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The PelicanWeb's Journal of Sustainable Development

Research Digest on Integral Human Development,
Solidarity, Sustainability, and Related Global Issues

Vol. 6, No. 8, August 2010
Luis T. Gutierrez, Editor

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Advances in Sustainable Development
August 2010 Update

SUMMARY & OUTLINE

This supplement attempts to be a radar screen for recent/emerging/forthcoming advances in sustainable development. In selecting items for this supplementary page, priority is given to information about publications and tools with an educational and human-centric focus. This update includes the following reminders that sustainable development has a human face:

1. Suggestions for Prayer, Study, and Action
2. News, Publications, Tools, and Conferences
3. Advances in Sustainable Development
4. Advances in Integral Human Development
5. Advances in Integrated Sustainable Development
6. Recently Launched Games and Simulation Tools
7. Visualizations of the Sustainable Development Process
8. Sustainable Development Modeling and Simulation
9. Sustainable Development and the International Community
Note: Items in this page are updated as information is received and as time permits. If the reader knows about new pubs/tools that should be announced in this page, please write to the Editor.


1. Suggestions for Prayer, Study, and Action

SUGGESTION FOR PRAYER

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The Ravensbruck Prayer

O Godde,
remember not only the men and women of good will
but also those of evil will.
And in remembering the suffering
they inflicted upon us,
honor the fruits we have borne
thanks to this suffering
— our comradeship, our humility,
our compassion, our courage,
our generosity, the greatness of heart
that has grown out of all this;
and when they come to the judgment,
let all the fruits that we have borne,
be their forgiveness.

Anonymous

SUGGESTION FOR STUDY

rainbowbullet REVIEW THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS & 2015 TARGETS

rainbowbullet READ THE REPORT "KEEPING THE PROMISE"

KEEPING THE PROMISE:
A forward-looking review to promote an agreed action agenda
to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015
Report of the Secretary-General, dated 12 February 2010

rainbowbullet STUDY THE MDG 2010 REPORT (ISSUED 23 JUNE 2010)

rainbowbullet STUDY THE MDG GAP TASK FORCE REPORT 2010 (ISSUED 2 JULY 2010)

rainbowbullet EXPLORE THE UN MDG REVIEW SUMMIT WEB SITE

rainbowbullet EXPLORE THE UNDP MDG REVIEW SUMMIT WEB SITE

SUGGESTION FOR ACTION

rainbowbullet ARE YOU A GLOBAL CITIZEN?

rainbowbullet IF SO, HAVE YOU STARTED ACTING LIKE ONE?

rainbowbullet ELSE, WHEN ARE YOU PLANNING TO GET STARTED?

rainbowbullet For more on global citizenship, see The Global Citizen by Donella Meadows
rainbowbullet An excellent way to get started would be to provide your input (ideas, suggestions, concerns) to the MDG Review Summit via the UNDP Comments Form
rainbowbullet Other possibilities:
The Global Citizen Center
The Global Citizen Corps
The Global Citizens Network
The Global Citizens Movement


2. News, Publications, Tools, and Conferences

RECENT NEWS

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UNWOMEN155

New York, 2 July 2010

In an historic move, the United Nations General Assembly voted unanimously today to create a new entity to accelerate progress in meeting the needs of women and girls worldwide.

The establishment of the UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women — to be known as UN Women — is a result of years of negotiations between UN Member States and advocacy by the global women’s movement. It is part of the UN reform agenda, bringing together resources and mandates for greater impact.

For more information, click here.



MDG2010REVIEW

NEW YORK, 20-22 SEPTEMBER 2010

PURPOSE:

"Our challenge today is to agree on an action agenda to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. With five years to go to the target date of 2015, the prospect of falling short of achieving the Goals because of a lack of commitment is very real. This would be an unacceptable failure from both the moral and the practical standpoint. If we fail, the dangers in the world — instability, violence, epidemic diseases, environmental degradation, runaway population growth — will all be multiplied." Keeping the promise: a forward-looking review to promote an agreed action agenda to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, 12 February 2010, section 4.


NEW JOURNAL

Restoration Earth: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Nature & Civilization

The purpose of this peer-reviewed online journal is to encourage exploration of the relationship between human civilization and its impact upon human and non-human communities from all academic disciplines, including the sciences and social sciences, religion and philosophy, humanities and the arts (both scholastic and creative). Diverse scholarship perspectives, including those who questioning or countering whether there is a relationship/interaction or whether there is a moral imperative to change human society are encouraged and welcomed. Further, researchers and artists are encouraged not to restrict their submissions to overt discussions of the environment, but rather to reflect upon possible cultural areas that may covertly contribute to the maintenance of non-sustainable human civilizations. Ultimately, the goal of this journal is to create a rich and inclusive dialogue in the hopes of providing pathways through the cultural, humanitarian, and environmental challenges facing the 21st Century.

Published Quarterly: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Deadline for 1st Issue: November 1, 2010

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

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MDG2010REVIEW

NEW YORK, 20-22 SEPTEMBER 2010

THEMES:

Theme 1
Why are we so far behind in key areas?

Theme 2
Emerging issues and challenges

Theme 3
Proposals to accelerate progress

Theme 4
An action- and accountability-oriented agenda
for all stakeholders


A declaration of independence
from Wall Street:

DAVIDKORTENBOOK

Agenda for a New Economy:
From Phantom Wealth
to Real Wealth

By David C. Korten, Board Chair,
Yes! Magazine, June 2010



SOF2010

State of the Future 2010
For more information:
The State of the Future
Jerome C. Glenn
Millennium Project, 14 July 2010


WESS2010COVER
World Economic & Social Survey:
Retooling Global Development

United Nations, July 2010


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The State of Society:
Measuring Economic Success
and Human Well-Being

Erwin de Leon and Elizabeth T. Boris
Urban Institute, 2010


ECIH2010
Earth Charter Initiative Handbook 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD


New Online Version
WSFchallengingempires
The World Social Forum:
Challenging Empires

Jai Sen, Editor
Viveka Foundation
New Delhi, India
FREE DOWNLOAD


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Broken Hearts and New Creations:
Intimations of a Great Reversal
James Alison, Continuum, 2010
Source: James Alison Theology


NOAACLIMATE2009
State of the Climate in 2009
NOAA NCDC, July 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD


ncsl-future-energy-challenges
Future Energy Challenges
NCSL, July 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD


UNDPHDRP2010
Human Development
Research Papers (HDRPs):
Thematic research on key issues
and concepts of human development
UNDP, August 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD
Themes:
Human Development: Definitions, Critiques, and Related Concepts
Human Development and Sustainability
Human Development Trends since 1970: A Social Convergence Story
Curse or Blessing? Natural Resources and Human Development
Success and Failure in Human Development, 1970-2007
The Challenges of Incorporating Empowerment into the HDI: Some Lessons from Happiness Economics and Quality of Life Research
Hope in Hard Times: Women’s Empowerment and Human Development
What are the successful strategies for reducing malnutrition among young children in East Africa?
Advances in sub national measurement of the Human Development Index: The case of Mexico
Acute Multidimensional Poverty: A New Index for Developing Countries
Improving the Measurement of Human Development
A Review of Conceptual and Measurement Innovations in National and Regional Human Development Reports, 1998-2009
Birth Satisfaction Units (BSU): Measuring Cross-National Differences in Human Well-Being
Global Governance and Human Development: Promoting Democratic Accountability and Institutional Experimentation
Capitalism, the state, and the underlying drivers of human development
The Global Financial Crisis of 2008-10: A View from the Social Sectors
Infuence of regional, national and sub-national HDRs
Human Development in Europe
Human Development in Eastern Europe and the CIS Since 1990
Human Development in Africa
Human Development in East and Southeast Asian Economies: 1990-2010


AIDFORUM2010
Aid & International Development Forum
Aid & Trade, 2010.


NSTABOOK
Exemplary Science for
Resolving Societal Challenges
National Science Teachers Association


To be released October 2010:
HDR19902010
Human Development Report 2010
"Rethinking Human Development"
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)


USEFUL TOOLS

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MDG2010REVIEW

NEW YORK, 20-22 SEPTEMBER 2010


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Source: MDG Indicators


UNDATALOGO202
Source: UN Statistics Division


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ASU launches new sustainability website
Source: Global Institute for Sustainability,
Arizona State University


OPHIUNDPMPI
Multidimensional Poverty Index
Source: Oxford Poverty &
Human Development Initiative
,
Oxford University, UK


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A Field Guide to Web Technology
Southeast Partners in Flight, 15 July 2010
Generally useful for web-based research in any field, including sustainable development
FREE DOWNLOAD


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Carbon Footprint Calculator
Source: Carbon Footprint Ltd


climatescoreboard
Climate Scoreboard
Source: Climate Interactive


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Green Transitions Scoreboard
Source: Ethical Markets


OECDSIGI
OECD Social Institutions
and Gender Index (SIGI)
Source: OECD Development Centre


OECDSIGIDB
OECD Gender, Institutions
and Development Database
Source: OECD Development Centre


BASESEARCHLOGO
Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE)
Open Access
BASE is one of the world’s most voluminous search engines especially for academic open access web resources. More than 25 million records from more than 1.720 repositories worldwide. Source: Bielefeld University Library


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TouchGraph Browser Google
is a free Java application to explore the connections between related websites. For a given query, it returns a directory of links to related web sites and a map that shows how the websites are clustered and inter-related.
Source: TouchGraph


Coming soon:
climategendertoolkit
Source: Climate Change Connections:
Gender and Population


FUTURE CONFERENCES

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Conference Search
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Find Conferences Worldwide
by Topic, Country, or Keyword.
For example:
Sustainable Development
Source: Conference Alerts



MDG2010REVIEW

NEW YORK, 20-22 SEPTEMBER 2010

AGENDA:

Round table 1
Addressing the challenge of poverty, hunger and gender equality

Round table 2
Meeting the goals of health and education

Round table 3
Promoting sustainable development

Round table 4
Addressing emerging issues and evolving approaches

Round table 5
Addressing the special needs of the most vulnerable

Round table 6
Widening and strengthening partnerships



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EARTH SYSTEM GOVERNANCE
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
17-20 MAY 2011

      3. Advances in Sustainable Development

Millennium Development Goals - Progress Chart
Statistics Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations, June 2010

From the UN web site:

Marking the start of a new century—and a new chapter in human history—United Nations Member States agreed in 2000 on eight Millennium Development Goals. The vision propelling the initiative, set out in the Millennium Declaration, is a world with less poverty, hunger and disease and greater access to health care and education; a world in which women and men have equal opportunities and natural resources are conserved for future generations. The MDGs also call for a global partnership for development involving the private sector and civil society that includes sharing the benefits of new technologies with countries worldwide.

At two thirds of the way, how much progress so far? Progress towards the MDGs is monitored through a set of 21 measurable and time-bound targets and 60 indicators. Most of the targets are to be achieved by 2015 and start from a 1990 baseline. This chart presents an assessment of progress so far for selected indicators and regions, on the basis of information available as of June 2010. While some indicators reflect data as recent as 2010, others rely on older statistics, dating as far back as 2005.

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MDG Progress Chart 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD

Millennium Development Goals - Report 2010
Inter-Agency and Expert Group on MDG Indicators,
Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations, June 2010

From the Forward by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

The Millennium Declaration in 2000 was a milestone in international cooperation, inspiring development efforts that have improved the lives of hundreds of millions of people around the world. Ten years later, world leaders will gather again at the United Nations in New York to review progress, assess obstacles and gaps, and agree on concrete strategies and actions to meet the eight Millennium Development Goals by 2015.

The Goals represent human needs and basic rights that every individual around the world should be able to enjoy—freedom from extreme poverty and hunger; quality education, productive and decent employment, good health and shelter; the right of women to give birth without risking their lives; and a world where environmental sustainability is a priority, and women and men live in equality. Leaders also pledged to forge a wide-ranging global partnership for development to achieve these universal objectives.

This report shows how much progress has been made. Perhaps most important, it shows that the Goals are achievable when nationally owned development strategies, policies and programmes are supported by international development partners. At the same time, it is clear that improvements in the lives of the poor have been unacceptably slow, and some hard-won gains are being eroded by the climate, food and economic crises.


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MDG Report 2010
FREE DOWNLOAD

The world possesses the resources and knowledge to ensure that even the poorest countries, and others held back by disease, geographic isolation or civil strife, can be empowered to achieve the MDGs. Meeting the goals is everyone’s business. Falling short would multiply the dangers of our world – from instability to epidemic diseases to environmental degradation. But achieving the goals will put us on a fast track to a world that is more stable, more just, and more secure. Billions of people are looking to the international community to realize the great vision embodied in the Millennium Declaration. Let us keep that promise.

Climate Stabilization Targets: Emissions, Concentrations,
and Impacts over Decades to Millennia

The National Academies Press

Emissions of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels have ushered in a new epoch where human activities will largely determine the evolution of Earth's climate. Because carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is long lived, it can effectively lock the Earth and future generations into a range of impacts, some of which could become very severe. Emissions reductions decisions made today matter in determining impacts experienced not just over the next few decades, but in the coming centuries and millennia.

According to Climate Stabilization Targets; Emissions, Concentrations, and Impacts Over Decades to Millennia, important policy decisions can be informed by recent advances in climate science that quantify the relationships between increases in carbon dioxide and global warming, related climate changes, and resulting impacts, such as changes in stream flow, wildfires, crop productivity, extreme hot summers, and sea level rise. One way to inform these choices is to consider the projected climate changes and impacts that would occur if greenhouse gases in the atmosphere were stabilized at a particular concentration level. The book quantifies the outcomes of different stabilization targets for greenhouse gas concentrations using analyses and information drawn from the scientific literature. Although it does not recommend or justify any particular stabilization target, it does provide important scientific insights about the relationships among emissions, greenhouse gas concentrations, temperatures, and impacts.

Climate Stabilization Targets emphasizes the importance of 21st century choices regarding long-term climate stabilization.

A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM WALL STREET

David Korten: Agenda For A New Economy, 2nd Edition Updated and Expanded
Courtesy of YES! Magazine and Vimeo

      4. Advances in Integral Human Development

ROLE MODELS
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Left to right, top row:
Peter Grossman, Human Rights Activist, Author (1943— )
César Chavez, Farm Workers' Union Founder, Human Rights Activist (1927—1993)
Majora Carter, African-American environmental justice advocate (1966— )
Dorothea Lange, Photographer (1895—1965)

Left to right, bottom row:
Grace Lee Boggs, Activist, Community leader, Author (1915— )
Betty Burkes, Peace Educator, Activist (1942— )
Frederick Douglass, Anti-slavery Orator and Writer (1818-1895)
Wendell Berry, Farmer, Essayist, Conservationist, Novelist, Teacher, Poet (1934— )
Adapted from Portraits of Courage: Americans Who Tell the Truth, Robert Shetterly, Yes! Magazine, 20 July 2010
See the full set of Robert Shetterly's portraits at Americans Who Tell the Truth

"Poor people of all colors are getting poorer and our communities are getting more toxic. There is a misconception that to grow our economy we will have to do business as usual, because cleaning up the environment, mitigating climate change is just too costly. Well, I say the business of poverty is just too expensive a bill for humanity to pay any longer." Majora Carter

The World Survey on the Role of Women in Development is the flagship publication of the United Nations Division for the Advancement of Women. The theme for the World Survey in 2009 is "Women’s control over economic resources and access to financial resources, including microfinance."

To download the final report, click here.

Point of contact: UN Division for the Advancement of Women, daw@un.org.

Human Development Report 2010
"Rethinking Human Development"

From the UNDP HDR 2010 web page:

"Human development is about putting people at the centre of development. It is about people realizing their potential, increasing their choices and enjoying the freedom to lead lives they value. Since 1990, annual Human Development Reports have explored challenges including poverty, gender, democracy, human rights, cultural liberty, globalization, water scarcity, climate change, and mobility.

"The 2010 report will seek to articulate an agenda for change to underpin a New Human Development Deal that can significantly advance development thinking and policies. It will incorporate thinking from academia and the policy world as well as new research to be commissioned or undertaken by the Human Development Report Office. It will place significant emphasis on the knowledge that comes from developing countries and regions, in particular that garnered through the national and regional human development reports. This emphasis reflects the belief that placing people at the center of development also implies putting people at the center of the generation of knowledge about development, and that this is best achieved by understanding how communities and local actors understand the practice of development."
1990 - 2010

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For more information
on the HDR 2010,
click here.

      5. Advances in Integrated Sustainable Development

PERNLOGO
Population-Environment Research Network (PERN)
Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) of Columbia University

The PERN eLibrary is an important and unique reference tool for classic population-environment literature; journal articles; conference and working papers; relevant data sets; and educational resources. The eLibrary database is annotated and includes bibliographic citation information, Internet links to the materials, and keywords.

GTINITIATIVE

The Great Transition Initiative, by the Tellus Institute, may offer the most comprehensive/integrated scenarios of the sustainable development process at the regional and global levels. The reader is invited to explore these links:

IMSSUSTAINABILITY

INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
FOR LOCAL AND REGIONAL SUSTAINABILITY
Online Guidance
Source:
Union of the Baltic Cities
Environment and Sustainable Development Secretariat,
Vanha Suurtori 7, FIN-20500 TURKU, Finland


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Artist Statement:

Colors: Though not in order, these rainbow colors blend naturally without any conflict with humans. The five figures symbolize the human race. Single eyes symbolize the need for the human race to refocus on the need for each other.

Hands: Two hands are better than one; fingers work together without conflicting.

The seed and plant: The human race has one origin and source.

The lines from the plant: The entire human race has the same red blood.

Feet with the ball: This symbolizes the world cup.

The road and horizon: This achieves unity in purpose and is a journey to the horizon that will not be achieved in a day, but will be a gradual process.
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"Unity of Purpose"
Justin Igala, Uganda
Art For Humanity Newsletter,
June 2010.

      6. Recently Launched Games and Simulation Tools

A number of gaming/simulation software packages have been developed to support learning and decision-making about resource management dilemmas. Some examples are:
ABC AU - River Catchment Detox Game
ASU GameBot - Human & Robots Games
At Risk - Gatekeeper Training & Suicide Prevention - Risk Management
BBC - Climate Challenge Politics
BBC - European Climate Change Game
British Gas - Generation Green Games
Chevron - Power for 5.9M People City
City Rain - Urban Planning & Sustainability
Columbia Earth Institute - Millennium Village Simulation (MV Sim)
EnCon City - Energy Conservation Game
EnerCities - Sustainable Urbanization Game
Energy City (Renewable versus Non-renewable Energy)
Financial Management - Celebrity-Calamity
Financial Management - Groove Nation
FISH 3.1 - Fisheries Management
Future Flow - Sustainability & Ecological Responsibility
Games for Change - Social & Environmental Issues
Jason Science - Energy City Game
Learner - The Habitable Planet
LOGICITY - Climate Change Game
Minimonos - Sustainability & Generosity Virtual World
National Geographic - Forces of Nature
Phantom Compass - Greenville Game
Planet Green Game - Climate Change Management
Super Energy Apocalypse - Strategy in Post-Apocalyptic Setting
Teacher's Domain - Rock Cycle Animation
Serious Games - Climate in the Ice Age
Third World Farmer - Sustainable Rural Development Game
World Bank - EVOKE: A Crash Course in Saving the World

The Millennium Village Simulation (MV Sim), developed by the Columbia University's Center for New Media Teaching & Learning (CCNMTL) and the Columbia Earth Institute, is very appealing because it supports learning about pursuing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) under conditions of extreme poverty in Africa.

According to the MV Sim web site, "the MV Sim (short for Millennium Village Simulation) was created as a teaching tool to help students appreciate the complexity of meeting the MDGs in a rural African setting, and to experience the interdisciplinary nature of sustainable development. The MV Sim does not strive to be a perfect replica of a real village; indeed, many of Africa's challenges (such as HIV/AIDS) are not present in the simulation. Instead, the MV Sim purposefully incorporates only a select set of issues to make it a manageable educational tool that models challenges cutting across the disciplines of agronomy, public health, environmental science, and economics."

The tool is freely accessible on the web, and an excellent tutorial is available and embedded below. Just click on the arrow to get started. While taking the tutorial, clicking on the four outgoing arrows (next to last in the bottom tool bar) switches to full screen mode.

Click here to register and give it a try. The simulation entails making periodic decisions about work and consumption of basic necessities by a poor family. After the family succeeds in sustainable living, the simulation allows for participation in sustainability decisions for the entire village. During a given simulation run, the user is given periodic reports on sustainability status for the family and village based on previous decisions, including graphs of the decisions made over time. Help text is available at each step. In addition, links are provided to access maps and other online sources of sustainable development information.

      7. Visualizations of the Sustainable Development Process

GLOBALIS
An interactive world atlas with country statistics related to sustainable development. Globalis aims to create an understanding for similarities and differences in human societies, as well as how we influence life on the planet. Click on the map to visit the Globalis interactive map:

globalisworldatlas

GREAT TRANSITION INITIATIVE
GTISLIDESHOW
Running time: 13 minutes
Themes: the historic challenge, alternative futures, Great Transition alternative
Further reading: Great Transition: The Promise and Lure of the times Ahead

      8. Sustainable Development Modeling and Simulation

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The Sustainability Journal is an Open Access Journal

FORTHCOMING

Special Issue: "System Dynamics Simulation of Environmental and Resource Sustainability"

CHECK HERE FOR ONLINE PUBLICATION DATE

FORTHCOMING

Sustainable Development Simulation (SDSIM)

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Sustainable Development Simulation (SDSIM) User Interface
A preliminary version of this web-based tool is already online: TRY IT!

      9. Sustainable Development and the International Community


BIODIVERSITY2010
International Year of Biodiversity
Objectives of the International Year of Biodiversity
BIODIVERSITY IS LIFE. BIODIVERSITY IS OUR LIFE


MDG20002015
MDG Summit on 20-22 September 2010 in New York
UN Millennium Development Goals, UN, 2008
Millennium Development Goals Report, UN, 2009
Millennium Development Goals Indicators, UN MDG Database, 2010
Keeping the promise:
A forward-looking review to promote an agreed action agenda
to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015
, UN Secretary General, 2010
Global Civil Society Consultation for the MDG+10 Summit, UN March 2010.


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Visit the World Council of Churches (WCC) web site
Visit the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation (IEPC) web site


WRF2011
The World Resources Forum (WRF) is an independent, international platform for debate on global resource consumption issues, advocating innovation for resource productivity. The WRF is building a bridge from the natural sciences and engineering to economics. It aims to equip political decision makers to identify realistic policy options for sustainable growth. Visit the web sites of the sponsors, the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research and the Donella Meadows Sustainability Institute.


UNCSD2012
Visit the UN Conference on Sustainable Development web site
Visit the UN Division of Sustainable Development web site


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