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Continental Shelf - The Last Maritime Zone (Updated edition)

http://www.grida.no/publications/shelf-last-zone/

Many coastal states are currently involved in defining their maritime

boundaries under the UNCLOS legislation. This publication illustrates

the status of these submissions as of September 2010 and puts them

into the perspective of the new world map.

Towards a Green Economy - Pathways to Sustainable Development

and Poverty Eradication (advance online edition)

http://www.grida.no/publications/green-economy/

A report that was compiled by UNEP’s Green Economy Initiative in col-

laboration with economists and experts worldwide. GA prepared the

layout and design of the report. The online version was launched on

21 February 2011 at the annual meeting of the world’s environment

ministers held in Nairobi. The report demonstrates that the greening

of economies is not generally a drag on growth but rather a new engine

of growth; that it is a net generator of decent jobs, and that it is also a

vital strategy for the elimination of persistent poverty. The report also

seeks to motivate policy makers to create the enabling conditions for

increased investments in a transition to a green economy.

Green Hills, Blue Cities: An Ecosystems Approach to Water Resource

Management for African Cities

http://www.grida.no/publications/rr/blue-cities/

A Rapid Response Assessment report prepared by GRID-Arendal for

UNEP and UN-HABITAT and launched in Cape Town on the occasion

of World Water Day 21 March 2011. The report describes the rapid ur-

banisation that is changing Africa’s landscape and generating chal-

lenges for supplies of water and sanitation services. It provides case

studies of cities in several parts of the region where high urbanisation

rates are not matched with adequate water and sanitation infrastruc-

ture. It also outlines actions towards reversing the unsustainable path.