Economic Instruments for Greening Development

12 Aug 2012 - 13 Aug 2012 Paro, Bhutan

The two-day workshop brought together some 35 policy makers from Finance, Planning, Agriculture, Environment, Energy and other sector ministries from several countries across Asia. The workshop discussed the broad linkages among environmental change, poverty, and economic development and to jointly examine the challenges of ‘greening' development.  The workshop was jointly organized by UNDP, UNEP and SANDEE as part of an effort to integrate environment into development planning and thinking.

Session 3: Economic instruments for greening development

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Session 12.1: Markets for ecosystem goods and bads -- REDD+ and Wildlife Insurance -- Country Examples, India

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Agenda

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Session 9: Adapting to Climate change in Bangladesh

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Session 14.2: Evaluating our development programs - Country Examples, Pakistan

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Session 14.1: Evaluating our development programs - Country Examples, India

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Session 13: Examining development interventions: Are Cook stoves a win win?

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Session 12.3: Markets for ecosystem goods and bads -- REDD+ and Wildlife Insurance -- Country Examples, Indonesia

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Session 12.2: Markets for ecosystem goods and bads -- REDD+ and Wildlife Insurance -- Country Examples, Bhutan

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Session 11: Managing our ecosystems

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Session 10.3: Panel discussion on Climate and Environmental Public Expenditure Reviews, Nepal

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Session 10.2: Panel discussion on Climate and Environmental Public Expenditure Reviews, Bangladesh

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Session 10.1: Panel discussion on Climate and Environmental Public Expenditure Reviews, Bhutan

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Session 8: Addressing climate change: decentralized energy management in India

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Session 6: Fixing market failures by valuing the environment

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Session 4.3 - Panel discussion on mineral wealth, fiscal revenues and environmental conservation, Philippines

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Session 4.2 - Panel discussion on mineral wealth, fiscal revenues and environmental conservation, Philippines

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Session 4.1 - Panel discussion on mineral wealth, fiscal revenues and environmental conservation, India

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Session 2.2: Developments in greening accounts - Country examples, India

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Session 2.1: Developments in greening accounts - Country examples, Bhutan

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Session 1: Are we really growing? Measuring and accounting for well- being and the environment

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