WORLD SUMMIT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, 26 AUG- 4 SEPT 2002
By
Lenin Vinod L
Cinthiya Mary
MBA TOURISM 1st Yr
Stockholm to Johannesburg
Stockholm 1972 – Need to respond to the problem of environmental
deterioration
Brundtland 1987
Rio 1992 – Protection of environment and social & economic development
UNFCC
Kyoto Protocol
Cartegena Protocol
Johannesburg Declaration 2002
WSSD – 2002
World Summit on Sustainable Development
Johannesburg, South Africa
26th Aug – 4th Sept, 2002
People, Planet and Prosperity
Links between environment, poverty and development
WSSD 2002
Participants :
o Heads of State and Government
o National delegates
o Leaders from non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
o Businesses and other major groups
Focus
 Re-examine critical environmental and development
issues and formulate innovative, concrete and realistic proposals for
managing them
 Identify accomplishments and areas where further efforts are
needed to implement Agenda 21 and other outcomes of the Rio
Summit
 Identify future challenges and opportunities in the pursuit of a
sustainable future
 Renew political commitment and support for sustainable
development
Johannesburg Declaration on
Sustainable Development
Reaffirm commitment to sustainable development
Build humane, equitable and caring global society for the need of
human dignity
Future to inherit a world free of indignity and indecency
occasioned by poverty, environmental degradation and patterns of
unsustainable development
Responding positively to produce a practical and visible plan in
bringing about poverty eradication and human development
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Sustainable Development is built on three interdependent
and mutually reinforcing pillars - economic development, social
development and environmental protection – which must be
established at local, national, regional and global levels.
- WSSD,2002
Plan of Implementation-Outcomes
Concrete actions & measures at all levels
Enhance International Co-operations
Benefit all - women, youth, children & vulnerable groups
Involve all relevant sectors through partnership
Poverty Alleviation
 Halve the proportion of world’s people income with
less than 1$ by 2015
 Establish a world solidarity fund
 Develop national programmes for sustainable development and
local & community development
 Promote women’s equal access to and full participation
 Develop policies to improve indigenous community
 Deliver basic health services
Contd.
Ensure child education
Provide access to agricultural resources and techniques
Build basic rural infrastructure
Increase food availability and affordability
Combat desertification & mitigate effects of drought and floods
Increase access to sanitation
Changing unsustainable patterns
of consumption & production
 Fundamental changes in the way societies produce &
Consume are indispensable for global sustainable development
 Identify appropriate tools, mechanisms
Protecting & Managing the natural resource base
of Economic & Social Development
 Impact of human activity in ecosystem
 Program of action with financial and technical assistance
 Develop integrated water resource management and water
efficiency plan
 Improve water resource management & scientific understanding
of water cycle
 Promote effective co-ordination among various International &
Intergovernmental bodies
 Promote Sustainable Tourism Development and capacity-building
Contd.
 Ensuring the sustainable development of Ocean, seas,
islands and coastal areas with effective co-ordination and co-
operation
 Achieve sustainable fishery
 Promote the conservation and management of oceans at all levels
 Advance implementation of Global Programme of Action for the
protection of Marine Environment
 Enhance maritime safety and protection of the marine
environment from pollution
Contd.
Improve scientific understanding and assessment of
marine and coastal eco-system
An integrated approach to address vulnerability, risk assessment
and disaster management
Change in Earth’s Climate – Stabilization of Greenhouse gases
Sustainable agriculture and rural development to increase food
production, food security & safety
Strengthen the implementation to combat desertification
Specific protection of vulnerable mountain ecosystems
Contd.
Conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity
Sustainable forest management of both natural and planted forest
at national & global level
Sustainable mining development through transparency,
accountability and capacity-building
Sustainable development in
Globalizing world
Strengthen Trade-related technical assistance,
outcomes of Doha Conference
Promote corporate responsibility and accountability
Strengthen the capacities of developing countries to encourage
public/private initiatives
Strengthen regional trade and co-operation agreements
Assistance in digitalization
Health & Sustainable Development
Increase in capacity of health care systems and basic health
services
Promote preservation, development and use of effective traditional
medicine
Develop partnerships to enhance health education
Promote equitable and improved access to affordable and efficient
health services
Implementing national preventative and treatment strategies
Sustainable development of small
Island developing states
Support availability of adequate, affordable and
environmentally sound energy services
Regional adaptation of
Sustainable Development
 Sustainable development of Africa – alleviating
poverty
 Sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean
 Sustainable development in Asia and Pacific – alleviating poverty
 Sustainable development in West Asia – managing natural
resources
 Sustainable development in the Economic Commission for Europe
region
Means of Implementation
Mobilization and effective use of financial resources, mechanisms
and institutions
Efficacy, coherence and consistency of internal macro-economic
policy
Facilitate greater flow of Foreign direct investment
Reduce unsustainable debt burden
Concrete actions and implementation of WTO agreements
Diversify exports in commodity-dependent countries
Contd.
Enhance trade liberations and infrastructure
Promote multi-lateral trade agreement and environmental
agreements
Promote, facilitate and finance environmentally sound science &
technology
Support education, public awareness and research
Public participation in environment and decision making
Institutional framework for sustainable
development
Strengthening the Institutional framework for SD at International Level
Enhance integration of sustainable development goals
Collaboration within and between International institutions
Implement the outcomes effectively
Promote corporate responsibility
Promote global economic governance
Contd.
Role of General Assembly
Adopt sustainable development
Political direction to implementation
Role of Economic & Social Council
Organize periodic SD themes
Transfer work to Commission on SD
Intensify gender mainstreaming
Contd.
Role & Function of Commission on Sustainable Development
Review & evaluate progress and suggest implementations
Address new challenges and opportunities
Discuss on Themes and partnership promotion
Scientific contribution to SD
Role of International Institutions
Support capacity-building programmes
Encourage partnership initiatives
Develop Information & Communication Technology
Contd.
Strengthening Institutional framework of SD at Regional level
Facilitate balanced integration of economical ,social and environmental
dimensions
Mobilization of technical and financial assistance
Promote multi-stakeholder partnership
Strengthening Institutional framework of SD at National level
Steps to formulate national SD strategies
Promote Public and private participation
Enhance role and capacity of local authorities and stake-holders
References
UNESCO site
http://www.unesco.org/education/tlsf/extras/img/DESDbri
efWSSD.pdf
United Nations Report of the World Summit on
Sustainable development 2002
http://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/documents/WSSD_POI_PD
/English/WSSD_PlanImpl.pdf

WORLD SUMMIT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 2002

  • 1.
    WORLD SUMMIT ONSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, 26 AUG- 4 SEPT 2002 By Lenin Vinod L Cinthiya Mary MBA TOURISM 1st Yr
  • 2.
    Stockholm to Johannesburg Stockholm1972 – Need to respond to the problem of environmental deterioration Brundtland 1987 Rio 1992 – Protection of environment and social & economic development UNFCC Kyoto Protocol Cartegena Protocol Johannesburg Declaration 2002
  • 3.
    WSSD – 2002 WorldSummit on Sustainable Development Johannesburg, South Africa 26th Aug – 4th Sept, 2002 People, Planet and Prosperity Links between environment, poverty and development
  • 4.
    WSSD 2002 Participants : oHeads of State and Government o National delegates o Leaders from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) o Businesses and other major groups
  • 5.
    Focus  Re-examine criticalenvironmental and development issues and formulate innovative, concrete and realistic proposals for managing them  Identify accomplishments and areas where further efforts are needed to implement Agenda 21 and other outcomes of the Rio Summit  Identify future challenges and opportunities in the pursuit of a sustainable future  Renew political commitment and support for sustainable development
  • 6.
    Johannesburg Declaration on SustainableDevelopment Reaffirm commitment to sustainable development Build humane, equitable and caring global society for the need of human dignity Future to inherit a world free of indignity and indecency occasioned by poverty, environmental degradation and patterns of unsustainable development Responding positively to produce a practical and visible plan in bringing about poverty eradication and human development
  • 7.
    SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Sustainable Developmentis built on three interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars - economic development, social development and environmental protection – which must be established at local, national, regional and global levels. - WSSD,2002
  • 8.
    Plan of Implementation-Outcomes Concreteactions & measures at all levels Enhance International Co-operations Benefit all - women, youth, children & vulnerable groups Involve all relevant sectors through partnership
  • 9.
    Poverty Alleviation  Halvethe proportion of world’s people income with less than 1$ by 2015  Establish a world solidarity fund  Develop national programmes for sustainable development and local & community development  Promote women’s equal access to and full participation  Develop policies to improve indigenous community  Deliver basic health services
  • 10.
    Contd. Ensure child education Provideaccess to agricultural resources and techniques Build basic rural infrastructure Increase food availability and affordability Combat desertification & mitigate effects of drought and floods Increase access to sanitation
  • 11.
    Changing unsustainable patterns ofconsumption & production  Fundamental changes in the way societies produce & Consume are indispensable for global sustainable development  Identify appropriate tools, mechanisms
  • 12.
    Protecting & Managingthe natural resource base of Economic & Social Development  Impact of human activity in ecosystem  Program of action with financial and technical assistance  Develop integrated water resource management and water efficiency plan  Improve water resource management & scientific understanding of water cycle  Promote effective co-ordination among various International & Intergovernmental bodies  Promote Sustainable Tourism Development and capacity-building
  • 13.
    Contd.  Ensuring thesustainable development of Ocean, seas, islands and coastal areas with effective co-ordination and co- operation  Achieve sustainable fishery  Promote the conservation and management of oceans at all levels  Advance implementation of Global Programme of Action for the protection of Marine Environment  Enhance maritime safety and protection of the marine environment from pollution
  • 14.
    Contd. Improve scientific understandingand assessment of marine and coastal eco-system An integrated approach to address vulnerability, risk assessment and disaster management Change in Earth’s Climate – Stabilization of Greenhouse gases Sustainable agriculture and rural development to increase food production, food security & safety Strengthen the implementation to combat desertification Specific protection of vulnerable mountain ecosystems
  • 15.
    Contd. Conservation and sustainableuse of biological diversity Sustainable forest management of both natural and planted forest at national & global level Sustainable mining development through transparency, accountability and capacity-building
  • 16.
    Sustainable development in Globalizingworld Strengthen Trade-related technical assistance, outcomes of Doha Conference Promote corporate responsibility and accountability Strengthen the capacities of developing countries to encourage public/private initiatives Strengthen regional trade and co-operation agreements Assistance in digitalization
  • 17.
    Health & SustainableDevelopment Increase in capacity of health care systems and basic health services Promote preservation, development and use of effective traditional medicine Develop partnerships to enhance health education Promote equitable and improved access to affordable and efficient health services Implementing national preventative and treatment strategies
  • 18.
    Sustainable development ofsmall Island developing states Support availability of adequate, affordable and environmentally sound energy services
  • 19.
    Regional adaptation of SustainableDevelopment  Sustainable development of Africa – alleviating poverty  Sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean  Sustainable development in Asia and Pacific – alleviating poverty  Sustainable development in West Asia – managing natural resources  Sustainable development in the Economic Commission for Europe region
  • 20.
    Means of Implementation Mobilizationand effective use of financial resources, mechanisms and institutions Efficacy, coherence and consistency of internal macro-economic policy Facilitate greater flow of Foreign direct investment Reduce unsustainable debt burden Concrete actions and implementation of WTO agreements Diversify exports in commodity-dependent countries
  • 21.
    Contd. Enhance trade liberationsand infrastructure Promote multi-lateral trade agreement and environmental agreements Promote, facilitate and finance environmentally sound science & technology Support education, public awareness and research Public participation in environment and decision making
  • 22.
    Institutional framework forsustainable development Strengthening the Institutional framework for SD at International Level Enhance integration of sustainable development goals Collaboration within and between International institutions Implement the outcomes effectively Promote corporate responsibility Promote global economic governance
  • 23.
    Contd. Role of GeneralAssembly Adopt sustainable development Political direction to implementation Role of Economic & Social Council Organize periodic SD themes Transfer work to Commission on SD Intensify gender mainstreaming
  • 24.
    Contd. Role & Functionof Commission on Sustainable Development Review & evaluate progress and suggest implementations Address new challenges and opportunities Discuss on Themes and partnership promotion Scientific contribution to SD Role of International Institutions Support capacity-building programmes Encourage partnership initiatives Develop Information & Communication Technology
  • 25.
    Contd. Strengthening Institutional frameworkof SD at Regional level Facilitate balanced integration of economical ,social and environmental dimensions Mobilization of technical and financial assistance Promote multi-stakeholder partnership Strengthening Institutional framework of SD at National level Steps to formulate national SD strategies Promote Public and private participation Enhance role and capacity of local authorities and stake-holders
  • 26.
    References UNESCO site http://www.unesco.org/education/tlsf/extras/img/DESDbri efWSSD.pdf United NationsReport of the World Summit on Sustainable development 2002 http://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/documents/WSSD_POI_PD /English/WSSD_PlanImpl.pdf