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PUBLISHEDMay 22 2012
AUTHOR(S)Singh, Jas; Culver, Alicia; Bitlis, Melis
Sustainable Low-Carbon City Development in China

By embarking on a low-carbon growth path, China’s cities can help reach the country’s targets for reducing the energy and carbon intensity of its economy, and become more livable, efficient, competitive, and ultimately sustainable.

 

This report aims to provide central government policymakers and those of municipalities, cities and townships in China with practical lessons on sustainable low-carbon development.

 

For more information on sustainable low carbon city development in China, go here.

 

For the press release on this report, go here.

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