OECD Environmental Performance Reviews.

Preface
 Foreword
 Table of contents
 General notes
 Executive summary
 Part I. Progress towards sustainabledevelopment
 Chapter1. Key environmental trends
 1. Introduction
 Box 1.1. The economic and social context
 2. Transition to a low-carbon, energy- and resource-efficient economy
 2.1. Carbon and energy intensities
 Figure 1.1. CO2 and GHG emissions
 Figure 1.2. Energy intensity and renewable energy sources
 2.2. Resource efficiency
 Figure 1.3. Resource productivity
 3. Managing the natural asset base
 Figure 1.4. Natural asset base
 4. Improving the environmental quality of life. Figure 1.5. Environmental quality of lifeNotes
 Selected sources
 Chapter 2. Policy-making environment
 Assessment and recommendations
 1. Key environmental and sustainable development initiatives
 Box 2.1. The National Strategy on Biological Diversity
 Box 2.2. Resource efficiency initiatives
 2. Institutional framework for environmental and sustainable development policies
 2.1. Horizontal and vertical co-ordination
 3. Evaluation mechanisms
 4. Stakeholder involvement
 Box 2.3. The Environmental Information Act
 Box 2.4. European Court of Justice ruling on access to environmental justice. NoteSelected sources
 Chapter 3. Towards green growth
 Assessment and recommendations
 1. Greening the tax system
 Figure 3.1. Environmentally related taxes
 1.1. Energy taxation and the eco-tax reform
 Table 3.1. Eco-tax reform schedule
 Figure 3.2. Implicit tax rates on energy and labour
 Figure 3.3. Road fuel prices and taxes
 1.2. Vehicle taxes
 Box 3.1. The 2009 car scrapping programme
 2. Removing environmentally perverse incentives
 Table 3.2. Environmentally harmful subsidies in Germany, 2008
 2.1. Energy subsidies
 2.2. Vehicle use
 2.3. Housing and construction. 2.4. Agriculture and fisheries3. Extending the use of pricing mechanisms
 Box 3.2. Water pricing
 4. Ensuring a consistent regulatory framework
 Box 3.3. Regulation of small stationary sources of air emissions
 Box 3.4. Addressing water pollution from agriculture
 Box 3.5. Extended producer responsibility: waste electrical and electronic equipment
 5. Investing in the environment to promote economic growth
 5.1. Environment-related components of the stimulus and consolidation packages
 Table 3.3. Environment-related components of the recovery package. 5.2. Pollution abatement and control and environment-related expenditure and financingFigure 3.4. Pollution abatement and control expenditure by sector and domain, 2000 and 2008
 Figure 3.5. Investment in domestic construction of renewable energy installations, a 2010
 6. Environmental goods and services
 Figure 3.6. Turnover in the environmental goods and services sector, 2009
 7. Environment, trade and development
 7.1. Official development assistance
 Figure 3.7. Bilateral aid in support of the environment
 Table 3.4. Germany's contribution to fast-start financing, disbursements 2010a.