GREEN ECONOMY Sample Clauses

GREEN ECONOMY. 15.1 Transnet’s contribution to the green economy objectives of:
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GREEN ECONOMY. Shift in investments, reconfiguration of businesses, infrastructure, energy efficiency, institutions, sustainable agriculture and practices are promoted to charter the way to economic diversification that generates green jobs and ensures food security
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GREEN ECONOMY. The ‘green economy’ concept has many definitions and is used differently in a range of contexts. Green economy works as a tool enabling us to achieve sustainable development and economic growth (UNCSD, 2012, World Bank, 2012). The concepts of green economy and sustainable development are interlinked in such a way that it is difficult to describe one without the other. UNEP (2011) claim that environmental sustainability and economic growth can be reached simultaneously by engaging in opportunities delivered by the development of green sectors, and are not necessarily contradictions, as previously believed.
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