Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific
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RT Generic T1 Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific A1 Crawford, Jeffrey YR 2012 LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4019 PB United Nations AB In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without. OL English(30) TY - GEN T1 - Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific AU - Crawford, Jeffrey Y1 - 2012 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4019 PB - United Nations AB - In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without. @misc{20.500.12870_4019 author = {Crawford, Jeffrey}, title = {Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific}, year = {2012}, abstract = {In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without.}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4019} } @misc{20.500.12870_4019 author = {Crawford, Jeffrey}, title = {Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific}, year = {2012}, abstract = {In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without.}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4019} } TY - GEN T1 - Promoting trade and investment in climate-smart goods, services and technologies in Asia and the Pacific AU - Crawford, Jeffrey UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4019 PB - United Nations AB - In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without.Metadata
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In recognizing the gravity of climate change inaction, and still in the absence of a legally binding global climate change agreement, many UNESCAP member developing countries are already working fast to foster Green Growth and transition to a climate smart development path. However, one of the major constraints of developing countries to make such a transition has been a lack of access to, and deployment of, renewable energy and other climate-smart technologies. Increased trade and investment in such technologies among developing countries is thus critical for not only mitigation, but also for expanding access and future supply of clean and reliable energy to the 1.68 billion people that still live without.