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The International Journal on Green Growth and Development, Volume 1, Issue 1

January 2015
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The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
The International Journal on Green Growth and Development, Volume 1, Issue 1

The International Journal on Green Growth and Development is an effort to stir a debate around emerging “green” concepts and development. The publication aims at building knowledge through stakeholder engagement on policy-relevant issues to understand the many facets of green growth and development. It is a step towards a forward-looking knowledge process for new opportunities linked with growth and sustainable development. The journal showcases new research through peer reviewed articles, opinions, and innovative practices. 

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