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Working Group Fact SheetEnviCom 150Title: A Practical Guide for a Sustainable SeaportIncreasing environmental awareness create new challenges for the development of ports. Green Ports are widely regarded as ?the answer? to these challenges. However, there is no clear and comprehensive description of what a Green Port actually is. There is a need for a step forward towards an integrated approach in which all separate measures, including climate change adaptation and mitigation measures, are merged into the concept of a single package: the Green Port.
Status:Forming Reports:U.S. Representatives:Terms of Reference (TOR):
Terms of Reference (pdf, 265 KB)
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