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Johannesburg Declaration
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"We agree that in pursuit of their legitimate activities the
private sector, both large and small companies, have a duty to contribute
to the evolution of equitable and sustainable communities and societies."
(para 27)
"We agree that there is a need for private sector corporations
to enforce corporate accountability. This should take place within
a transparent and stable regulatory environment." (para 29)
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Chapter II, Poverty Eradication:
reference to industrial development and the important role of
small, medium and micro-size enterprises (SMMEs)
UNEP will: explore ways of expanding its assistance to small
enterprises and entrepreneurs in the form of training packages and
REED-type programmes
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Chapter III, Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and
production:
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encourage and promote the development of a 10-year
framework of programmes in support of regional and national initiatives
to accelerate the shift towards sustainable consumption and production
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UNEP will: advance its proposed work programme, strengthening
the consumption aspect. The programme is to be presented at the
GMEF in Nairobi, February 2003
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Chapter III, Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and
production:
"Enhance corporate environmental and social responsibility
and accountability
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to improve its sustainability performance and supports the use
of voluntary initiatives, significantly, referring to the Global
Reporting Initiative)
UNEP will: continue to work and partner with industry and related
stakeholders, through core activities, voluntary initiatives eg
the Global Compact and GRI
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Chapter III, Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and
production:
"Encourage financial institutions to incorporate sustainable
development considerations into their decision-making processes
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(para 17c)
UNEP will: continue to address the role of financial institutions
through its Finance Initiatives, Financing CP project, Financing
Energy projects, SANet
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Chapter III, Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and
production:
Text on energy recognizes "the role of national and voluntary
regional targets and initiatives" (para 19e) and encourages
"networking between centres of excellence on energy for SD"
(para 19l)
UNEP will: expand its network of energy centres of excellence,
launched at WSSD
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Chapter III, Changing unsustainable patterns of consumption and
production:
"Promote investment and partnerships for the development
of sustainable, energy efficient multi-modal transportation systems...."
(20b)
UNEP will: expand its work projects focussing on transport,
promoting mobility mix and its Mobility Forum.
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Chapter IV, Protecting and managing the natural resource base:
Includes text on water management (including para 25, referring
to market tools and voluntary measures), UNFCCC, Montreal Protocol,
as well as mining, minerals and metals (para 44 refers to importance
of stakeholder engagement and, among others, a life cycle approach
to mining operations)
UNEP will: continue its work programmes in the areas of water
management (IETC), Ozone, mining and minerals.
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Chapters IX and X, Means of Implementation and the Institutional
Framework:
Refers to technical assistance, training and capacity building
provided in the field of eg trade by UNEP, UNCTAD, WTO and UNDP
(see paras 91 and 136/7)
UNEP will: continue its work in this field, as presented in
WSSD event on the UNEP/UNCTAD Capacity Building Task Force
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Chapters IX and X, Means of Implementation and the Institutional
Framework:
"Promote corporate responsibility and accountability and
the exchange of best practices in the context of sustainable development,
including, as appropriate, through multistakeholder dialogue...
(para 122f)
Commission on Sustainable Development to serve as focal point
for the discussion of partnerships that promote sustainable development
(para 130b)
UNEP will: work with CSD and fellow agencies through its initiatives
and Type II partnerships
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