Towards a green economy Acknowledgements


Chapter Coordinating Author: Dr Andrea M. Bassi, Deputy Director, Project Development and Modelling, Millennium Institute, USA, with support from John P. Ansah and Zhuohua Tan, Millennium Institute.


Contributing Author: Matteo Pedercini, Millennium Institute.


Derek Eaton and Sheng Fulai (in the initial stages of the project) of UNEP managed the chapter, including the elaboration of modelling scenarios, the handling of peer reviews, interacting with the coordinating authors on revisions, conducting supplementary research and bringing the chapter to final production.


Peter Poschen and numerous colleagues at the International Labour Organization (ILO), including among others, Ekkehard Ernst and Mathieu Charpe, contributed substantially with insights, data and critique, particularly on employment-related aspects. Ana Lucía Iturriza provided support to the chapter managers and coordinated ILO’s contributions.


The following members of chapter author teams contributed to the refinement of the model and provided feedback on results: Bob Ayres, Amos Bien, Holger Dalkmann, Maryanne Grieg-Gran, Hans Herren, Andreas Koch, Cornis van der Lugt, Prasad Modak, Lawrence Pratt, Luis Rivera, Philipp Rode, Ko Sakamoto, Rashid Sumaila, Arnold Tukker, Xander van Tilburg, Peter Wooders; and Mike D. Young.


During the development of the modelling analysis, the Chapter Coordinating Author received invaluable advice and inputs from the following: Alan AtKisson (AtKisson Group, Sweden); Laura Cozzi (International Energy Agency); Paal Davidsen and Erling Moxnes


(University of


Prakash (Sanju) Deenapanray (Ecological Living in Action); Prakash (Sanju) Deenapanray (Ecological Living in Action); Alan Drake (USA); Jospeh Fiksel and Emrah Cimren (Ohio State University, USA); Michael Goodsite (National Environmental Research Institute, Denmark); Cornis van der Lugt (UNEP); Desta Mebratu (UNEP); Donatella Pasqualini (Los Alamos National Laboratory USA); Mark Radka (UNEP); Kenneth Ruffing (Consultant); Guido Sonnemann (UNEP); William Stafford (Council


for


Serban Srieciu (UNEP); Scientific


Industrial


Research, South Africa); Niclas Svenningsen (UNEP); Mathis Wackernagel (Global Footprint Network); Jaap van Woerden (UNEP GRID); and Joel Yudken (High Road Strategies, USA).


We would like to thank those who provided detailed comments on the review draft, including Santiago Arango Aramburo (National University of Colombia); Simon Buckle (Grantham Institute for Climate Change, Imperial College London, UK); Jean Chateau (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development); Jeanneney Guillaumont (CERDI, University


of Auvergne, France); Li Shantong


(Development Research Center, State Council, China); Peter Poschen (International Labour Organization); Mohamed Saleh (Cairo University, Egypt); and Stefan Speck (European Environment Agency).


We would also like to thank individuals and organizations who offered comments on the advance copy, including Tim Jackson (University of Surrey, UK); Peter


Victor (York University,


Canada); the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the US Department of Commerce; the Global Footprint Network; Novozymes; and the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA).


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