STRATEGY
Global Green Economy Intelligence
Our strategy is to provide up-to-date resources and information in sectors crucial to spur growth in green economy. |
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Joint Research Center
JRC Report on Fossil Fuel Electricity Generation in the EU: Modernisation Needed to Meet Policy Targets
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CIRED (centre international de recherche sur l’environnement et le développement)
What If Energy Decoupling of Emerging Economies Were Not So
Spontaneous? An Illustrative Example on India
Reference GHG emissions scenarios are critical for estimates of the
costs of stabilization and for climate policy recommendations. But recently, existing reference scenarios, notably the SRES, have been
the target of criticisms that question their relevance in the light of
current emissions trends, dispute the suitability, for developing
countries, of the modeling methodologies used and suggest they convey
too optimistic views on spontaneous energy decoupling of emerging
countries economies. |
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The World Bank
Promoting Global Environmental Priorities in the Urban Transport Sector: Experience from World Bank Group - Global Environment Facility Projects.
This publication reviews the World Bank Group’s experience in implementing urban transport projects under GEF Operational Program 11 (OP 11), on sustainable transport, and outlines the opportunities for improving the effectiveness of these projects. It is addressed to policy makers and professionals of bilateral and multilateral agencies, client country governments, and other stakeholders. It also outlines the environmental issues associated with the transport sector and describes the synergies between GEF OP 11 and the Bank’s urban transport priorities. It further examines World Bank Group experience in implementing GEF-supported urban transport projects and looks at the opportunities for strengthening the World Bank Group’s contribution to transport sector initiatives under GEF OP 11. |
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The Climate Group on behalf of the Global eSustainability Initiative (GeSI)
Promoting Global Environmental Priorities in the Urban Transport Sector
This report gives a clear picture of the key role that the ICT industry plays in addressing climate change globally and facilitating efficient and low carbon development. The role of ICT not only includes emission reduction and energy savings in the ICT sector itself, but also benefits from the adoption of ICT technologies to influence and transform the way our society works and the way people behave. By using our huge network and over 400 million customers, China Mobile is doing its best to promote this transformation and to realise real sustainable development for human beings and the environment. |
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