Category: Other Natural Resources

Apart from water and energy resources (given in separate “Categories”) there are many other types of essential resources of natural origin, e.g. land, peat-lands, forests, mineral deposits, wildlife and biological flora and fauna, geological formation both on earth’s surface and the beneath. Major parts of these resources form our natural global biodiversity and needs protection measures through both formal and non-formal instruments.

Policy Helping developing countries’ economies to grow

Economic growth is a powerful instrument for empowering people and reducing poverty in the developing world. It is essential for creating jobs and market opportunities for people to support their families and build more sustainable futures. However, many developing countries face particular challenges and threats to achieve and maintain sustainable economic growth because of weak institutions, high unemployment, poor infrastructure for key public and private services (education, health, security, transport, water and energy), also a severe lack of access to financial services and unsuitable laws and regulations.

https://www.gov.uk/government/policies/helping-developing-countries-economies-to-grow