Our YCA Rangga in Jakarta looks at what is being done to help protect the environement. He interviews consumers, NGOs and his social network to find out the general mindsets of people in Indonesia and comes up with some interesting insights.
India hasn’t had enough of the consumption story yet.
Where basics are still not in place, Green is an evolved ambition
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Green consumption has not gone mass in Malaysia. There is a general lackadaisical attitude when it comes to environmental issues it seems. The question now begets, what makes Malaysians tick when it comes to green.
Singapore is an anomaly compared with the other countries we researched in that the government seems to be the most proactive voice in protecting the environment. Its 2012 Green Plan underscores a long term vision in sustainability. Its citizens however need to be more instep with government ambitions in order for the plan to be truly effective it seems.
Hong Kong's vision as "Asia's World City" - while it focuses on achieving its status as a leading, sophisticated city through financial and commercial indicators, other "softer" factors (like the environment) seem to take lesser priority.
Floods, pollution and litter plague the cities and towns of the Philippines. While governments, NGOs and companies do their part, individuals are the next battleground to win over in our protect to save the environment.
The state of Green in China. What are governments, brands and consumers doing. Chinese people are eco-conscious as they have to live with the negative effects of environmental abuse. Prepared by Bates Shanghai YCA Felix Xie.
India hasn’t had enough of the consumption story yet.
Where basics are still not in place, Green is an evolved ambition
Green Consumption is yet to hit mainstream India, but there are pockets of activism. This presentation looks at an overview of the state of green in India and shares some examples of attitudes of individuals, and actions by corporates, NGOs and governments.
Green consumption has not gone mass in Malaysia. There is a general lackadaisical attitude when it comes to environmental issues it seems. The question now begets, what makes Malaysians tick when it comes to green.
Singapore is an anomaly compared with the other countries we researched in that the government seems to be the most proactive voice in protecting the environment. Its 2012 Green Plan underscores a long term vision in sustainability. Its citizens however need to be more instep with government ambitions in order for the plan to be truly effective it seems.
Hong Kong's vision as "Asia's World City" - while it focuses on achieving its status as a leading, sophisticated city through financial and commercial indicators, other "softer" factors (like the environment) seem to take lesser priority.
Floods, pollution and litter plague the cities and towns of the Philippines. While governments, NGOs and companies do their part, individuals are the next battleground to win over in our protect to save the environment.
The state of Green in China. What are governments, brands and consumers doing. Chinese people are eco-conscious as they have to live with the negative effects of environmental abuse. Prepared by Bates Shanghai YCA Felix Xie.
The successful mass production of plastics in the 1940s has led to growing concerns of extensive usage & slow decomposition rate. Are plastics that harmful and is there a good side to them?
An overview of the growth of the world's largest environmental education program, the Go Green Initiative, founded by Jill Buck in 2002. www.gogreeninitiative.org
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For more information contact kate.wolters@added-value.co.za or visit www.added-value.com. More about the conference can be found at www.brandsandbrandingconference.co.za.
PowerPoint Presentation prepared and presented by President of Carroll Properties Corporation- Elizabeth Belenchia exploring the Real Estate Industries' opportunity to be leaders in the global economy- a driving force for eco-friendly properties and ventures.
WWF-India has been engaged in raising awareness, inspiring action and building environmental stewardship for over four decades, and conserving forests is an important part of our mission.
The presentation was given at the 2009 CHaINA Supply Chain Management conference in Shanghai on November 4, 2009.
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An overview of the growth of the world's largest environmental education program, the Go Green Initiative, founded by Jill Buck in 2002. www.gogreeninitiative.org
Brands and Branding for Good Conference: Leslie Pascaud - South Africa 2010The Added Value Group
Leslie Pascaud, Added Value’s global director of Sustainable Marketing Practice, was in South Africa in October 2010 as one of the keynote speakers at the second annual Brands and Branding for Good Conference.
In this presentation, Leslie looked at the role of innovation in moving businesses forward to a more sustainable future.
For more information contact kate.wolters@added-value.co.za or visit www.added-value.com. More about the conference can be found at www.brandsandbrandingconference.co.za.
PowerPoint Presentation prepared and presented by President of Carroll Properties Corporation- Elizabeth Belenchia exploring the Real Estate Industries' opportunity to be leaders in the global economy- a driving force for eco-friendly properties and ventures.
WWF-India has been engaged in raising awareness, inspiring action and building environmental stewardship for over four decades, and conserving forests is an important part of our mission.
The presentation was given at the 2009 CHaINA Supply Chain Management conference in Shanghai on November 4, 2009.
Entitled Green Isn't Greener. Brown Isn't An Option, this presentation focuses on the economic motivations that will drive sustainability, steps that some firms are making, and what happens to firms who fail to embrace sustainability
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Visit : https://www.avirahi.com/blog/tata-group-dials-taiwan-for-its-chipmaking-ambition-in-gujarats-dholera/
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9. Answer no.5 In what form have you done it? Reuse product Separate garbage Reduce Plastic Bag (ECO Bag) Using used paper Try to never use bamboo chopstick Paper less Giving a milk pack to the recycle place Using tumbler instead of plastic bottle
12. If you want to participate, what kind of program or campaign that appeals to you? Bike to work Save paper Green roof top Plant a tree No Plastic Bag Gardening Movement Car pool movement Eco program Use mass transportation Answer no.8
16. 1 one 1 interview (Environment NGO)* *By Phone
17. Name : Abdul Halim Age : 27 years old Occupation: KIARA (environment NGO) researcher Phone number: +62 815 53100 259 Abdul Halim is 27 years old man working as researcher at KIARA (environment NGO). In his perspective, until today his life and his surroundings are not yet environmentally friendly and his concern mainly rely on the water pollution especially polluted river in Jakarta and how Jakarta’s people don’t have the awareness of keeping their river clean. When asked the most responsible party of the water pollution, he said all parties including individual, NGO, private company but most importantly, the government. He sees government should be the leader to drive the change, because at the end, whatever program did by the NGO, private company or individual, government is the one who has the bigger power to drive change in society. For example, government can establish rules that give fine punishment for those who throw away garbage in the river. This kind of rules proved to be effective for disseminating seatbelt usage while driving, so it can be applied in environmental issue as well. He also appreciate the programs did by government such as Rantai Emas (beach rehabilitation) and Proper (program that evaluates private company waste). Besides being researcher in KIARA, in his personal live he tries to protecting the environment by being paperless or if it’s urgent, he will use waste paper. He always interested to participate in environmental campaign, especially is it’s related to water pollution such as stop polluting 13 rivers in Jakarta movement. Environment NGO
20. Q : What are the main barriers of implementing green living in Jakarta ? There is no collective consciousness, if only one or two people, it’ll be difficult to make changes Society paradigm Government does not assertive in implementing the urban planning Throwing away rubbish not in the rubbish can Government inconsistency and commitment for the green living itself Selfish culture in society, if there is no direct impact, people just don’t care Twitter
21. No consciousness from society of the danger and long-term impact of environmental damage There’s no party who consistently facilitate and educate society to care for environment. Throwing away rubbish on trash can is very easy to do, but by seeing other people not doing it, then it becomes a habit. Facebook (Personal) Q (in general) : What are the main barriers of implementing green living in Jakarta?
22. Facebook (Nature lover organization fan page) All responsible has to be on all of the society, air pollution, maintain city park, clear water are one of the main issue, we need to have more planting movement. City landscaping not well organize by government so its make water absorption is not doing very well one of the big problem that cause floating every where in Jakarta. But this not only government responsibility but also all society. Q (in general) : What are the main barriers of implementing green living in Jakarta? and who resposible for doing that ?