Kelompok B3 Public Health Oriented Program GREEN ECONOMY Jatinangor, 2011

Kelompok B3 Ahmad Reza Davin Takaryanto Dilga Caesario Dilla Aprilia Erza Nurtiandari Karina Nurizky Keshia Amalia M. M. Nurani Nasuha Arief Nur Afifah Nur Mala Il A’la Rahmaulia Dyanti

UNEP (The United Nations Environment Programme) 1. coordinates United Nations environmental activities 2. assisting developing countries in implementing environmentally sound policies and practices.  founded as a result of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in June 1972  its headquarters in the Gigiri neighborhood of Nairobi,Kenya.  has six regional offices and various country offices.

Green Economy Karl Burkart  six main sectors: – Renewable energy – Green buildings – Clean transportation – Water management – Waste management – Land management

"triple bottom line”  an economy concerned with being: Environmentally sustainable Socially just Locally rooted

The Global Green Economy Index, published annually by consultancy Dual Citizen Inc., measures and ranks the perception and performance of 27 national green economies. This index looks at 4 primary dimensions defining a national green economy as follows: Leadership and the extent to which national leaders are champions for green issues on the local and international stage Domestic policies and the success of policy frameworks to successfully promote renewable energy use in home market Cleantech Investment and the perceived opportunities and cleantech investment climate in each country Green tourism and the level of commitment to promoting sustainable tourism through government

ten interrelated principles that cover key dimensions of a green economy: 1. The Primacy of Use-value, Intrinsic Value & Quality 2. Following Natural Flow 3. Waste Equals Food 4. Elegance and 5. Appropriate Scale / Linked Scale 6. Diversity 7. Self-Reliance, Self-Organization, Self-Design 8. Participation & Direct 9. Human Creativity and Development 10. The Strategic role of the Built-environment, the Landscape & Spatial Design

Green Economy Initiatives Within UNEP, the Green Economy Initiative includes three sets of activities: Producing a Green Economy Report and related research materials, which will analyse the macroeconomic, sustainability, and poverty reduction implications of green investment in a range of sectors from renewable energy to sustainable agriculture and providing guidance on policies that can catalyze increased investment in these sectors. Providing advisory services on ways to move towards a green economy in specific countries. Engaging a wide range of research, non-governmental organizations, business and UN partners in implementing the Green Economy Initiative.

Green economics is not just about the environment. Certainly we must move to harmonize with natural systems, to make our economies flow benignly like sailboats in the wind of ecosystem processes. But doing this requires great human creativity, tremendous knowledge, and the widespread participation of everyone.

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