The 25th session of the UNEP Governing Council, through Decision 25/2: III, requested the Executive Director to undertake a comprehensive integrated global assessment, the fifth report in the Global Environment Outlook series, GEO-5. Each GEO report builds on the assessment findings of its predecessor and also draws from lessons learned on process. Using integrated environmental assessment (IEA) methodology, UNEP has produced a series of GEO reports which have analyzed environmental state and trends at the global and regional scales, described plausible outlooks for various time frames and formulated policy options. However, you may print your reports in various languages. In this way, the assessment bridges the science and policy realms. The default language for any GEO5 analysis report is the same language as GEO5s interface. GEO is a process of conducting a global integrated environmental assessment that delivers the best available scientific findings to policy makers so that they can make informed decisions. The tool that UNEP employs to do this is the Global Environment Outlook or GEO. Huttrer Post Office Box 2425, Frisco, Colorado, USA Keywords: World, geothermal, electricity generation, country update, development.
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In 1995, in support of UNEPs unique mandate within the UN system to keep under review the world environmental situation, (GA resolution 2997 of December 1972), the UNEP Governing Council requested a new, comprehensive report on the state of the world environment (Decision 18/27 C). The Global Environment Outlook: Environment for the future we want (GEO-5) is part of this broad sweep of history, and is a major contribution to the public. Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2020+1 Reykjavik, Iceland, April - October 2021 1 Geothermal Power Generation in the World 2015-2020 Update Report Gerald W.