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Green Economy
INTRODUCTION
Definition: The green economy aims to promote sustainable
development by implementing policies and practices that reduce
environmental impact while fostering economic growth.
Key components: Renewable energy, resource efficiency, sustainable
agriculture, waste management, green products and services.
Benefits: Job creation, reduced carbon emissions, improved
resource management, and enhanced resilience towards climate
change.
BENEFITS OF GREEN ECONOMY
Reduced environment impact: A green economy aims to minimize
pollution, waste and resources depletion, resulting in improved air
and water quality.
Job creation and economic opportunities: The shift towards a green
economy can lead to the development of new industries,
technologies and employment opportunities.
improved public health: By prioritizing sustainable practices, a
green economy can minimize exposure to harmful pollutants,
leading to better public health outcomes.
CHALLENGE OF GREEN ECONOMY
Initial costs and investments: Implementing green technologies and
practices often require upfront investments, which can be a barrier for
some businesses or individuals.
Policy and regulatory framework: Effective policies and regulations
are essential to promote sustainable practices and ensure a level
playing field for green businesses.
Transitioning existing industries: Encouraging traditional industries
to adopt sustainable practices and transition towards a green
economy can be challenging due to resistance to change.
EXAMPLES OF GREEN ECONOMY