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ESCAP Green Growth Capacity ESCAP Green Growth Capacity Development Programme Development Programme Aneta Nikolova Environment and Development Policy Section Environment and Development Division United Nations Economic and Social Commission


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ESCAP Green Growth Capacity ESCAP Green Growth Capacity Development Programme Development Programme

Aneta Nikolova Environment and Development Policy Section Environment and Development Division United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

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Green Growth Capacity Development Programme (GGCDP)

  • Conceived in September 2008, funded by KOICA
  • Main partners: ESCAP, (EDD and EPO), Regional SCP

Helpdesk/CSC, later ILO, UNEP, UNIDO

  • 4 Training of Trainer Seminars (3 regional and 1

national training)

  • 3 pilot projects – Kazakhstan, Cambodia and Pacific
  • E-learning tools
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Methodology for GGCDP

  • Sustainable Livelihood Approach (SLA)
  • Holistic approach (multi sectoral)
  • Integrated Sustainability Assessment (ISA)
  • Engaging stakeholders
  • The focus areas of Green Growth (cross-

sectoral linkages)

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Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA)

  • The Social Dimension of Green Growth
  • Participatory Approach to Low Carbon

Development

  • Holistic and

multi sectoral

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Cross Sectoral Linkages

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Sustainable Infrastructure Development: A Holistic Framework

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Sustainable Infrastructure Development Transportation Water Supply Wastewater Solid Waste

Reduce travel time and cost Improve access for production and human use Reduce wastewater pollution Improve sanitation solid waste management Improve source of income Improve productivity and quality of life Improve hygiene/ Prevention of disease Reduce environmental degradation

Eco-Efficiency (value, resource and impact) Green Growth

production consumption

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Investment in Natural Capital

  • Natural Capital:
  • Eco-system Services: Benefits people receive

from ecosystems

  • Increased conservation efforts
  • Payments for ecosystem services -PES)
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Why do we need GTBR?

We currently stand at a critical juncture. Markets are faltering, the environment is facing crisis on numerous fronts, and governments are struggling to effectively deal with these challenges.

  • Markets are not telling the whole truth!
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“Taxing bads and rewarding goods”

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CAMBODIA PILOT PROJECT REPLICATION OF SUNLABOB PRO-POOR GREEN BUSINESS IN LAO PDR

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PACIFIC PILOT FAITH-BASED GREEN GROWTH BUSINESS MODEL ON RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR POOR RURAL COMMUNITIES

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Pacific Pilot – YWAM, Samoa

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Pacific Pilot – YWAM, Samoa

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Pacific Pilot – YWAM, Samoa

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Pacific Pilot – YWAM, Samoa

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Pacific Pilot – YWAM, Samoa

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  • More information available on:
  • www.unescap.org/edd
  • www.ggreengrowth.org