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Location : HOME > Report > Government/Policy
Green Funding by Government & Green Initiatives of Companies
Publisher Infiniti Research Limited
Date 2009-05
Quantity 22 pages
Type Report
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The environmental management practices are directed towards the welfare of the community, and economy as a whole. The major problem affecting the development of environmental framework in various countries is the lack of knowledge support, and monetary funding. To support the environmental sustainability, governments of various countries are funding environmental projects and green ventures. The funding is made available through government bodies such as central government, regional government, local government, government offices, and regional local development agencies. Government funding for environmental management practices are usually allotted as a percentage of the ' economic stimulus package' , which is a bail out money allotted by the government to boost the economic growth of the country. The stimulus package consists of the government funding for various economic and social activities, and includes tax rebates.

The focused areas for funding are energy efficient infrastructure; usage expansion of renewable source of energy; reduction in green house gases and carbon emissions; development of low carbon vehicles, clean technologies, and green infrastructure for waterways, roadways, and railways; and conservation of water resources.

Developing nations are demanding the OECD (Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development) countries to contribute towards the global green funding at the rate of 1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). Countries in Middle East and Africa are also focusing towards the maintenance of the environment by initiating various programs, and providing incentives and grants to individuals and organizations. However, these countries have not allotted any specific percentage of fund (from the country' s economic stimulus package) towards the green fund.

The analysis of the 16 economic stimulus packages has been considered in this report by taking into account the largest government spenders from the APAC, Europe, and Americas. The countries include China, Japan, Australia, India, Thailand, and South Korea in the APAC region; Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, and other EU states in the Europe region; and United States (AARA, and EESA), Canada, and Chile in Americas.


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