National Policy on Green Growth 2013-2030 Glossary Part-2
Green Tax refers to environment
pollution tax, liquid and solid waste releases tax and natural resources use
tax, all of which arise from developmental activity polluting and causing
danger to environment, along with business activity and natural resources use.
The tax imposition is to achieve the development goals with environmental
sustainability.
Green
Investment refers
to project or investment activities in green growth, focusing on green
technology, economy and finance, green environment and natural resources, water
resources and sanitation, food security and food safety, sustainable land use,
telecommunication and transport, industry and energy and green tourism.
Blue Economy refers to economic
activities from the development of coastline zone, following a green growth
principle.
Green Economy refers to development of an
economy with efficiency in using natural resources, environmental
sustainability, green jobs, green technology and economic reforms with further
consideration into green encouragement, including green tax, green finance,
especially green credit and micro-finance, and so on.
Green Finance refers to financial
instruments, such as check, share, bond, corporation bond, Treasury bill,
assent, property, credit and insurance as well as financial market which enhances
purchase and sale of green products and green service to encourage investment
in green agriculture, green industry, green business, green infrastructure and
transport, green tourism, green energy, green construction and building, green
telecommunication, green development and research, green technique and skill,
green deign, green workplace, green market, advertisement of green products,
sale of green products and services as well as green finance procurement.
Green Growth refers to sustainable
economy development that will cause no damage to environment, which is based on
the least use of natural resource with high yields, energy efficiency, low
waste emission, clean development, preservation of green nature and natural
heritage and livelihood improvement to achieve balance of economy development
with sustainable sustainability that focus on great interest of whole society.
Sustainable Development
refer to
development of economy having no damage to environment, based on the minimum
use of natural resources with high output, energy efficiency, minimum waste
release, clean development, preservation of green nature and natural heritages
as well as enhancement of people’s quality of life in order to achieve balance
of economic development with environment sustainability, begin the welfare of
the entire society.
Green Industry
refers to
clean production that use green technologies, together with efficient use of
energy and reduction in natural resources use in production chain of small
medium large enterprises in order to ensure sustainability of natural
resources, following a sustainable production and consumption principle.
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