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May 2011
Number of pages:142
ISBN: 9789264094970
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This strategy provides a practical framework for governments in developed and developing countries to seize opportunities that arise when the economy and the environment work together.
The Green Growth Strategy consists of:
Press release: Green and growth go together
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Executive Summary
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1. The need for green growth strategies
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Chapter 2. Policy framework for green growth
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Policy design
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Market instruments
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Regulations and the regulatory environment
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Enabling changes in consumer behaviour
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Innovation
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Investing in infrastructure
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Institutions and governance
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Chapter 3. Promoting the transition towards green growth*
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Chapter 4. Measuring progress towards green growth
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Chapter 5. Delivering on green growth
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Further reading
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Annex 1. Harnessing freedom of investment for green growth
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The Towards Green Growth package was published on 25 May during a public session of the 2011 OECD Ministerial Council Meeting. These reports respond to a request from Ministers of the 34 countries who signed a Green Growth Declaration in 2009, committing to strengthen their efforts to pursue green growth strategies as part of their responses to the crisis.
"Ministers welcomed the Green Growth Strategy and provided guidance on future work. They agreed that green growth tools and indicators can help expand economic growth and job creation through sustainable use of natural resources, efficiencies in the use of energy, and valuation of ecosystem services. Ministers noted that innovation, supported by a strong intellectual property rights system, is a key to countries’ abilities to achieve economic growth, create green jobs, and protect the environment."
OECD Ministerial Council Meeting 2011, Chair's Summary
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Contact: greengrowth@oecd.org
*Note: The Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment of the Netherlands provided financial support for the work presented in Chapter 3 of this report.
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