2012
Greening Governance in Asia-Pacific
The fourth IGES White Paper analyzes past governance arrangements that oversaw the failure to operationalize sustainable development over the past two decades. It further examines innovative approaches to governance that have emerged from Asia-Pacific, recommends new governance arrangements and policy solutions in the region to accelerate the transition to a green economy, and additional changes in governance arrangements. Issues discussed in the paper range from community-based forest management to city-to-city networks and making carbon governance in Asia greener by exploring the relationship between climate change mitigation, green economy and sustainable development.
© 2012 Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
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Author:
Peter King, Hideyuki Mori, Robert Kipp, Mark Elder, Simon Olsen, Masanori Kobayashi, Kazuhisa Koakutsu, Kentaro Tamura, Enrique Ibarra Gené, Henry Scheyvens, Federico López-Casero, Abdessalem Rabhi, Yuki Shiga, Toshizo Maeda, Yasuhiko Hotta, Satoshi Kojima
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978-4-88788-110-5
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4
Chapters:
- Executive Summary
- Conclusions
- Policy Framework for International Collaboration Towards Sustainable Resource Circulation and Management in Asia
- Networking Cities for Better Environmental Management
- Achieving Environmentally Sound Development in Asia through the Transfer of Low Carbon Technology
- Community Forest Management and REDD+: Opportunities and Challenges
- Green Economy and Domestic Carbon Governance in Asia
- Forging Policy and Institutional Frameworks to Promote Access to Environmental Information
- Strengthening Governance for Environment and Sustainable Development
- Asia-Pacific, Green Economy, and Institutions for Sustainable Development
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