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Fwd: New IIED report | Inclusive green growth in Zambia



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From: Kate Wilson <Kate.Wilson@iied.org>
Date: 18 March 2014 12:26
Subject: New IIED report | Inclusive green growth in Zambia
To: African SD Policy Makers <africasd-l@lists.iisd.ca>


Dear colleague

 

We are pleased to let you know about a  new country report from IIED:

 

 

Inclusive Green Growth in Zambia: Scoping the needs and potentials

 

Many countries are exploring their prospects for green growth. It has become a hot topic, proving attractive to governments, companies, and civil society groups alike. The 2012 Rio+20 Summit concluded that green growth is best defined and tailored according to the individual country context. This report describes Zambia’s approach to develop a Zambian Inclusive Green Growth Strategy under its Sixth National Development Plan. The Zambian definition for inclusive green growth, is ‘inclusive development that makes sustainable and equitable use of Zambia’s natural resources within ecological limits’. The report describes the changing international policy and financial context for inclusive green growth, reports on a workshop facilitated by IIED, and proposes initial steps to develop its operational Strategy.

 

 

Download now: http://pubs.iied.org/16558IIED

 

 

 

Many thanks

 

 

Kate Wilson

Publications and Marketing Manager

International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)

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