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Green Economy in the Transport Sector: A Case Study of Limpopo Province, South Africa
This book examines the concept of a green economy in the transport sector, focusing on Limpopo Province, South Africa. It explores the relationship between sustainable transportation, environmental protection, climate change mitigation, and socioeconomic development. The discussion highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with transforming transportation systems into more environmentally sustainable, resource-efficient, and inclusive systems. Key issues include the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies, sustainable transport planning, policy development, and institutional capacity building. By presenting Limpopo Province as a case study, the book provides insights into the role of transportation in promoting green economic growth and sustainable regional development. It also emphasizes the importance of effective governance, technological innovation, and integrated planning in addressing environmental challenges within the transport sector. The book serves as a useful reference for researchers, policymakers, urban and regional planners, transportation professionals, and students interested in green economy strategies, sustainable mobility, environmental management, and sustainable development in South Africa and other developing regions.
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