Which government sustainability initiative was launched with a distinctive green logo featuring a circular arrow design and was first introduced during a major international climate summit?

How well do you know government sustainability programs and their branding? Test your knowledge about major environmental policy initiatives and how they're packaged and presented to the public. This poll explores the intersection of government policy, sustainability marketing, and public engagement strategies used to promote environmental programs. Can you identify which famous sustainability initiative is correctly matched with its launch details?

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The Green New Deal (United States) - launched at the 2019 UN Climate Action Summit with a circular green arrow symbolizing economic renewal through environmental action
The EU Green Deal - unveiled at COP25 in 2019 with a logo featuring interconnected circular arrows representing the circular economy transition
China's Ecological Civilization Program - introduced at the 2018 Beijing Environmental Summit with a green circular emblem representing harmony between development and nature
Canada's Green Recovery Plan - launched during the 2020 Global Climate Adaptation Conference with a maple leaf-integrated circular logo symbolizing national renewal