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The Green jobs mapping study was carried out at the end of 2013 as part of the inception phase of Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE) in Mongolia. The Green Jobs Mapping Study of Mongolia at hand gives an overview on green jobs in Mongolia.

Este documento Peru: Green Growth - Quantitative Analysis of Green Policies in Selected Economic Sectors presenta un resumen del estudio “Perú: Crecimiento Verde: análisis cuantitativo de políticas verdes en sectores seleccionados de la economía”, que se basa en un análisis cuantitativo de la economía peruana, específicamente en agricultura, forestal y transporte urbano. Este estudio es el resultado del primer ejercicio, en términos de investigación académica, que ofrece a los responsables de las políticas públicas, la academia, las instituciones de investigación, los partidos políticos, los trabajadores y todos los agentes económicos que toman decisiones de inversión, un modelo de evaluación de los impactos de políticas públicas de los sectores mencionados, en un horizonte de largo plazo -veinte años-, para reconocer y proyectar los beneficios de una economía verde e inclusiva en el país.

The objective of this Scoping Study: Integration of Poverty and Sustainability into National Development Planning is to assess the extent to which Ethiopia has adopted integrated approaches in its development planning process and transitions to more inclusive, greener economies; and, identify the remaining gaps, the key challenges, bottlenecks and constraints faced towards integration and the reasons for these challenges.

The report Review of Regulation in Renewable Energy provides an analysis of how South Africa’s renewable energy sector has been developing. It identifies the key players, policies and regulation that have shaped the development of the sector.

The working paper Power and Governance in Agri-food Systems: Key Issues for Policymakers presents an analysis of the dominant and growing agri-food system in South Africa, focusing on power and governance as two key factors that critically influence system outcomes.