Debt-for-Environment Swap in Georgia: Potential Project Pipelines for the Expenditure Programme - part 1_Russian

The first part of this report assesses the feasibility for implementing a debt-for-environment swap between Georgia and some of its creditors. The second part of this study presents five project pipelines in priority environmental sectors that could be co-financed by a debt-for environment swap

Related Documents

• Institutional Support to Georgian Debt-for-Environment Swap
• Debt-for-Environment Swaps

Also Available

Environmental Performance Reviews: Water: the experience in OECD countries (2006)

This book is part of the OECD Environmental Performance Reviews Programme which conducts peer reviews of environmental conditions and progress in each member country. It examines the progress made in water management in OECD countries in the light of the objectives of the “OECD Environmental Strategy for the First Decade of the 21st Century”. A first cycle of Environmental Performance Reviews, covering all member countries, was

Related Documents

• Environmental Performance Reviews: Water (2003)
• Water Management: Performance and Challenges in OECD Countries (1998)

Adaptation concepts and terms, March 2006

Key Adaptation Concepts and Terms (draft, March 2006)

The valuation of environmental health risks to children: methodological and policy issues

The report proposes an in-depth analysis of the main methodological difficulties associated with estimating the social value of a reduction in risk to children. It also underlines key policy implications and inputs for further research.

AIXG CDM draft document March 2006

Issues related to implementing 'programmatic CDM' (draft, March 2006)

“Working Together to Respond to Climate Change: Annex I Expert Group Seminar in conjunction with the OECD Global Forum on Sustainable Development”

The 2006 event “Working Together to Respond to Climate Change: Annex I Expert Group Seminar in conjunction with the OECD Global Forum on Sustainable Development”, was held on 27-28 March in Paris-La Défense.

Meeting of the OECD Development Assistance Committee and the Environment Policy Committee at Ministerial Level (Paris, 4 April 2006)

OECD Development and Environment Ministries and Agencies joined forces to launch a process to work in partnership with developing countries to integrate environmental factors efficiently into national development policies and poverty reduction strategies.

Policy Brief : Improving Water Management: Recent OECD Experience

Securing safe and reliable water and sanitation services for all is one of the leading challenges facing sustainable development. All but a few OECD countries have connected 100% of their populations to safe water supplies, and the majority are connected to wastewater treatment. Progress has also been made in developing countries, where between 1990 and 2000 access to safe water supply rose from 73% to almost 80% of the population.

Policy Brief : Keeping Water Safe to Drink

Access to water that is safe to drink is vital to human health and to development. Recognising this, world leaders have set themselves the goal of halving by 2015 the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation. This is one of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) to reduce world poverty set out in the United Nations Millennium Declaration in the year 2000, and reaffirmed at the 2002

EPR Policies and Product Design: Economic Theory and Selected Case Studies

This document discusses the Design for Environment impacts of Extended Producer Responsibility policies.