By Making It on 21 December, 2009
The first issue of the publication focused on the theme of “green growth”, and features contributors from a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds, including articles on the possibility of prosperity without growth, on a nature-inspired alternative business model, and on the development of industrial ecosystems.
Posted in All Posts, The Magazine | Tagged green industry, Industrial Development, Issue 1, pdf, print, UNIDO, United Nations
By Making It on 20 December, 2009
His Excellency Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, answers questions about his country’s development strategy.
Posted in All Posts, Features | Tagged AGOA, agriculture, BRALIRWA, COMESA, development, EAC, East African Community, Economic Development, EPA, EU, European Union, exports, fauna, finance, flora, genocide, government, HIV/AIDS, ICT, interview, investment, Issue 1, James Musoni, Kagame, labour, land-linked, land-locked, leadership, malaria, MDGs, Millennium Development Goals, minister, national parks, poor, Poverty Reduction Strategy, private sector, recovery, Rwanda, Rwanda Environment Management Agency, small industry, transformation, UNDP, UNIDO, United Nations, United States, World Bank
By Making It on 10 December, 2009
Twenty years since the concept of industrial ecosystems was first proposed, RENE VAN BERKEL considers strategies for achieving further eco-industrial development.
Posted in All Posts, Features | Tagged Asia, Australia, Berkel, business, capacity, China, circular economy, Dalian, dry-ice production, eco-industrial park, energy, Europe, Guigang City, industrial ecosystems, industrial matchmaking, integrated recycling systems, Issue 1, Japan, Kalundborg, Kawasaki, Kwinana, landfill, legislation, Malaysia, Map Ta Put, Materials, Mexico, national industrial symbiosis programme, natural resources, nisp, North America, organic, Penang, Perth, petrochemical industry, planning, policy, polyethylene, polypropylene, PVC, Recycling, Shenyang, solvents, South Korea, Strategies for Manufacturing, Tampico, Thailand, Ulsan, US, waste carbon dioxide, water
By Making It on 7 December, 2009
GARETH LEATHER suggests that emerging markets, rather than the developed world, will be the first to adopt environmentally friendly vehicles.
Posted in All Posts, Features | Tagged bankruptcy, BYD, car market, China, economy, electric, emerging market, emissions, environmental protection agency, environmentally-friendly vehicles, Europe, feul-efficient, fiat, financial loss, gareth leather, general motors, germany, honda, imf, India, industry, innovasjon, international monetary fund, Issue 1, italy, Japan, latin america, legislation, lithium-ion battery, lobby groups, miljo grenland, nissan, Norway, nox, Obama, petrol, policy, porsche, stern review, Tata motors, technology, toyota, ulsd, ultra-low sulphur diesel, UNIDO, United Nations, US, volkswagen
By Making It on 7 December, 2009
Microsoft’s SEAN NICHOLSON reviews the commercial possibilities presented by e-waste.
Posted in All Posts, Features | Tagged Africa, components, computers, corporations, development, disassembly, e-waste, EU, European Union, global manager of emerging solutions, global waste, government, Issue 1, it companies, job satisfaction, microsoft, multinational companies, non-profit organizations, pc-reuse, pcs, policy, Recycling, refurbished pcs, sean nicholson, seattle, social programmes, solving the e-waste problem, step, UK, UNIDO, United Nations, United States, US, waste
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