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THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES BENCHMARKING
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Through benchmarking one can get informati on about the performing practices in the field of environmental policies, thus being able to try to reach its level of performance. But the national context requires the finding of self means of achieving the performance and performing practices. The environmen tal policies benchmarking has long term effects and stimulates the learning in concerned entities. The aim is to create sustainable prosperity. It requires common goals and use of all actors involved in the change process. The article analyzes the cycle of the benchmarking process for an environmental policy in Romania.
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