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The plain language guide to the World Summit on Sustainable Development / Janet R. Strachan ... [and others].
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Sustainable development.
- World Summit on Sustainable Development (2002 : Johannesburg, South Africa).
- World Summit on Sustainable Development.
- Physical Description:
- xxv, 253 pages ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- London ; Sterling, VA : Earthscan, 2005.
- Summary:
- The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg in 2002 brought together thousands of delegates with the goal of mapping out the future of the global sustainable development agenda. The resulting 54-page technical document, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPOI), which outlines government priorities and commitments, whilst impacting on the lives of millions, will only be understood by a relatively small group of policy-makers and specialists.
- The Plain Language Guide to the World Summit on Sustainable Development aims to provide a quick way in to the JPOI to help promote genuine public understanding of the agreement and practical action on the commitments. It is a resource book for those working in community groups, business, local government, central government departments, regional institutions and the international community.
- This guide is designed to make the decisions of the World Summit on Sustainable Development available and comprehensible to as wide an audience as possible. As such, it will be particularly useful to those who were not centrally involved in the negotiations, but who wish to take forward action on sustainable development in their own areas and in partnership with other groups.
- Contents:
- The Lindner Preface x
- The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) xviii
- The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPOI) xix
- Origins of the World Summit on Sustainable Development xxi
- Agenda 21 xxi
- Rio Declaration xxi
- Climate change and biodiversity conventions xxii
- Forests, desertification and small island developing states xxii
- Finance xxii
- United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) xxiii
- Major groups xxiii
- Part I The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation
- Chapter I in summary 3
- Rio principles elsewhere in the JPOI 4
- 2 Poverty Eradication 8
- Chapter II in summary 8
- Eradicating poverty 8
- Water and sanitation 10
- Energy 10
- Industrial development 11
- Slum dwellers 11
- Child labour 12
- Poverty eradication elsewhere in the JPOI 12
- 3 Changing Unsustainable Patterns of Consumption and Production 19
- Chapter III in summary 20
- Ten-year framework of programmes 20
- Cleaner production and eco-efficiency 21
- Decision-making processes and corporate responsibility 21
- Energy 22
- Transport 23
- Waste 23
- Chemicals management 24
- Consumption and production elsewhere in the JPOI 24
- 4 Protecting and Managing the Natural Resource Base of Economic and Social Development 34
- Chapter IV in summary 35
- Water and sanitation 36
- Integrated water resources management 36
- Sustainable development of oceans, seas, islands and coastal areas 37
- Sustainable fisheries 38
- Conservation and management of oceans 38
- Maritime safety and pollution 39
- Vulnerability, risk assessment and disaster management 40
- Climate 41
- Air pollution and atmosphere 41
- Agriculture 42
- Desertification and drought 43
- Mountains 44
- Sustainable tourism 44
- Biodiversity 45
- Forests 46
- Mining, minerals and metals 47
- Managing the natural resources base elsewhere in the JPOI 48
- 5 Globalization 68
- Chapter V in summary 68
- Globalization elsewhere in the JPOI 70
- 6 Health and Sustainable Development 77
- Chapter VI in summary 77
- Healthcare systems and services 78
- HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis 79
- Respiratory disease and air pollution 79
- Lead poisoning 80
- Health elsewhere in the JPOI 80
- 7 Small Island Developing States 88
- Chapter VII in summary 88
- Energy 90
- Health 90
- Barbados Programme of Action on the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States Review 90
- Small island developing states elsewhere in the JPOI 90
- 8 Sustainable Development for Africa 98
- Chapter VIII in summary 98
- Health 100
- Disasters and vulnerability 101
- Water and sanitation 101
- Agriculture and food security 101
- Management of chemicals 102
- Digital divide 102
- Tourism and biodiversity 102
- Habitat agenda 103
- Africa elsewhere in the JPOI 103
- 9 Other Regions 108
- Chapter IX in summary 108
- Latin America and the Caribbean 108
- Asia and the Pacific 109
- West Asia 110
- Economic Commission for Europe region 110
- Other regional initiatives elsewhere in the JPOI 110
- 10 Means of Implementation 120
- Chapter X in summary 121
- Enabling financial environment 122
- Foreign direct investment 122
- Official development assistance 122
- Financial mechanisms and institutions 123
- Debt 123
- Doha development round 124
- Exports of developing countries 124
- Small and vulnerable economies and commodity-dependent countries 125
- Mutual supportiveness of trade, environment and development 125
- Health and the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights 126
- Trade policy for environmental purposes/environmental measures 126
- Human rights 127
- Right to self-determination 127
- Environmentally sound technologies/technology transfer 127
- Science and technology 128
- Issues of global public interest 129
- Education 129
- Capacity-building 130
- Means of implementation elsewhere in the JPOI 132
- 11 Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development 143
- Chapter XI in summary 144
- International level 145
- United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 146
- United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) 146
- United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) 147
- International institutions 148
- Regional level 149
- National level 149
- Major groups 150
- Institutional framework issues elsewhere in the JPOI 151
- Other cross-cutting themes 151
- Part II Implementing the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation
- 12 WSSD Partnerships for Sustainable Development 161
- Criteria for WSSD partnerships 161
- Partnerships: A test of trust 162
- Advantages of partnerships 162
- Implementing the JPOI 163
- 13 The Role of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) 168
- Structure 168
- Major groups 168
- First ten years: Follow-up to Rio 169
- World Summit on Sustainable Development 169
- Follow-up to Johannesburg 170
- The review session 171
- The policy session 171
- Annex A Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development 176
- Annex B Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development 238.
- Notes:
- "Stakeholder Forum ; Commonwealth Secretariat."
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 1853839280
- OCLC:
- 56387092
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