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How regions can help build a sustainable Europe

How regions can help build a sustainable Europe. Aim of GRDP. Develop a common European methodology for integrating the environment into regional development programmes. End products of GRDP. The GRDP Charter The GRDP Toolkit. The GRDP Charter. “Regions for Sustainable change”

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How regions can help build a sustainable Europe

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  1. How regions can help build a sustainable Europe

  2. Aim of GRDP Develop a common European methodology for integrating the environment into regional development programmes

  3. End products of GRDP The GRDP Charter The GRDP Toolkit

  4. The GRDP Charter “Regions for Sustainable change” A set of principles to achieve greener and prosperous regions

  5. The GRDP Charter Adopting the charter means being committed to: • work towards more sustainable regional development programmes • work in partnership • support green projects

  6. The GRDP Charter The GRDP partnership urge all European public organisations involved in regional development to join us signing the Charter

  7. The GRDP Toolkit

  8. What is the GRDP Toolkit? A collection of fact sheets, guidance and good practices TO Support regions in giving full weight to environmental issues, alongside economic and social objectives

  9. GRDP Fact sheets

  10. Reports on Toolkit CD Green growth (audit report on environmental integration) Making the economic case for environmental integration Partnership as a tool to green programmes Creating networks for environmental integration Beyond the defensive (UK experience) Handbook on SEA Greening agriculture and rural development programmes Greening projects for growth and jobs

  11. Key messages An “integrated” approach Work in partnership The involvement of environmental partners The use of networks The environment as an economic driver Greening projects Communication on environmentally successful projects

  12. Charter and Toolkit are on:www.grdp.orgThey will soon be available in 6 languages

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