Transition towards a green economy for sustainable development - The German experience –

The progress and prosperity of countries is measured by the levels of economic growth achieved by these countries. Over time, however, this growth is found to be unreal. Alongside the increase in growth, the damage to the ecosystem has been increased, resulting in increased levels of pollution that contributed to global warming The problem is that the world is beginning to worry about the consequences of climate change resulting in high temperatures, desertification, drought and the impact on the biodiversity of organisms, which has negatively impacted the poor groups that depend on providing access to natural capital such as agriculture and fishing for sustainable development. The aim of this study is to know the role of the green economy in achieving sustainable development, which many international experiences have achieved, in light of the objectives set by the United Nations Environment Program to increase economic growth, create more job opportunities, reduce the problem of poverty, unemployment and depletion. Natural resources and ecosystem