green and blue economy.

Explore green growth patterns and trends with the GGKP's new data visualization tool - drawing together 20 green growth datasets, covering 193 countries over the period 1960 to 2014.