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Green Paper 1) Government document setting out preliminary ideas on a topic or topics for consultation with interested parties (usually the precursor to the publication of a White Paper followed by a Bill and subsequently an Act of Parliament). See also White Paper. Green logistics 1) Logistics operations conducted within a regime where environmental pressures, such as road congestion, air pollution, fuel efficiency and waste minimization are key determining factors in policy decisions. Green card 1) International motor insurance green card. Issued by insurance companies to cover vehicle travelling abroad. Ensures that motor vehicle policies provide full cover in the event of an accident abroad. |
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