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Moving toward a green economy in the Danube region
Lasse Gustavsson Executive Director, Conservation WWF International Sofia 25 June, 2013
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Living Planet Index 28 November,
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Global ecological Footprint
28 November,
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We consume the natural resources of 1.5 planets yearly…
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EUs Vision for a resource efficient, “green” economy
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What is a green economy? Development that ensures food, water materials and energy security for all (forever) Respects planetary boundaries Maintain ecosystem integrity and biodiversity
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Preserve natural capital
Halt biodiversity loss Restore damaged ecosystems and ecosystem services Expand the global protected areas network
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Redirect financial flows
Value nature Account for environmental and social costs Support and reward conservation, sustainable resource management and innovations
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Produce better Reduce input and waste Manage resources sustainably
Scale up renewable energy production
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Consume more wisely Achieve low footprint life-styles
Change energy consumption patterns Promote healthy consumption patterns
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Equitable resource governance
Share available resources Make fair and ecologically aware choices Measure success beyond GDP
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Invest in green jobs and green infrastructure!
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Thank You! WWF IN SHORT +100 +5000 1961 +5M WWF is in over
100 countries, on 5 continents WWF has over 5,000 staff worldwide 1961 +5M WWF was founded In 1961 WWF has over 5 million supporters
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