GREEN GROWTH IN KENYA
• Economic Efficiency - Creating economic goods and services with fewer resources and less pollution. • Low Carbon development - Harnessing new renewable energy sources and reducing fossil fuel consumption. • Investing in natural capital and ecosystem services (e.g., to safeguard water supplies and tourism earnings and to enhance cropland and rangeland productivity). • Efficient markets that internalize all social and environmental costs. Other building blocks that are equally important include, transport, and water infrastructure systems; affordable and environmentally friendly housing; equitable access and governance of natural resources; environmentally aware citizens and green consumers; and new measurements of well-being and sustainable economic welfare that are publicly available. Kenya’s transition toward Greener economy, must go hand in hand with her overall priorities; poverty reduction, food security, comprehensive and improved education, safe water supply and sani...
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