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ASEAN's real gross domestic product (GDP) had declined sharply due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The economic downturn and the uncertainty about the future reduced the new investments in green projects drastically. Besides this, many governments rolled back environmental regulations and taxes and increased fossil-fuel intensive infrastructure and electricity to stimulate economic growth. Post-Pandemic Green Recovery in ASEAN consists of several empirical studies using fresh data, with regional and country-level perspectives on ways to keep the greenness of the economic recovery plans.
The chapters look at various aspects and sectors, including tourism, infrastructure, energy, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), employment, and livelihood, by assessing the effectiveness of various tools and instruments, including green finance, carbon taxation, green Sukuk, credit guarantee, cash transfer payment, power purchase agreements, and the related policies. They also provide practical policy recommendations useful for the ASEAN member states and other developing regions for the green recovery in the post-pandemic.
Reiterating the importance of green and low-carbon mechanisms and climate change tackling policies besides the usual economic recovery strategies, this book is a precious resource for the researchers of economics, finance, ASEAN and Asian studies, and policymakers.
Contents
Introduction. Section 1: Theoretical Background and Thematic Studies 1. Financing Small and Medium Enterprises for the Green Recovery in ASEAN 2. Carbon tax and the green recovery: Policy Implications from a general equilibrium model 3. Green Recovery of the Power Sector with Innovative Power Purchase Agreements Section 2: Regional Studies and Country Studies 4. Green Finance Policies to Accelerate the Economy Recovery in ASEAN Countries 5. An empirical assessment of ways to achieve a green economic recovery in the Post-Pandemic in ASEAN 6. ASEAN's Green Recovery and the Role of Green Stimulus in Job creation in a Post-COVID World 7. Role of green infrastructure in facilitating trade recovery in ASEAN 8. The Perspective and Recommendations for the Green Recovery of the Tourism Sector in Thailand 9. The Post Pandemic Green Economic Recovery, Livelihoods, and Adaptations in ASEAN 10. Exploring the Gastronomic Driving Factors of Tourism Demand to Foster the Green Economic Recovery in the Post-Pandemic 11. The Potential and Challenges of the Green Sukuk for Financing the Green Economic Recovery in Indonesia.
