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This report outlines the current rationale implications and future ambitions for China's approach to a Green Economy exploring concepts such as green regional development, green agriculture and green services. The report concludes with recommendations for promoting China's Green economy.

This report highlights existing imbalances in regional benefit distribution and a lack of policy coordination in relation to population, economy, resources and the environment in China. It provides recommendations on: green development, institutional and policy innovation and enforcement, air pollution, marine environmental, and risk prevention.

This report analyses 6 key policy areas towards green development in Western China, including: managing and restoring fragile ecosystems, managing energy and mineral resources and pollution control, improving labour quality and diversity, promoting sustainable urbanization, promoting green and inclusive industrial development and improved institutional and policy settings.

This report outlines some key findings and recommendations on how to reach an ecological civilization in China such as knowing what is going on and setting objectives and limits based on integrated spatial planning, planning for financially-sound and adaptive development, and adhering to people-oriented urbanization.

This paper summarizes the research and activities of the Task Force on Sustainable Urbanization Strategy and presents policy recommendations.

This report presents an exploratory undertaking by the Task Force that investigates possiblities for controlling the evoloution of total urban-life energy consumption and related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in China. Part 1 of this report discusses why controlling urban-life energy consumption should be a priority for policy makers. Part 2 considers the critical policy issues needing to be addressed in relation to the urban-life energy use objective. Part 3 provides an overview of policy…