Low carbon development is crucial for mitigating emissions that lead to climate change and for enabling development in a carbon constrained world. Low carbon development is being pursued by high income countries and emerging emitters to reduce emissions, increase economic growth and firm competitiveness. At the same time, low carbon development is an option for lower income countries to access modern energy, low carbon technology and to reduce poverty. This chapter elaborates what low carbon development is, why it is needed, how it is defined, how it differs from other key concepts in the field of environment and development and how to achieve low carbon development in practice
The relationships between energy and development are complex, compounded by increasingly differentia...
This chapter focuses on the opportunities and challenges posed by low carbon development in Ethiopia...
About the paper The term “development ” is synonymous with economic growth. Theory and empirical evi...
Low carbon development is essential for mitigating the emissions leading to climate change and for e...
Low Carbon Development: Key Issues is the first comprehensive textbook to address the interface betw...
Low Carbon Development: Key Issues is the first comprehensive textbook to address the interface betw...
AbstractLow-carbon development has recently attracted attention from various countries and researche...
Low carbon development: key issues / ed. by Frauke Urban & Johan Nordensvärd. Routledge, March 2013,...
This book explores the social implications and challenges of low-carbon development. The argument of...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
The global community has to act collectively to halt climate change. But such collective action must...
If—as many environmental experts maintain—global climate change is the greatest challenge of our tim...
The term “development” is synonymous with economic growth. Theory and empirical evidence suggests de...
The relationships between energy and development are complex, compounded by increasingly differentia...
This chapter focuses on the opportunities and challenges posed by low carbon development in Ethiopia...
About the paper The term “development ” is synonymous with economic growth. Theory and empirical evi...
Low carbon development is essential for mitigating the emissions leading to climate change and for e...
Low Carbon Development: Key Issues is the first comprehensive textbook to address the interface betw...
Low Carbon Development: Key Issues is the first comprehensive textbook to address the interface betw...
AbstractLow-carbon development has recently attracted attention from various countries and researche...
Low carbon development: key issues / ed. by Frauke Urban & Johan Nordensvärd. Routledge, March 2013,...
This book explores the social implications and challenges of low-carbon development. The argument of...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
This special issue seeks to bring together the fields of low-carbon development (LCD) and innovation...
The global community has to act collectively to halt climate change. But such collective action must...
If—as many environmental experts maintain—global climate change is the greatest challenge of our tim...
The term “development” is synonymous with economic growth. Theory and empirical evidence suggests de...
The relationships between energy and development are complex, compounded by increasingly differentia...
This chapter focuses on the opportunities and challenges posed by low carbon development in Ethiopia...
About the paper The term “development ” is synonymous with economic growth. Theory and empirical evi...