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Green reconstruction policy guidelines

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Language(s): English , Author(s): Ir. H. AZWAR ABUBAKAR, MM

Green reconstruction aims to improve the quality of life for communities and affected individuals whilst minimising the negative impacts of reconstruction on the environment and maintaining the long-term biological diversity and productivity of natural systems. The Green Reconstruction Policy Guidelines highlights areas of reconstruction that can have the most direct impact on natural resources.

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The aim of the Implementation section is to minimise any negative environmental impacts of reconstruction and promote positive choices that optimize environmental goods and services, development, and livelihood opportunities.

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