Green Economy

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 what's it? and

Green
why is it
important?

Econo
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is the percentage of contraction the world

3.5% witness during the covid-19 pandenic

green economy is defined positively balance

as low carbon, resource environmental and social
efficient and socially goals for the good of
inclusive. nature, citizens, and
businesses.
 MIT: The Green Future Index 2021
The Green Future Index is a ranking of 76 leading countries and territories, based
on their progress and commitment towards building a low carbon future,

The United EUROPE

Russia is
States (40th) PROVIDES 15
ranked 73rd
OF THE TOP 20
COUNTRIES IN
INDEX. WITH
ICELAND IN
FIRST PLACE

Colombia ranked 25th,

Brazil 32nd, and Australia
35th

Egypt is raked 58th while

Petroleum countries such as Iran is ranked 74th
Saudi Arabia are ranked 61st

countries made efforts to reduce emissions in recent years as

well as policy commitments towards carbon neutrality, and
the extent to which recovery packages are targeted at the
shadow of the covid-19 pandemic.
 ,climate change

water
conservation resource saving
and natural and
disaster management
prevention

SIX PILLARS OF
GREEN ECONOMY

ecosystem
circular
protection and
economy
recovery

environmental
protection
 IMPORTANCE OF GREEN ECONOMY 

Green Economy will help maintaining resources for present use as well as for

future generation while also ensuring that more employment and investment

options are created to promote economic growth of the country. A green

economy will be future ready. A green economy will observe less health

concerns and promote healthy life style with use of best technology to grow.
the principles of green economy
The green economy is a people-and-nature-centric model whose
main principles are:

poverty eradication justice and good governance wellbeing

energy-efficiency low-carbon development

On the side-lines of the African Ministers Conference
on Environment (AMCEN), held in Cairo from 16 to 19
April 2016, Egypt launched a national strategy on
Green Economy. African leaders at AMCEN called for
the promotion of a clear development vision for
Africa in the context of the international
sustainability agenda, and Egypt took an important
step in this direction with the release of the national
strategy for green economy