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Indonesia
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Jababeka Industrial Estate, located in Cicarang, West Java, Indonesia, will adapt the Eco-Industrial Development approach to develop into an Eco-Industrial Estate. Jababeka IE is one of the prime industrial estates in Indonesia with more than 900 companie <full article>
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Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment and PTJababeka sign MoU on EIE Development. <full article>
Thailand
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The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) and the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) have joined forces to promote and facilitate the adaptation of eco-industrial principles into Thai industrial and environmental policies. <full article>
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EID Resource Center Opened <full article>
Taiwan
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EPA-Taiwan approved the first EIP demo-project action plan for the Executive Yuan Council of Economic Planning and Development by end of 2002. Officially the new plan was named Environmental Technology Park Development Plan. <full article>
India
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The South Indian temple city of Madurai is home to a large electroplating industry historically located within the urban area. Common to this industry are effluents with some of the most hazardous pollutants, including cadmium, lead, mercury, arsenic and <full article>
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In collaboration with US-AEP, the Centre for Environmental Education (CEE) in Gujarat, India, is currently implementing various eco-industrial development activities at several industrial estates. <full article>
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CRE – US-AEP Partnership: The Center for Resource Education (CRE), a Hyderabad-based environmental NGO, is also partnering with US-AEP to promote EID concepts and best practices to key stakeholders through training, public education roundtables, a website <full article>
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CPCB, APIIC, EPTRI and GTZ join to develop EIE in Andhra Pradesh: The Indian Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi, the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation Ltd. (APIIC), the Environment Protection Training & Research Institute (EP <full article>
Philippines
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The Philippine Board of Investments and the United Nations Development Programme are continuing their efforts to make Philippine industries more competitive for the global market. The Environmental Management Programme for Industry Competitiveness (EPIC) has evolved from the PRIME Project which was implemented from 1998 to 2002. <full article>
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The Philippines has slipped 10 notches in the 2004-2005 Growth Competitiveness Index (GCI) survey of the World Economic Forum (WEF), now ranking 76th out of 104 countries surveyed. <full article>
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The first phase of PEZA’s project entitled “Developing a Management Approach for Eco-Industrial Development in Philippine Economic Zones“, implemented with the cooperation and support of the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), will end on 30 November 2005. <full article>
Vietnam
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MOI promoting EID: During 2002-2003, the Ministry of Industry (MOI), conducted various EID-related activities. Through technical Assistance from US-AEP a number of workshops and one-on-one training sessions on economic, environmental, and social benefits derived from EID are being implemented. <full article>
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