Regulatory context and evolution of the concepts of sustainable development and Agenda 21
Agenda 21: background and concept - Agenda 21 framework
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Regulatory context and evolution of the concepts of sustainable development and Agenda 21
Agenda 21: background and concept - Agenda 21 framework

Authors : Camille TAVIAN, Gilles FRIDERICH

Publication date: October 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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2. Regulatory context and evolution of the concepts of sustainable development and Agenda 21

2.1 Worldwide

  • 1972 – Stop growth report

    In 1972, the Club of Rome, a think-tank bringing together scientists, economists and senior civil servants, advocated a new growth model: zero growth, with the publication of the report The Limits To Growth. The report exposes the imperfections of the current economic model, due to the finite nature of raw materials and energy resources, and the accumulation of environmental damage.

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