PAGE developed this tool for policymakers, analysts and other stakeholders to gain understanding on how green economy is progressing in their respective country. The Green Economy Progress (GEP) Measurement Framework helps countries evaluate their overall progress towards
 an Inclusive Green Economy and to enable a cross-country comparison of progress. The GEP Measurement Framework complements UN Environment’s previously developed green economy indicators framework (UNEP, 2012; UNEP, 2014; and UNEP, 2015), which uses several types of indicators at different stages of a typical policymaking cycle. 

Initially developed in 2017,  the application of the Green Economy Progress Measurement Framework (GEP) methodology was updated in October 2021, and introduces carbon, water stress, and land-use related biodiversity loss footprints to the GEP measurement framework, in particular to the dashboard of sustainability indicators. 

GREEN ECONOMY PROGRESS MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK APPLICATION (Second Edition)

GREEN ECONOMY PROGRESS MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK METHODOLOGY

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The first edition of this tool can be found here:

GREEN ECONOMY PROGRESS MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK APPLICATION (First Edition)