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UPthEM – Upskilling Pathways for Employability
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               Activity THREE: Global Green Economy Index


               The Global Green Economy Index™ (GGEI) measures the green economy performance of 130
               countries and  how  experts  assess  that  performance.  The  GGEI  performance  index  uses
               quantitative and qualitative indicators to measure how well each country performs on four key
               dimensions:

                   1.  leadership  &  climate  change  (head  of  state,  media  coverage,  international  forums,
                       climate change performance)
                   2.  efficiency sectors (buildings, transport, energy, tourism, resource efficiency)
                   3.  markets & investment (renewable energy investment, cleantech innovation, corporate
                       sustainability, green investment facilitation)
                   4.  environment (agriculture, air quality, water, biodiversity & habitat, fisheries, forests).
               Then, the GGEI perception survey collects assessments from expert practitioners on these same
               four dimensions.

               The GGEI was the first green economy index, launched in 2010, and today is the most widely
               referenced  product  of  its  kind  internationally,  utilized by  policymakers,  international
               organizations,  civil  society  and the private sector. Like many indices,  the GGEI is  used to
               benchmark performance, communicate that need improvement, and show diverse stakeholders
               how they too can promote progress. The GGEI is also useful as the foundation for creating
               customized sustainability measurement frameworks for a diverse range of stakeholders.


               According  to  https://dualcitizeninc.com/GGEI-2016.pdf,  in  2016,  the  situation  of  the  5
               countries partnering in this project was:

                                        Performance                            Perception
             Country               Rank               Score              Rank              Score
             Bulgaria               52                45.78               77                28.88
             Greece                 42                49.47               55                32.14
             Poland                 70                39.35               56                32.13
             Romania                69                40.04               78                28.87
             Spain                  21                53.88               22                51.36
                For your information, Sweden has ranked first for Performance, with a score of 77.61 and fourth
               for Perception, with a score of 93.65, while Germany has ranked first for Perception, with a
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               score of 97.74 and fifth for Performance, with a score of 66.01. The last place (80 ) is occupied
               by Saudi Arabia for Performance, with a score of 31.34 and by Cyprus for Perception, with a
               score of 28.50


               Please, analyse your country situation according to the 4 dimensions (leadership and climate
               change, environment, efficiency sectors and markets and investment) and explain:

               •  Why do you think your country is situated on that position (positive and negative aspects)?
               After that, compare your conclusions with the information in the diagram for your country
               presented below:



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