Towards a Green Economy in Uruguay: Enabling conditions and opportunities recommends the development of two mixed indicators for Uruguay, one that describes and measures the level of green employment, and one that describes and measures the levels of green investment. The implementation of the green economy policies that were assessed...

The term “Bio-economy” encompasses biotechnological activities and processes that translate into economic outputs, particularly those with industrial application. Within the South African context, these may include but are not limited to, technological and non-technological exploitation of natural resources such as animals, plant biodiversity, micro-organisms, and minerals to improve human health, address food security and subsequently contribute...

Over the next twenty years, South Africa will need to develop an additional approximately 52GW of new energy generation capacity to 2030. South Africa has world-class wind and solar resources by any measure that can contribute a significant element of this capacity. In so doing, it can simultaneously enable the...

Green Growth Indicators for Slovenia is the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia's first report on green growth indicators for the country. Indicators were selected from the recommended OECD list of indicators and supplemented with additional indicators which further describe the actualisation of green growth in Slovenia. Then also other indicators were...

Study on Achievements and Perspectives towards a Green Economy and Sustainable Growth in Servia was prepared with the broad participatory involvement of relevant stakeholders at national and international level. The report identifies the following as strategic directions for the development of a green economy in Serbia:

• Harmonizing socio-economic development with...

A Strategy for Economic Diversification and Sustainable Growth is aimed at addressing the primary challenge of Botswana, which is to diversify the economy to ensure that Batswana continue to enjoy the fruits of sustained economic growth post depletion of minerals, especially diamonds. Minerals are a non-renewable resource and therefore not...

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Since 2013 the Government of Indonesia - GGGI Green Growth Program has engaged stakeholders to develop a systematic framework to integrate green growth objectives into economic planning in Indonesia. Through the Program, in collaboration with the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Green Growth Assessment Process...

This document, Delivering Green Growth for a Prosperous Indonesia , is a roadmap outlining an ambitious approach to achieve transformational change over the next 35 years. It describes policies, tools, and methods designed to ensure not only rapid growth, but growth that is people-centered, resulting in the local economic development and providing long-term prosperity to all citizens throughout the country, contributing to the nine priority actions within the 'Nawa Cita' framework.

The Vanuatu National Environment Policy and Implementation Plan 2016–2030 (NEPIP) is an overarching policy for the sustainable conservation, development, and management of the environment of Vanuatu. The NEPIP aims to provide for the co-ordination of related activities, promote the environmentally sound and safe management and conservation of the natural resources and environment of Vanuatu, and outline the operational matters...

The national sustainable development goals and policy objectives outlined in Vanuatu 2030: The People's Plan (National Sustainable Development Plan 2016 to 2030) are the overarching guide for government planning over the next 15 years. Together they articulate a path for Vanuatu to emerge as a much stronger nation, renewing our traditions and...