Green Economy Strategy and Implementation Plan 2016-2030: A low carbon, resource efficient, equitable and inclusive socio-economic transformation
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2016Author
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Government of Kenya
Abstract/ Overview
The green economy strategy is geared towards enabling Kenya to attain a higher economic growth rate consistent with the vision 2030 which firmly embeds the principles of sustainable development in the overall national growth strategy. This strategy builds on the achievements realized towards the implementation of the first Medium Term Plan (MTP I 2008-2012) and ongoing implementation of MTP II (2003-2017) for Vision 2030. The policy framework for Green Economy is designed to support a globally competitive lo carbon development path through promoting economic resilience and resource efficiency, sustainable management of natural resources, development of sustainable infrastructure and providing support for social inclusion.
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Green Economy; Sustainable Infrastructure; Natural Resource Management; Resource Efficiency; Social Inclision; Building Resilience
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Ministry of Environment and Natural ResourcesSeries
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