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Home » Separated at birth, reunited in Rio? A roadmap to bring environment and development back together
Separated at birth, reunited in Rio? A roadmap to bring environment and development back together
Environmental Governance, Environmental policy & management, finance management, resource management, rio20
Separated at birth, reunited in Rio? A roadmap to bring environment and development back together
odi.org.uk –

Linking development and environmental objectives through policy initiatives is not an easy task. This Background Note sets out to explain why reconciling the two agendas has been so difficult at a practical level, and suggests how Rio+20 could start to bridge the gaps between the two.

Link: http://www.odi.org.uk/resources/downloads.asp?id=6513&title=environment-sustainable-development-post...
Added by View user profileMoushumi Biswas on May 9, 2012
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