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Highlights

  • Green Leap Forward: Kyrgyz Republic Adopts New Green Economy Programme (2025–2029)

    The Kyrgyz Republic officially adopted the Green Economy Development Programme from 2025 to 2029 (GEDP), marking a significant milestone for the country’s sustainable development journey

  • Just Transition Assessment Model: Strengthening Morocco’s Climate and Employment Planning

    Morocco has taken a step forward in advancing its green transition with the deployment of the Just Transition Assessment Model

  • Coal ILO Indonesia Policy Dialogue

    Just Energy Finance Requires More than Mobilizing Capital: Insights from South Africa and Indonesia

    A recent dialogue between South Africa and Indonesia underscored how financing a just energy transition demands inclusive strategies that protect livelihoods, create decent jobs, promote social inclusion, and build sustainable enterprises.

    The Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE) is a prominent alliance of five UN agencies, funding partners, and 22 partner countries that work together to transform economies into drivers of sustainability.

    PAGE By Numbers

    Since 2013, PAGE has worked with partner countries to create lasting change embedded in national policies and institutions. Integrated and holistic support enables countries to reduce poverty, increase jobs and social equity, and strengthen livelihoods and environmental stewardship while sustaining economic growth.

    The green economy is the future. It fosters prosperity, creates decent work, addresses root causes of conflict and contributes to the full enjoyment of all human rights – not only civil and political, but also economic, social and cultural.

    António Guterres
    António Guterres
    United Nations Secretary-General

    Tools & Services

    • Responding to Country Needs

      PAGE offers tools & services tailored to the unique starting points, needs and circumstances of each partner country to help develop its own pathway to green recovery, circularity and an inclusive green economy.

    • Responding to Global Challenges

      PAGE supports strategic interventions for an inclusive green recovery in its partner countries with active engagement across the UN system providing a level of support that extends beyond the regular work of the partnership.

    • Uniting the UN System

      PAGE engages across the UN system, and through the UN Resident Coordinator network, to leverage collective expertise in economic thinking, offering deeper policy advice to partners and contributing to a strengthened global understanding of green economy principles.

    • PAGE & SDGs

      PAGE works with partner countries to transform their economies in line with the SDGs, working across sectors and seeking to integrate policies and strategies that will enable them to achieve multiple targets through an Inclusive Green Economy approach.

    Focus Areas

    • National Policymaking

      National Policymaking

      Countries have reinforced and integrated Inclusive Green Economy goals and targets into UN Sustainable Development Goals aligned with national economic and development planning.

    • Strengthening Capacity

      Strengthening Capacity

      Individual, institutional and planning capacities for Inclusive Green Economy action strengthened at national and global level.

    • Knowledge Sharing

      Knowledge Sharing

      Countries have improved their knowledge base for advancing an Inclusive Green Economy.

    Partner Countries

    PAGE is currently supporting 22 countries to transform their economies through green economy practices.

    UN partner agencies

    Funding Partners

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