Le prochain sommet des Nations Unies Rio+20 sur le développement durable aura lieu en juin 2012 au Brésil. Il marquera le 20ème anniversaire du Sommet de Rio de 1992 et les 10 ans de celui de Johannesburg en 2002.
pour sa préparation, l’ISO (International organisation for standardisation) vient de publier une brochure qui explique les outils mis en place pour rendre concrètes la volonté générale de créer un monde durable, exprimée au Sommet de la Terre de 1992.
ISO 14000 : La famille ISO 14000traite du «Management environnemental.»
ISO 26000: donne des lignes directrices relatives à la responsabilité sociétale.
ONU :
Rio+20 — the short name for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in June 2012 - is a historic opportunity to define pathways to a safer, more equitable, cleaner, greener and more prosperous world for all. Twenty years after the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio, where countries adopted Agenda 21 — a blueprint to rethink economic growth, advance social equity and ensure environmental protection — the UN is again bringing together governments, international institutions and major groups1 to agree on a range of smart measures that can reduce poverty while promoting decent jobs, clean energy and a more sustainable and fair use of resources. Rio+20 is a chance to move away from business-as-usual and to act to end poverty, address environmental destruction and build a bridge to the future.
pour sa préparation, l’ISO (International organisation for standardisation) vient de publier une brochure qui explique les outils mis en place pour rendre concrètes la volonté générale de créer un monde durable, exprimée au Sommet de la Terre de 1992.
ISO 14000 : La famille ISO 14000traite du «Management environnemental.»
ISO 26000: donne des lignes directrices relatives à la responsabilité sociétale.
ONU :
Rio+20 — the short name for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in June 2012 - is a historic opportunity to define pathways to a safer, more equitable, cleaner, greener and more prosperous world for all. Twenty years after the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio, where countries adopted Agenda 21 — a blueprint to rethink economic growth, advance social equity and ensure environmental protection — the UN is again bringing together governments, international institutions and major groups1 to agree on a range of smart measures that can reduce poverty while promoting decent jobs, clean energy and a more sustainable and fair use of resources. Rio+20 is a chance to move away from business-as-usual and to act to end poverty, address environmental destruction and build a bridge to the future.
Aucun commentaire:
Enregistrer un commentaire