IGES Policy Briefs
The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) is a research institute that conducts pragmatic and innovative strategic policy research to support sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific region. It was established in 1998 by an initiative of the Japanese government. The IGES Policy Briefs present the Institute's research as policy proposals for government agencies, international organizations, businesses, NGOs and others all over the world. They raise the latest issues concerning sustainable development and provide policy options.
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Publications:
- Classification of MRV of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions/Reductions
- Towards Climate-Friendly Waste Management
- From NAMAs to Low Carbon Development in Southeast Asia
- Community-based Forest Monitoring for REDD+
- Sustainable Management of Organic Waste
- Long-Term Electricity Scenarios and Water Use
- Technology Transfer as a Measure to Tackle Global Warming in Asia
- Practical Measures to Promote Japanese Local Governments’ Environmental Collaboration with Developing Countries with Citizens’ Support
- Upgrading the United Nations Environment Programme: A Phased Approach
- Environmental Performance Rating and Public Disclosure
- Energy Market Integration in East Asia: What an Economic Analysis Tells Us?
- EPR Policies for Electronics in Developing Asia
- Promoting Japanese Leadership Through a Multi-Stakeholder Platform on International Environmental CSR
- Green Economy for Sustainable Development
- Customs Collaboration to Combat the International Trade in Illegal Timber
- Renewable Energy: A Strategic Policy for Sustainable Development
- Reducing Waste Through the Promotion of Composting and Active Involvement of Various Stakeholders
- Eco-Industrial Clusters: Enhancing Regional Economic Development Through Environmental Linkages
- Public Procurement Policies for Legal and Sustainable Timber
- Designing Forestation Models for Rural Asia: Avoiding Land Conflicts as a Key to Success
- Foreign Carbon Credit Purchasing Options Open to Japan to Achieve the Kyoto Target
- Rationalisation of Industrial Sector Water Use Is the Key to Sound Groundwater Management
- Combatting Forest Degradation: Certification as a Driving Force for Amelioration
- Information Access as a Vehicle for Sustainable Development in Asia
- Networking International Recycling Zones in Asia
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