Commission on Sustainable Development

Eleventh Session

PM Meeting

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES NEED AID TO MEET JOHANNESBURG TARGETS ON DRINKING WATER,

SANITATION, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION TOLD

At Round Table, Current Anti-Poverty Efforts Described

Commission on Sustainable Development

Eleventh Session

2^nd Meeting (AM)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OPENS SESSION’S HIGH-LEVEL SEGMENT; IMPLEMENTING SUMMIT COMMITMENTS, COMMISSION’S FUTURE WORK HIGHLIGHTED

UNEP APPLAUDS ENVIRONMENT DECISION BY COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

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NAIROBI/GENEVA, 25 April (UNEP) -- The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) welcomes today's decision by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights emphasizing the strong link between human rights and a healthy environment.

Background Release

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION AT HEADQUARTERS 28 APRIL – 9 MAY,

WITH FOCUS ON IMPLEMENTING 2002 JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT OUTCOME

LOW-LEVEL DU CONTAMINATION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, UNEP CALLS FOR PRECAUTION

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CONFLICT OR COOPERATION:  PIONEERING ATLAS ON FRESHWATER

CHARTS CHOICES –- WORLD WATER DAY, 22 MARCH

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INDIAN SOLAR MARKET ADVANCES WITH NEW FINANCE FROM UNEP AND BANKS

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BANGALORE/PARIS, 4 March, (UNEP) -- A major new $7.6 million initiative was launched today between the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and two of India's largest banking groups to help 18,000 southern Indian households finance clean and reliable electricity from solar power.

NAIROBI GROUND STATION ESTABLISHED AS PART OF WORLDWIDE

POLLUTION-MONITORING NETWORK

NAIROBI, 27 February (UNEP) -- Nairobi has become a key lynchpin in an international effort to monitor the repair of the ozone layer, the Earth's protective shield, and pollution from events such as forest fires and charcoal burning.

UN ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME-SUPPORTED FILM ‘OCEAN WONDERLAND 3D’ OPENS, AIMS

TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THREATS TO WORLD’S CORAL REEFS

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BOSTON, 11 February (UNEP) -- The Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Klaus Toepfer, is participating in the global launch here in Boston today of an outstanding new underwater 3D film about the world's coral reefs.

ACTION ON CHEMICALS POLLUTION AND SUPPORT FOR AFRICA AGREED

AT END OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT MINISTERS MEETING

UNEP's 22nd Governing Council Starts Making

Johannesburg Plan of Implementation Operational

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