The future of industrial ecology in the modern world-with emphasis on Asia Pacific
From mid-90s, many Asia Pacific governments have taken steps in investigating eco-industrial development (EID) applications in their local economy. Japan, being the lead implementers, has 23 eco-town projects now in place with strong government subsidy. China, on the other hand, is now fast catching...
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Animo Repository
2005
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| Online Access: | https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/13126 |
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| Institution: | De La Salle University |
| Summary: | From mid-90s, many Asia Pacific governments have taken steps in investigating eco-industrial development (EID) applications in their local economy. Japan, being the lead implementers, has 23 eco-town projects now in place with strong government subsidy. China, on the other hand, is now fast catching up with nearly a hundred initiatives nationwide. This paper exhibits the current trend and future of this industrial ecology field application in Asia Pacific, by presenting models where each sub-region likely behaves. The author argues that value-adding strategy is the differentiating factor in the future success of selected implementing governments. |
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