National Strategic Plan on Green Growth 2013-2030 Part-3


National Strategic Plan on Green Growth 2013-2030 Part-3

1.1 Strategic Direction and Strategy   

Preparation and implementation of the National Strategic Plan to respond to green growth principles require active participation of the public sector, the private sector, civil society, and public towards effective green growth with balance among economy, environment, society and culture. The Royal Government of Cambodia adheres to a Win-Win green approach among economy, environment, society, and culture, determining green growth strategies to maintain political and macroeconomic stability with sustainability, transparency, accountability, equity, justice and green opportunities.

The National Strategic Plan on Green Growth 2013-2030 needs to improve green growth by focusing on a strategic direction, including:
1.       Green Investment and Green Jobs Creation
2.       Green Economy Management in balance with Environment
3.       Blue Economy Development with Sustainability
4.       Green Environment and Natural Resources Management
5.       Human Resources Development and Green Education
6.       Effective Green technology Management
7.       Promotion of a Green Social Safety System
8.       Uphold and Protection of Green Cultural Heritage and National Identity
9.       Good Governance on Green Growth

1.    Green Investment and Green Jobs Creation  

The Royal Government of Cambodia provides a green jobs opportunity through development and use of green technology, including enhancement of green investment. Green investment refers to both technical and financial investments in all sectors to ensure environmental impact reduction, and natural resources, alike, and in turn, it helps improve quality of environment, ecosystem preservation, biodiversity conservation, reduction of energy and natural resource use, and reduction of carbon emission and environmental pollution. Green Jobs include green agriculture, green industry, green trade, green infrastructure and transports, green tourism, green energy, green construction and building, green design, green workplace, green market, green product advertisement, green product sale, and green service as well as green finance procurement.

All green products, green services and green finance markets require encouragement of the private sector investment on green agriculture, green industry, green infrastructure, green building and construction, green tourism, green trade, green baking system, and finance including green tax and green technology. 

Green agriculture encourages all at the private sectors and framers to use organic natural fertilizers, reduction of agriculture pesticides, and chemical substances, and systematic crop intensification and promote raising further awareness about green technology for agriculture.

Green industry encourages use of renewable energy, energy –saving and efficiency, and effective use of raw resources, including production of industrial products with high quality.

Green trade encourages supply and purchase of green products and green product demonstration/display, relevant investment, and transferring and changing technologies for green production and green markets.

Green infrastructure and green transports, especially all green physical infrastructures are encouraged to reduce environment impacts and ensure reduction of adverse impact on environment from infrastructure.

Green transports are encouraged not to pollute environment.

Green tourism refers to successful practices of ‘a clean city, clean resort, and good service principle.’

Green building and construction are encouraged to be based on renewable energy, energy saving and energy efficiency, water saving, and environmental beauty.

Green energy is encouraged to use green technology that provides energy efficiency, especially renewable energy.

Green telecommunication is encouraged to be based on a technological system, which pose no harm to public health and environment.   


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