Use of OECD set of GGIs The practical application of the OECD set of GGIs started in OECD member states prior to its official launch with the Netherlands releasing the first report of this kind in 2011. Several other countries have applied and adjusted the OECD green growth measurement framework and indicators nationally, including Korea (2012), Germany (2012), Denmark (2012), the Czech Republic (2013), Slovenia (2014) and the Slovak Republic (2014). A pilot study of green growth indicators in Latin American and the Caribbean countries was also undertaken.
Countries followed different approaches in the use and presentation of green growth indicators. While some countries used the OECD proposed thematic grouping of indicators, some adjusted the structure such as the Netherlands or Denmark. Most countries have put their own trends in perspective with established targets and international comparison to provide additional information.
policy Perspectives
OECD: Measuring the transformation of the economy - green growth Indicators
Comparative analysis of GGI application in six countries Additional Indicators
Comparison with targets
International comparison
Dashboard use
NDL
CZE
GER
DNK
SVN
SVK
Publication year
2011/ 2012/ 2015
2011/ 2013
2012
2012
DNK
5 indicators in 2012
2014
2014
CZE
27 indicators in 2013
NLD
36 indicators in 2015
SVK
32 indicators in 2014
GER
27 indicators in 2012 Source: Compiled by OECD, based on national reports.
SVN
14 indicators in 2014
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