Please join us on Thursday, September 27th at 10am EST for a webinar to discuss the results from the 2012 Global Green Economy Index (GGEI). This one-hour webinar will give you and your colleagues the chance to hear the detailed results associated with this 3rd edition of the GGEI and ask questions about how data and consulting related to the GGEI can enhance your work. Click below to register for this event:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9220304744386260992
Highlights from the four main dimensions making up the GGEI - leadership, policy, cleantech investment and sustainable tourism – include:
- The leadership performance index shows that South Africa got a big boost after hosting COP17 in Durban, but its green reputation did not improve commensurately.
- Actively communicating 2020 renewable energy goals drives positive perceptions of nationalpolicy in our survey, but the pace of actual progress is uneven at best.
- Experts continue to view Germany, China, the United States and India as the best targets forcleantech investment but smaller nations - notably Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Israel - aregaining recognition.
- The United Kingdom is tied with New Zealand at the top of the sustainable tourism.
Results from the 2012 GGEI show that Germany and Denmark topped both the perception and performance rankings, with Copenhagen ranked as the #1 green city. For a press release summarizing these results and other findings, please click here.
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