The document summarizes the establishment and activities of the Go Green Policy Committee within the Bahrain Ministry of Finance. It was established in 2010 to implement green policies and programs within the ministry. The committee is headed by the Acting Financial Information Director and includes representatives from various ministry directorates. Its vision is to be a leader in achieving a green office working environment, and its mission is to emphasize and implement the understanding of green policy within the ministry. The committee has achieved several targets related to reducing paper consumption, waste recycling, electricity reduction, and developing green policies and procedures. It has implemented various initiatives such as replacing traditional fax with e-fax, using electronic systems, and education campaigns.
Patricia Calkins, VP Environment, Health & Safety, Xerox Corporation. Presentation at the Xerox Thought Leadership Summit: A Business Case for Sustainability. August 10, 2010. Willard Hotel, Washington DC.
This study evaluated factors that influence the quality of forest residue feedstock produced through comminution. The researcher sorted, processed, and aged forest residue material and analyzed the effect on particle size distribution, moisture content, bulk density, and ash content. Sorting stems facilitated chipper use and improved control over particle size. Aging residues for 10 months reduced moisture content across all material types by an average of 7.25% without significantly impacting other quality metrics. Processing stems did not consistently improve quality measures compared to unprocessed material. The results provide guidance on feedstock management strategies to meet desired quality specifications.
This white paper examines Mediterranean food consumption patterns and their impacts on diet, the environment, society, and health. It aims to stimulate discussion around improving food system sustainability and achieving food and nutrition security in the Mediterranean region. The paper notes a decline in adherence to the Mediterranean diet despite its documented health and environmental benefits. It argues that fundamental changes are needed across the entire food system to ensure sustainable food consumption patterns, minimize pressure on natural resources, and reduce food losses. The paper calls for urgent steps to assess current consumption patterns and identify research and policies to promote more sustainable diets in the Mediterranean region.
State of Green Economy Report 2015_10Oct2014renu73
This document summarizes the key topics and initiatives discussed in the State of Green Economy Report 2015 for Dubai. It highlights Dubai's leadership in transitioning to a green economy through strategies like the Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030 and the Dubai Green Economy Partnership. It also discusses Dubai's focus on developing as a smart city through initiatives under the Smart Dubai initiative. The report examines Dubai's progress in clean energy, sustainable lifestyles, green jobs and skills, environmental finance, and other pillars of a green economy. It provides an overview of contributions from leaders in Dubai and the UAE who are guiding the transition to a sustainable future.
This document provides background information on green jobs from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). It discusses the drivers of green employment, current and future green jobs opportunities in sectors like energy, buildings, transportation, and agriculture. The document also outlines policies needed for a green jobs strategy, including the need for government action, green investment, technology transfer, job training, and social dialogue. Key messages from recent climate reports emphasizing the economic impacts of climate change and opportunities for employment growth through climate mitigation and adaptation efforts are also summarized.
The document discusses various environmental issues like pollution, depletion of resources, and sustainability. It defines the environment and explains the significance of different components. It then describes several types of pollution including air, water, and noise pollution. For each type of pollution, it provides the effects and sources. The key points made are that human activities are putting pressure on the environment by polluting natural resources and using them faster than they can replenish, which poses risks to the sustainability of life and resources for future generations.
The document discusses creating green and sustainable schools and school buildings. It outlines two approaches to sustainability practiced in schools: through architectural and facilities design, and through green projects and activities. Key elements of sustainable schools are improving learning outcomes, partnerships with the community, and achieving positive social and environmental outcomes. Sustainable schools aims to provide engaging learning for students, create a healthier school environment, demonstrate leadership in sustainability education, and operate schools in a more sustainable and cost-effective manner.
Patricia Calkins, VP Environment, Health & Safety, Xerox Corporation. Presentation at the Xerox Thought Leadership Summit: A Business Case for Sustainability. August 10, 2010. Willard Hotel, Washington DC.
This study evaluated factors that influence the quality of forest residue feedstock produced through comminution. The researcher sorted, processed, and aged forest residue material and analyzed the effect on particle size distribution, moisture content, bulk density, and ash content. Sorting stems facilitated chipper use and improved control over particle size. Aging residues for 10 months reduced moisture content across all material types by an average of 7.25% without significantly impacting other quality metrics. Processing stems did not consistently improve quality measures compared to unprocessed material. The results provide guidance on feedstock management strategies to meet desired quality specifications.
This white paper examines Mediterranean food consumption patterns and their impacts on diet, the environment, society, and health. It aims to stimulate discussion around improving food system sustainability and achieving food and nutrition security in the Mediterranean region. The paper notes a decline in adherence to the Mediterranean diet despite its documented health and environmental benefits. It argues that fundamental changes are needed across the entire food system to ensure sustainable food consumption patterns, minimize pressure on natural resources, and reduce food losses. The paper calls for urgent steps to assess current consumption patterns and identify research and policies to promote more sustainable diets in the Mediterranean region.
State of Green Economy Report 2015_10Oct2014renu73
This document summarizes the key topics and initiatives discussed in the State of Green Economy Report 2015 for Dubai. It highlights Dubai's leadership in transitioning to a green economy through strategies like the Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030 and the Dubai Green Economy Partnership. It also discusses Dubai's focus on developing as a smart city through initiatives under the Smart Dubai initiative. The report examines Dubai's progress in clean energy, sustainable lifestyles, green jobs and skills, environmental finance, and other pillars of a green economy. It provides an overview of contributions from leaders in Dubai and the UAE who are guiding the transition to a sustainable future.
This document provides background information on green jobs from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). It discusses the drivers of green employment, current and future green jobs opportunities in sectors like energy, buildings, transportation, and agriculture. The document also outlines policies needed for a green jobs strategy, including the need for government action, green investment, technology transfer, job training, and social dialogue. Key messages from recent climate reports emphasizing the economic impacts of climate change and opportunities for employment growth through climate mitigation and adaptation efforts are also summarized.
The document discusses various environmental issues like pollution, depletion of resources, and sustainability. It defines the environment and explains the significance of different components. It then describes several types of pollution including air, water, and noise pollution. For each type of pollution, it provides the effects and sources. The key points made are that human activities are putting pressure on the environment by polluting natural resources and using them faster than they can replenish, which poses risks to the sustainability of life and resources for future generations.
The document discusses creating green and sustainable schools and school buildings. It outlines two approaches to sustainability practiced in schools: through architectural and facilities design, and through green projects and activities. Key elements of sustainable schools are improving learning outcomes, partnerships with the community, and achieving positive social and environmental outcomes. Sustainable schools aims to provide engaging learning for students, create a healthier school environment, demonstrate leadership in sustainability education, and operate schools in a more sustainable and cost-effective manner.
A presentation by Guy Dauncey on four key issues for the BC provincial Election in May 2017:
The Housing Crisis
Climate and Energy
Jobs, New Economy
Money in Democracy
الوظائف التنفيذية هو مصطلح شامل لإدارة للعمليات المعرفية، بما في ذلك، الذاكرة العملية والتعقّل والمرونة المعرفية وحل المشكلات، بالإضافة إلى التخطيط والتنفيذ.
Our Green Mission أهدافنا خضراء تقليل هدر الطاقة فى منظومتي التكييف والتهوية و تجويد أجواء الحياة الداخلية تقديرا لقيمة أمنا «الأرض»
To efficiently reduce energy wastage in HVAC Industry and improve the quality of indoor environment with high regards to our mother “Earth”.
The presentation discusses the future of the green economy. It defines the green economy as aiming to reduce environmental risks and ecological scarcities through sustainable development without degrading the environment. It notes that a green economy is based on six main sectors and is low carbon, resource efficient, and socially inclusive. The presentation highlights opportunities for green investment in areas like agriculture, forestry, renewable energy, sustainable cities, waste management, green buildings, sustainable transport, and water. It argues that transitioning to a green economy can address current environmental crises and generate substantial jobs and investments globally. In conclusion, the benefits of a green economy extend to all populations and promote mutual development between economic growth and environmental sustainability.
تسليط الضوء على العمل الاجتماعي ,و تأثير النساء على السكان النشطين، من فئة الشباب و الفتيات
مرافقة المرأة في ممارسة حقها في المواطنة منها;
تشجيع تعليم الفتيات ومنع التسرب من المدارس زيادة إحساس المرأة بالأمان.
تلبية احتياجات الشباب وتقديم العديد من الخدمات التعليمية ,والترفيهية والثقافية, والرياضية العالية الجودة
The document discusses Republic Act No. 9512, which promotes environmental awareness through environmental education. It mandates the integration of environmental education into school curriculums at all levels and national service training programs. It declares November as Environmental Awareness Month and calls for interagency collaboration led by DepEd, CHED, TESDA, and DENR to implement public education programs. The act also requires the DOST to create science-based environmental education programs and the DepEd, CHED, and TESDA to undertake capacity building initiatives.
محاضرة عن دور وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي في التنمية، تضمنت عرضاً لوسائل التواصل الاجتماعي وكيف أننا كأفراد وأسر ومؤسسات ومجتمع نستطيع استخدام وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي لزيادة فعاليتنا وتماسك أسرنا ونمو مجتمعتنا ، وأننا أمام خيار إما أن نتحكم باستخدامنا لوسائل التواصل فستفيد وننمو أو نكون فريسة للفشل والتفكك والتردي.
This document discusses various environmental issues related to pollution and climate change, including the greenhouse effect, acid rain, ozone layer depletion, urban heat islands, and light pollution. It provides details on the causes and effects of each issue and potential methods for control and mitigation. The greenhouse effect is caused by greenhouse gases like CO2 trapping heat in the lower atmosphere. Acid rain forms from SO2 and NOx emissions and damages forests and aquatic ecosystems. Ozone layer depletion is mainly due to CFC emissions allowing more UV rays to reach the surface. Urban heat islands occur where cities are warmer than surrounding rural areas due to factors like lack of vegetation and heat-absorbing surfaces. Light pollution disrupts ecosystems, observatories
This document discusses environmental issues and sustainable development in Spain. It covers:
- The concept of sustainable development as stimulating economic growth while safeguarding natural resources.
- How the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors impact the environment through activities like agriculture, industry, tourism and transportation infrastructure.
- Specific environmental problems in Spain like air pollution, uncontrolled urbanization, desertification, and threatened species.
- Protected areas that have been established in Spain to conserve the environment, including national parks, natural reserves, and areas in international agreements or the EU Natura 2000 network.
Presentation On Green Economy For Sustainable DevelopmentAsif A. Kabani
The document discusses transitioning to a green economy. It defines a green economy as one that improves human well-being and equity while reducing environmental risks. A green economy is low-carbon, resource efficient, and socially inclusive. It explores the relationship between sustainable development and poverty reduction. The document also discusses greenhouse gases, their sources, and their impact on climate change. It notes that human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation have increased the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Green economy aims to increase investments and growth while substantially reducing carbon footprints. It promotes resource efficiency, clean technologies, and sustainable production and consumption patterns. A green economy is driven by investments that reduce emissions, enhance efficiency, and prevent biodiversity loss. It emphasizes the intersection between environment and economy.
The growth leads to the depletion of natural resources of the planet. One of them is wood. We use unnecessary paper! Too much mess! Beware of CO2 imbalance... The immediate solution to stop destroying forests: dematerialization of exchanges with legal convincing value. Zero paper! The electronic originals are sealed and encrypted in a nominative and communicating electronic safe. The identification of counterparts is made via Magicaxess, a new high tech of identification WITHOUT having to download a digital certificate!
This document provides an introduction to the topic of sustainability. It discusses key concepts like resources, population growth, sustainable development, and interdependence. Resources are defined as anything taken from the environment to make goods and products for human needs and wants. However, using resources leads to waste. Sustainable development means meeting current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. It involves considering consumption, waste, and responsible use of Earth's finite resources. The document stresses thinking globally about how our actions impact others and acting locally through sustainable practices in our own communities.
Business & Environment Series: Polin - Waste Reduction at Central Container CorpEnvironmental Initiative
Central Container Corporation is a packaging manufacturer that has undertaken a lean-green journey to become more sustainable. They have adopted a sustainable mission statement and identified the 7 green wastes and 7 R's framework to guide their efforts. Examples provided include eliminating unnecessary packaging materials, using renewable and recycled materials, and innovative packaging solutions for medical device customers that reduce waste. The company has achieved growth and awards for their sustainability efforts while improving operational performance through annual lean-green savings.
This document provides information and tips for publishers to implement more environmentally sustainable practices. It discusses using recycled paper, duplex printing, carbon offsets, electronic distribution, and various other initiatives that publishing companies are taking to reduce their environmental impact such as renewable energy use, reducing waste, and encouraging sustainable forestry.
The document discusses the environmental and financial costs of paper usage and wasteful printing practices. It notes that while digital technologies were expected to reduce paper usage, the opposite has occurred with paper consumption doubling in recent decades. It recommends implementing print management software and policies to monitor and reduce wasteful printing in offices and schools in order to achieve significant cost savings while helping the environment.
Green computing aims to reduce the environmental impact of computing through more efficient use of computing resources and environmentally friendly design and disposal of computer technologies. It seeks to minimize energy consumption and promote renewable energy sources, reduce paper usage, and ensure easy recycling of electronic equipment. The goals of green computing are to reduce hazardous materials usage, maximize energy efficiency over the lifetime of products, and promote recyclability. Recent implementations of green computing principles include search engines like Blackle that reduce energy usage and very low power computers like the Zonbu and Fit PC. The future of green computing is expected to see more eco-friendly components and emphasis on energy savings across enterprises.
Achieving a Circular Economy: How the Private Sector is Reimaging the Future ...Circular Economy Asia
This document summarizes a presentation on achieving a circular economy from private sector perspectives. Speakers from HP, Tetra Pak, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and GreenBiz Group discussed how their companies are reimagining business models through circular design, new services, recycling programs, and innovation. HP described designing out waste through reusable ink cartridges and 3D printing technologies. Tetra Pak outlined efforts to increase recycled content in packaging and expand recycling infrastructure. The presentation argued that a circular economy approach provides business opportunities around long-term growth and risk management.
A presentation by Guy Dauncey on four key issues for the BC provincial Election in May 2017:
The Housing Crisis
Climate and Energy
Jobs, New Economy
Money in Democracy
الوظائف التنفيذية هو مصطلح شامل لإدارة للعمليات المعرفية، بما في ذلك، الذاكرة العملية والتعقّل والمرونة المعرفية وحل المشكلات، بالإضافة إلى التخطيط والتنفيذ.
Our Green Mission أهدافنا خضراء تقليل هدر الطاقة فى منظومتي التكييف والتهوية و تجويد أجواء الحياة الداخلية تقديرا لقيمة أمنا «الأرض»
To efficiently reduce energy wastage in HVAC Industry and improve the quality of indoor environment with high regards to our mother “Earth”.
The presentation discusses the future of the green economy. It defines the green economy as aiming to reduce environmental risks and ecological scarcities through sustainable development without degrading the environment. It notes that a green economy is based on six main sectors and is low carbon, resource efficient, and socially inclusive. The presentation highlights opportunities for green investment in areas like agriculture, forestry, renewable energy, sustainable cities, waste management, green buildings, sustainable transport, and water. It argues that transitioning to a green economy can address current environmental crises and generate substantial jobs and investments globally. In conclusion, the benefits of a green economy extend to all populations and promote mutual development between economic growth and environmental sustainability.
تسليط الضوء على العمل الاجتماعي ,و تأثير النساء على السكان النشطين، من فئة الشباب و الفتيات
مرافقة المرأة في ممارسة حقها في المواطنة منها;
تشجيع تعليم الفتيات ومنع التسرب من المدارس زيادة إحساس المرأة بالأمان.
تلبية احتياجات الشباب وتقديم العديد من الخدمات التعليمية ,والترفيهية والثقافية, والرياضية العالية الجودة
The document discusses Republic Act No. 9512, which promotes environmental awareness through environmental education. It mandates the integration of environmental education into school curriculums at all levels and national service training programs. It declares November as Environmental Awareness Month and calls for interagency collaboration led by DepEd, CHED, TESDA, and DENR to implement public education programs. The act also requires the DOST to create science-based environmental education programs and the DepEd, CHED, and TESDA to undertake capacity building initiatives.
محاضرة عن دور وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي في التنمية، تضمنت عرضاً لوسائل التواصل الاجتماعي وكيف أننا كأفراد وأسر ومؤسسات ومجتمع نستطيع استخدام وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي لزيادة فعاليتنا وتماسك أسرنا ونمو مجتمعتنا ، وأننا أمام خيار إما أن نتحكم باستخدامنا لوسائل التواصل فستفيد وننمو أو نكون فريسة للفشل والتفكك والتردي.
This document discusses various environmental issues related to pollution and climate change, including the greenhouse effect, acid rain, ozone layer depletion, urban heat islands, and light pollution. It provides details on the causes and effects of each issue and potential methods for control and mitigation. The greenhouse effect is caused by greenhouse gases like CO2 trapping heat in the lower atmosphere. Acid rain forms from SO2 and NOx emissions and damages forests and aquatic ecosystems. Ozone layer depletion is mainly due to CFC emissions allowing more UV rays to reach the surface. Urban heat islands occur where cities are warmer than surrounding rural areas due to factors like lack of vegetation and heat-absorbing surfaces. Light pollution disrupts ecosystems, observatories
This document discusses environmental issues and sustainable development in Spain. It covers:
- The concept of sustainable development as stimulating economic growth while safeguarding natural resources.
- How the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors impact the environment through activities like agriculture, industry, tourism and transportation infrastructure.
- Specific environmental problems in Spain like air pollution, uncontrolled urbanization, desertification, and threatened species.
- Protected areas that have been established in Spain to conserve the environment, including national parks, natural reserves, and areas in international agreements or the EU Natura 2000 network.
Presentation On Green Economy For Sustainable DevelopmentAsif A. Kabani
The document discusses transitioning to a green economy. It defines a green economy as one that improves human well-being and equity while reducing environmental risks. A green economy is low-carbon, resource efficient, and socially inclusive. It explores the relationship between sustainable development and poverty reduction. The document also discusses greenhouse gases, their sources, and their impact on climate change. It notes that human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation have increased the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Green economy aims to increase investments and growth while substantially reducing carbon footprints. It promotes resource efficiency, clean technologies, and sustainable production and consumption patterns. A green economy is driven by investments that reduce emissions, enhance efficiency, and prevent biodiversity loss. It emphasizes the intersection between environment and economy.
The growth leads to the depletion of natural resources of the planet. One of them is wood. We use unnecessary paper! Too much mess! Beware of CO2 imbalance... The immediate solution to stop destroying forests: dematerialization of exchanges with legal convincing value. Zero paper! The electronic originals are sealed and encrypted in a nominative and communicating electronic safe. The identification of counterparts is made via Magicaxess, a new high tech of identification WITHOUT having to download a digital certificate!
This document provides an introduction to the topic of sustainability. It discusses key concepts like resources, population growth, sustainable development, and interdependence. Resources are defined as anything taken from the environment to make goods and products for human needs and wants. However, using resources leads to waste. Sustainable development means meeting current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. It involves considering consumption, waste, and responsible use of Earth's finite resources. The document stresses thinking globally about how our actions impact others and acting locally through sustainable practices in our own communities.
Business & Environment Series: Polin - Waste Reduction at Central Container CorpEnvironmental Initiative
Central Container Corporation is a packaging manufacturer that has undertaken a lean-green journey to become more sustainable. They have adopted a sustainable mission statement and identified the 7 green wastes and 7 R's framework to guide their efforts. Examples provided include eliminating unnecessary packaging materials, using renewable and recycled materials, and innovative packaging solutions for medical device customers that reduce waste. The company has achieved growth and awards for their sustainability efforts while improving operational performance through annual lean-green savings.
This document provides information and tips for publishers to implement more environmentally sustainable practices. It discusses using recycled paper, duplex printing, carbon offsets, electronic distribution, and various other initiatives that publishing companies are taking to reduce their environmental impact such as renewable energy use, reducing waste, and encouraging sustainable forestry.
The document discusses the environmental and financial costs of paper usage and wasteful printing practices. It notes that while digital technologies were expected to reduce paper usage, the opposite has occurred with paper consumption doubling in recent decades. It recommends implementing print management software and policies to monitor and reduce wasteful printing in offices and schools in order to achieve significant cost savings while helping the environment.
Green computing aims to reduce the environmental impact of computing through more efficient use of computing resources and environmentally friendly design and disposal of computer technologies. It seeks to minimize energy consumption and promote renewable energy sources, reduce paper usage, and ensure easy recycling of electronic equipment. The goals of green computing are to reduce hazardous materials usage, maximize energy efficiency over the lifetime of products, and promote recyclability. Recent implementations of green computing principles include search engines like Blackle that reduce energy usage and very low power computers like the Zonbu and Fit PC. The future of green computing is expected to see more eco-friendly components and emphasis on energy savings across enterprises.
Achieving a Circular Economy: How the Private Sector is Reimaging the Future ...Circular Economy Asia
This document summarizes a presentation on achieving a circular economy from private sector perspectives. Speakers from HP, Tetra Pak, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and GreenBiz Group discussed how their companies are reimagining business models through circular design, new services, recycling programs, and innovation. HP described designing out waste through reusable ink cartridges and 3D printing technologies. Tetra Pak outlined efforts to increase recycled content in packaging and expand recycling infrastructure. The presentation argued that a circular economy approach provides business opportunities around long-term growth and risk management.
ISO130 WG11_New approaches for quantification scheme of carbon footprint of p...Shimizu Printing Inc.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Dr. SHIMIZU on new approaches for quantifying the carbon footprint of paper books and e-books. It outlines the system boundaries considered for paper books and e-books, additional factors included for paper books like recycling impacts and bookstore/shopping emissions, and new ideas for quantifying e-book impacts based on usage assumptions. It then compares the estimated carbon footprint per copy between paper books and e-books using different reading devices like the iPad and iPhone.
The document is an interest form and information for businesses in Coppell, Texas to join the Coppell Green Team program. The form requests business contact information. It outlines the Green Team's mission to promote environmental sustainability. It provides categories of green practices with points assigned to each to achieve levels of participation. Benefits for Green Team members include recognition on the Keep Coppell Beautiful website and use of a Green Team digital seal.
This document discusses an ecodesign project called the Ecokit. It summarizes the key principles of ecodesign, including assessing the full lifecycle environmental impacts of a product. It then discusses past ecodesign projects focused on mobile phones and SIM cards, including making greener SIM card materials and packaging. Reducing packaging waste saved over 1.2 million euros annually. The document concludes by discussing applying ecodesign to retail shops and a new ecodesign project focused on set-top boxes.
This document discusses an ecodesign project called the Ecokit. It summarizes the key principles of ecodesign, including considering environmental impacts throughout a product's lifecycle and assessing multiple environmental impacts. It then discusses applying ecodesign principles to mobile phones and SIM cards, focusing on reducing impacts from production, use, and end-of-life phases. Specific initiatives included developing greener SIM card materials and packaging, reducing packaging waste, and simplifying customer communications. The document concludes by noting ecodesign can also be applied to retail shops and new projects like set-top boxes.
This document discusses green technology and its importance for sustainable development. It notes that fossil fuel production is declining while renewable energy sources currently only provide 2% of power. Green technologies can help displace fossil fuels by harnessing renewable resources like solar and wind. Adopting green tech benefits the environment, is sustainable long-term, and can create new jobs. The future of green technologies looks promising as governments and the private sector increasingly invest in renewable energy plans and environmental initiatives.
This document discusses ways for operations management to go green. It provides examples of facilities improvements like LEED certification and motion sensors. It also discusses reducing waste from equipment, vehicles, and the office. Methods include recycling, digitizing documents, limiting printing, and using mugs instead of disposable cups. The benefits are lower costs from energy efficiency and waste reduction as well as increased customer loyalty and profits. Going green is important as consumer awareness of sustainability issues rises.
The document provides tips on going green at work through waste minimization efforts of reducing, reusing, and recycling. It encourages reducing paper usage through double-sided printing and copying, digital storage of documents, and email use. Materials like paper, plastic, glass, and aluminum can be recycled, and proceeds may be donated to charity. Proper disposal of e-waste and use of reusable food containers instead of polystyrene are also recommended to help the environment.
This presentation discusses green computing and how to implement it. Green computing aims to reduce the environmental impact of computers and associated hardware. It encourages energy efficient use, less hazardous materials, and better recycling. Some strategies discussed are using virtualization to reduce server numbers, downloading software instead of physical copies, replacing paper with online systems, using more efficient LCD displays, optimizing algorithms, and virtualizing desktops. Adopting green computing can provide cost savings and business benefits while helping the environment.
HP provides many free green resources for organizations looking to reduce their environmental impact and carbon footprint, including a carbon footprint calculator, green IT action plan guide, and Smart Web Printing tool. KYOCERA developed the first printers to use amorphous silicon drums instead of OPC drums, increasing drum lifespan and reducing waste. Xerox introduced the first copiers and duplicators with automatic duplex printing in 1970, reducing paper usage. Toshiba offsets the carbon emissions from its printers through a program providing efficient cookstoves to households in Kenya.
1. The document summarizes a presentation given by Dr. Hirokazu Shimizu on eco-conscious design for printed products.
2. It discusses quantitatively assessing printed products to be more eco-friendly, using a case study of a thinner plastic document file. The thinner file reduces CO2 emissions by 14.6%.
3. It also addresses reforming product category rules for printing to make calculations more accurate and widespread for small businesses. Simplifying assumptions could overestimate some environmental impacts.
This document discusses various sustainability initiatives undertaken by Host Europe GmbH, a data center services provider. It describes green measures implemented at their green data center such as innovative cooling solutions, heat utilization, and obtaining renewable energy. Virtualization technology was also promoted to increase server utilization. Community initiatives included donations, employee training programs, and encouraging gender diversity. However, challenges remain such as pushing virtualization adoption, improving sustainability further, and improving gender ratio at the company.
Paper is still holding a majority of organizations information and excessive use of paper is
adversely effecting the environment with the destruction of trees, which is the most wonderful
natural resource resulting in global warming and posing threat to future generations.
Organizations today have realized the importance of managing their content efficiently to
safeguard their bottom-line and environment. Managing unstructured content, which constitutes
80% of the content generated is more challenging and needs better management. The
advancement of IT has helped in mitigating these challenges in different ways and Enterprise
Content Management (ECM) solutions have witnessed their clear leadership in this.
This presentation will focus on defining what is Green Content, explaining the adverse impact of paper usage on Environment and suggesting how Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can help organizations in their green initiatives.
The document summarizes information about green economies and e-waste management in the Arab region. It discusses how current consumption rates are unsustainable and will require two planets by 2050. It then provides UNEP's definition of a green economy as an economic system that improves human well-being over the long term without significant environmental risks. The document also notes challenges with e-waste volumes and hazardous materials, and outlines opportunities for job creation through e-waste recycling and reduction of environmental impacts. It concludes that the Arab region needs long-term environmental strategies, strong environmental agencies, clear policies and legislation, and more research and education around environmental issues.
Ulrike Vött, Regional Sustainability Manager at Nokia, discusses Nokia's long term strategies for Green ICT. Nokia aims to integrate sustainability practices across its entire operations from product design to supplier relationships. Key aspects of Nokia's approach include life cycle thinking in materials selection and management, energy efficient product design, and global take back programs to encourage recycling. Nokia has collaborations in the Gulf region to raise awareness of mobile phone recycling including school programs in the UAE and a winning CSR program in Pakistan.
The document outlines a roadmap for implementing green IT practices. It discusses establishing a baseline of current energy usage and emissions. It then recommends short-term initiatives like power management and virtualization to reduce energy costs. Long-term, it suggests a strategic sustainability plan involving stakeholders to transition the organization to more eco-friendly IT through initiatives like green procurement, equipment refurbishing, and responsible e-waste recycling. The roadmap provides a framework for organizations to systematically improve their environmental performance through innovative technology solutions.
The document discusses green ICT strategies for the Kingdom of Bahrain. It begins by outlining the environmental impacts of ICT and how ICT can both contribute to carbon emissions but also help reduce emissions in other sectors. The document then provides statistics on carbon emissions in Bahrain and other Gulf countries. Finally, it proposes a green ICT strategy for Bahrain, including the vision to be a pioneer in green ICT, goals around adoption and investment, strategic dimensions such as legislation and roles of public/private sectors, and strategic axes around devices, waste management, costs, consumption, research, and awareness.
Spear Ink has developed a solution to reduce e-waste from used ink and toner cartridges. [1] They have established a refilling and recycling process that reuses components from used cartridges rather than sending them to landfills. [2] This helps reduce carbon emissions and waste. [3] Their goal is to make cartridge recycling a competitive green industry that significantly impacts the environment.
The document outlines Egypt's Green ICT strategy, which aims to contribute to national sustainable development, reduce environmental effects of ICT usage, and exploit ICT's potential to address climate change. The strategy's work pillars include raising community awareness, sustainable e-waste management, green procurement, and using ICT for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Key activities include workshops on green topics, developing guidance documents, pilot projects to promote energy efficiency and LEED building standards, and international cooperation on ICT and climate research. The strategy seeks to establish green ICT policies, build stakeholder engagement, and maximize adoption of green ICT practices across Egypt.
Green IT at University of Bahrain aims to reduce energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions from information and communication technology (ICT) usage. It identifies several green IT initiatives including equipment recycling, server consolidation and virtualization, print optimization, rightsizing IT equipment, and green considerations in procurement. Going green in the data center involves reducing overall power consumption, maximizing power utilization, reducing hardware needs through consolidation, and decreasing storage requirements. The top drivers for adopting green technology are reducing power consumption and costs. Strategies like energy efficiency technologies, power/cooling solutions, systems virtualization, and data center consolidation can help green the IT department.
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1. لجنة السياسة الخضراء
A slide presentation prepared
for Greener & Smarter ICT
May 2012
Prepared by Mariam Kadhimi
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2. Go Green Policy Committee لجنة السياسة الخضراء
Expression of interest in the Ministry of Finance about environmental protection issues, and under
the guidance of His Excellency the Minister of Finance Shaikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, the
Assistant Undersecretary of resources and information Mr. Ismail A. Nabi Al Marhoon prepared a
paper in the December 30, 2009 on the application of the concept of the ministry's green policy.
the paper was about the possibility of implementation the green policy in the Ministry, and the
proposals of a practical program for the application of this policy.
Establishing Go Green Policy Committee
In February 2010 by His Excellency the Undersecretary Mr. Aref Saleh Khamis issued the Resolution
No. 1 to form a committee to apply the concept of the ministry's green policy, and work to
implement the plans and programs in the Ministry.
The committee is headed by Mr. Hassan Abdulla, Acting Financial information Director and
membership of the representatives from the Ministry’s directorates.
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3. Go Green Policy Committee لجنة السياسة الخضراء
.رؤيتنا : الريادة في توفير بيئة عمل مكتبية خضراء
VISION: LEAD IN ACHIEVING GREEN OFFICE WORKING ENVIRONMENT.
.مهمتنا : تكريس وتطبيق مفاهيم السياسة الخضراء بوزارة المالية
MISSION: EMPHASIZE AND IMPLEMENT THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE GREEN
POLICY IN MOF
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4. Our Priorities
1. Saving in Electricity & Water consumption
2. Saving in the use of paper.
3. Minimize the consumption and Waste.
4. Re-use what we have.
5. Recycling as much as we can.
6. Apply Environment standards on Purchasing
7. Involve the employees in creating green working environment.
Specific Objectives
1. Reduce Paper Consumption by 10% in December 2011
2. Recycling 70% of waste by December 2011
3. Reduce Electricity Bill by 10% in 2013
4. Reduce waste produced by 15% in December 2011
5. Obtain ISO 14001:2004
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5. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes that have been done Result
1.
• Replace the traditional fax system, by E-fax. Saving about 100,348 •
. of
Reduce Paper
printing paper in 6 months,
Consumption • Use Service Workflow system.
by 10% in this amount represents of
• Use electronic Attendance system (paperless).
December reduction in paper
2011 • Use S/W which prints how much papers are printed at
consumption of around
departmental and employee level to assist in reducing 33%, which resulting in an
paper consumption. avoidance of carbon dioxide
• Distribute Scanners for all departments for data storage emission of about 450 kg as
instead of printing . a resulting from the
manufacture of this amount
• Directing departments to use Ministry web page
of paper.
(Intranet) for sharing data instead of printing.
• Encourage all staff to use e-mail .
• Encourage all staff to use of electronic media (CD's) for
data storage & for easy access of the information when is
needed.
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6. Initiatives that have been completed to reduce paper consumption
.•
Method type Quantity of papers saved CO2 emissions
In 6 months In Kg
CD instead of printing 65,000 290
E-fax 25,000 110
Workflow System 6,000 27
Attendance System 4,000 18
Description Consumed Saved
In 6 months In 6 months
Quantity of Papers 300,000 papers 100,000
Quantity of CO2 1,350 kg 450 kg
emissions
As a result of all these efforts, paper waste reduced by 33.5%, and all wasted papers are recycled.
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7. •.
من أولوياتنا :
•ترشيد استهالك الكهرباء والماء.
•ترشيد استهالك الورق.
• تقليل االستهالك والنفايات.
•إعادة استخدام ما لدينا.
• إعادة تدويـر كل ما بوسعنا
• تطبيق المعايير البيئية على المشتريات
•إشراك الموظفين في خلق بيئة العمل الخضراء .
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8. Cont.. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes involved Result
2. Average waste .•
Recycling 70% • Waste paper bin is provided for each employee and
of waste by percentage that been
December papers are being collected on a daily basis and deposited
used for recycling =
2011
in the container designated for that purpose. 3.5% (93.8 Kg), this % is
still low compared to
• Paper Recycle by Sustainable Development Commission-
what is targeted.
Mother& Child welfare society.
• Provide waste baskets in kitchens for glass, plastic and
other materials that can be recycled
• Allocate Containers for printer cartridges
• Donate old PCs for Ministry’s staff and to recycling
institutes.
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9. Cont.. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes involved Result
.•
3. Receive final report about
Reduce • Energy Audit is done of the usage of power electricity
Electricity Bill energy usage and the
by 10% in for the ministry building with the coordination of an
recommendation of
2013
Audit firm. reducing consumption by
• Change light bulbs to LED lights (a high efficiency in 35% (BD 25,000/year).
energy use)
Reduce electricity
• Install Window Films to reduce heat transfer. consumption of Lighting
• Use Water sensors (i.e. in Pray Area) by more than Half and in
Co2 emission.
• Use Light Sensors (i.e. Meeting rooms)
• Replacement of existing chillers with highly efficient
Chillers .
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10. Cont.. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes involved Result
.•
21% monthly
4. Keep a record on the amount of waste produced and the amount
Reduce waste reduction in
of waste
waste 6 months.
recycled in the ministry.
produced
by 15% in Documentation of
December Prepare policies to be committed and procedures to be followed to procedures of
2011 reduce the amount of waste - in process reducing the
amount of waste.
Documentation of
procedures to
maintain the
materials
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11. Cont.. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes involved Result
5. • Prepare a draft manual for Go Green Policies & Procedures .•
A draft manual for
Obtain ISO the Policies &
14001:2004 • Preparation of a draft policy document to be signed by His Procedures.
Excellency the Minister, the document includes detailed
procedures to be followed and a commitment to its A draft of Green
implementation by all staff in the ministry to achieve each of the Policy manual
objectives set.
Documentation of
• Work with BUREAU VERITAS to issue accredited certificates for the potential
ISO - work in progress effects of
Ministry’s work on
• Documenting the potential effects of the work in the ministry on the
the environment, and document the types and methods of Environment.
waste disposal – in process
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12. Cont.. Green Policy Achievements
Target Main processes involved Result
6.
• Circulate the draft policies and procedures manual of the Go Green to There is a
Awareness & .•
Participation all staff . good
• Issuance of several circulars to staff regarding the use of waste paper response
baskets and rationalizing the consumption of paper, and the with respect
prevention of smoking in the building, and switch off all devices and to turning off
light immediately after work. lights and
• install screen saver on environment behavior for all staff’s computers. saving paper.
• Showing instructions about the Go Green on the screen at the
entrance of the building
• Workshops done at the departmental level on policies and
procedures of the Go Green Policy.
• The Maintenance team on daily basis are checking the lights after
working hours and passing information to the directorates who
violates the rules in order to encourage the staff to turn off lights
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13. Government Initiative Project
»«المبادرة الحكومية الخاصة باالستخدام األمثل للثروات الطبيعية والموارد المتاحة لمملكة البحرين
”The Optimum usage of natural wealth & available resources”
«Approval to launch a government initiative to optimize the use of natural wealth and the available
resources as referred to in the memorandum of the Minister of Finance No. 2010/012/031, and
appointing the Ministry of Finance to head a working group composed of representatives from
Ministries and relevant bodies for the implementation of this initiative, to submit to the Cabinet
through quarterly reports on what is achieved in the implementation of this initiative”
The Ministry of Finance with the relevant government agencies are working together to concentrate
on the efforts towards achieving the optimal use of resources and energy through a working program
which includes initiatives, policies and procedures that will be taken to improve the efficiency and
effective use of resources and energy.
Tanweer Project refers to the Government Initiative Project for the simplicity references
The purpose of Tanweer is to identify, analyze and recommend how Bahrain can optimize its natural
wealth and available resources in compliance decree 33-2004.
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14. Tanweer Committee Organisation chart
Committee Chairman
Ismail Marhoon
AUS MoF
Standards & Financial Guide & Environment issues Work systems &
Quality Control Media & PR Head
Energy Head Systems Head Head
Head Sami Humaid
Taha Faqihi, Issa Al Aradi, Lamees Al Hassar,
Director, MoF Director, MoF Director, MoF Ebrahim Abul, Director, MoF
Director, MoF
Each sub committee has representatives from other ministries
NOGA
EGA
MOIC Tender Board NOGA
EGOV CSB
Works Works MOIC
MOIC Bahrain
EWA EWA PMEW
CSB Broadcasting
Housing MUN MUN
EWA
BSIEC
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15. Tanweer Project initiatives for the implementation of government initiative
1. CFL project for the housing sector and public sector
Has been approved by the Prime Minister Council and appointed Ministry of Energy for
implementation in coordination with the Ministry of Finance and now is preparing for the
implementation of the project with the World Bank.
2. Raising the efficiency of lighting in the roads and main streets
This project is under study and experiment for some streets where the lights been replaced by LED
3. Raising the efficiency of lighting in traffic lights by using LED
4. Green Schools Project
Selected 5 Government primary schools to study the cost of using the efficient equipment for
optimal use of natural and available resources.
5. Media Awareness campaign. 15
16. Why LED Lights ?
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1. LED “Light Emitted Diode” life is more than 50,000 working hours , the maintenance will be less
and the light fitting equipment will not be effected compared with other types.
2. All components in the LED lights are recyclable.
3. No hazardous components in the LED lights
4. Generate very low heat during operation which helps in cooling system.
5. More bright compared to other types of lights.
6. Consumes less energy by 50%, hence less by 50% in electricity bills
7. Hence, Power station produces less by 50% for the same amount of lighting compared with
conventional lighting.
8. LED Consumes fix Watt compared to the normal fluorescent which the watt increases by
increase number of operating hours from the moment of switching on the light
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17. Proposals
1. Develop an action plan and implementation mechanism.
2. Energy Audit
3. Thermal insulation for Roof & Walls
4. Double Glazing for windows where it reduces the heat transfer by 50%.
5. Purchase efficient Air Condition which comply with international standards.
6. Use of electric/electronic devices with the most efficient use of electricity
7. Use solar for light poles and parking entrances bars
8. Use Flash Tank in W/C and have option to use the full amount or less amount of water as needed.
9. Use water sensors
10. Adopt Grey water technique to increase the landscaping
11. Adopt Hydroponic gardening on the roof to reduce heat transfer.
Communications
1. Use SMS for events announcements between staff.
2. If applicable get LOGO for your committee
3. Staff awareness.
4. Put posters in the corridors and offices
5. Honoring the best Idea & best department. 17
18. Remember:
• Use electronic mail for exchange of memos and correspondences instead of manual
whenever
possible.
• Re-use material which can be used as it is.
• Avoid putting recyclable waste in the rubbish bin.
• Switch off lights in working place when leaving office or at the end working day.
Do not forget :
• To Switch off lights in working places not normally used such as meeting rooms, kitchens
and wash rooms.
• To Switch off electrical equipment especially the shared ones like printers at the end of
working hours.
Stay in contact :
Through the suggestion blog on the intranet or via the following email address:
gogreen@mof.gov.bh
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