This publication informs policy makers and practitioners involved in developing and monitoring green growth strategies. It proposes a framework for green growth indicators that seeks to respond to the context of developing countries and their expressed policy needs. The proposed framework for green growth indicators is based on a wider concept of quality of growth, and puts attention on five main dimensions of economic development - equity and inclusiveness; efficiency and productivity; structural transformation; investment in natural capital; and planetary boundaries. ESCAP’s framework aligns with previous work on green economy and green growth indicators with particular attention to inequality and access to basic resources. It recognizes the need to assess and mitigate risks – to set targets to ensure that economic activity and its resource use consequences stay within planetary limits. The importance of governance for each element of the framework is also emphasized. Several indicators are identified - some of which are well-known, widely-accepted and for which data is available, while others require further definition and investment for harmonization of methodology and data collection. The indicators proposed are not intended to be comprehensive or prescriptive - they are intended to assist government agencies and businesses to define indicators that address their particular circumstances, and to adapt them to priority economic sectors and specific geographic circumstances.