Local Approaches to Environmental Compliance: Japanese Case Studies and Lessons for Developing Countries

Adriana Bianchi and Wilfrido Cruz

No 7344 in World Bank Publications - Books from The World Bank Group

Abstract: The principal obstacles to environmental compliance and enforce meant in developing countries resolve around constraints that are political, economic, and institutional. As demonstrated in the Japanese case studies, effective responses have often required consensus and commitment at the local government and community levels. Although there are many instances when implementation is hindered by lack of technical skills or lack of the needed technology, the underlying constraints are rarely technological.

Date: 2005
ISBN: 0-8213-6101-5
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