eco-industrial estates handbook（生态庄园手册）.doc

Appendix 1: Case Profiles PRIME Project, Philippines IEAT Eco-Industrial Initiative, Thailand Guigang Group Sugar Refinery, China Four Indian Industrial Metabolism Studies Naroda Industrial Estate, Gujerat, India Eco-Industrial Developments in Japan An African Brewery Complex in Namibia A Resource Recovery Park in Puerto Rico The Industrial Symbiosis at Kalundborg For additional case profiles please see The Cornell Work and Environment Initiative web site which contains reports from a series of Eco-Industrial Development Roundtables /wei/ The Philippine PRIME Project web site which contains reports from the April 2001 conference on Eco-Industrial Development in Asia. Proceedings from the International Symposium on Management of Industrial Estates Through Green Productivity, Penang, Malaysia, September 2000. /gp.new/A0gpdp.htm PRIME Project, Philippines PRIME is an acronym for Private Sector Participation in Managing the Environment, an industrial environmental project under the United Nations Development Programme and the Board of Investments - Department of Trade and Industry in the Philippines. One of the first eco-industrial initiatives in Asia is an eco-industrial network seeking to create a by-product exchange and a resource recovery system to serve five industrial estates south of Manila in the Philippines. A petrochemical estate in Bataan is also involved, with the objective of becoming an eco-industrial estate. Project development started in 1998, with funding from the UNDP to the Philippine Board of Investments. The PRIME Project encompasses the work of four modules: 1) Agenda 21 for Business, 2) Industrial Ecology, 3) Environmental Management Systems, and 4) Environmental Entrepreneurship. Each module has its own mission but staff members seek opportunities for synergy among the modules. The PRIME web site is: .ph/prime . The Industrial Ecology Module planned its work through consultation and workshops with industrial estate managers and staff, i