Environmental Performance Reviews (EPRs) provide an independent assessment and targeted recommendations aimed at improving policies that impact the environment. Most OECD countries have now been reviewed three times. OECD partner countries, such as Indonesia, Peru and Brazil, have recently been reviewed for the first time. Each EPR is organised in two parts. The first part, common to all reviews, presents key environmental trends, the framework for environmental governance and management, and progress towards green growth: it presents the country’s efforts to mainstream environment into its economic policy and to promote the greening of the economy, for example through the use of taxes and other pricing instruments. The second part provides an in-depth analysis of two topics selected by the reviewed country.