20 April 2011 - The Arab Forum for Environment and Development (AFED) concluded today in Amman a series of consultation meetings to discuss the first draft of its upcoming report on an Arab Green Economy, due to be released in October 2011.
The AFED report will address the transformations needed to achieve desired economic, social, and environmental sustainability goals in Arab countries.
The report will address the enabling strategies and development policies for navigating a green transition in eight sectors: energy, water, agriculture, tourism, waste management, industry, cities/buildings, and transportation.
The Arab Green Economy report is the fourth annual report by AFED, and follows publication of three reports, Arab Environment: Future Challenges in 2008, Impact of Climate Change on Arab Countries in 2009, and Water: Sustainable Management of a Scarce Resource in 2010. {continued}
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Arab Forum for Environment and Development
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