TY  - GEN
AU  - Asian Development Bank Institute
TI  - Low-carbon green growth in asia: Policies and practices
SN  - 9784899740377
U1  - 363.738746095 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Washington
PB  -  Brookings institution Press
KW  - Policies and practices
KW  - Greenhouse gas mitigation -- Asia
KW  - Sustainable development -- Asia
KW  - Climatic changes -- Asia
N2  - Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1.Putting Sustainable Development and Climate Change Policies into Practice
1.1.Introduction
1.2.The Concept and Imperativeness of Low-Carbon Green Growth
1.3.Impacts and Co-benefits of Low-Carbon Green Growth
1.4.Macroeconomic Dimensions and the Feasibility of Low-Carbon Green Growth
1.5.Measuring Asia's Progress in Tackling Climate Change and Accelerating Green Growth
1.6.Challenges of Low-Carbon Green Growth in the Context of Social Inclusion and Regional Cooperation
2.The Asian Renaissance and Low-Carbon Green Growth: Changing Perceptions and the Scale of the Challenges
2.1.Asian Renaissance and Economic Growth
2.2.From Growth to Green Growth
2.3.Evolution and Convergence of Asian Perceptions on Low-Carbon Green Growth
2.4.Emerging Policy Perspectives and Monitoring Frameworks
3.Transformational Strategies, National and Subnational Level Actions: Progress and Findings
Contents note continued: 3.1.Changing Climate, Changing Economies
3.2.Country-Level Pledges and Targets
3.3.Policies and Measures with Implications for Emissions Reduction
3.4.Critical Evaluation of Actions and Pledges
3.5.Challenges for Developing Asia
3.6.Role of Low-Carbon Green Growth Strategies
3.7.Frameworks and Approaches to Delineate Road Maps to a Low-Carbon Asia
3.8.Way Forward: Lessons for Scaling Up and Spreading Low-Carbon Transformation
3.9.Reconciling the Needs with Regional Cooperation
4.Transition Lessons: Going Green as a Development Strategy
4.1.Opportunities in Green Growth
4.2.Social Inclusion and Equity
4.3.Green Jobs
4.4.Expansion of Demand
4.5.Innovation
4.6.Energy Security
4.7.Towards a New Policy Approach
5.Regional Cooperation for Seizing the Opportunities
5.1.Sharing and Learning from Each Other
5.2.The Role of Free Trade in Low-Carbon Goods and Services
Contents note continued: 5.3.International Cooperation on Innovation and Transfer in Low-Carbon Goods and Services
5.4.Extent of Funding Needs for Low-Carbon Green Growth
5.5.An Outlook on Cooperation Pathways
6.Conclusions and Recommendations: Policy Innovations for a Low-Carbon Green Asia
6.1.Changing Policy Perspectives and Strategic Priorities for Climate Change Mitigation
6.2.Paths for Raising the Pace of Low-Carbon Green Growth
6.3.Net Costs and Social Embeddings of Low-Carbon Green Growth
6.4.Conclusions
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