Trazemos ao mundo a
possibilidade de todos os
caminhos
Grupo temático Migrações organizado no marco da iniciativa Diálogos 2012
e da Cúpula dos Povos Rio + 20
Texto para debate elaborado por Ricardo Jimenez e Francois Soulard – Carta Mundial dos
Migrantes, Foro para uma Nova Governança Mundial
Par Francois Soulard
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Our Gift to the World is
to Make All Roads
Possible
Thematic Group on Migrations in the Framework of Dialogues 2012
and the Rio+20 Peoples Summit
Text for the debate, by Ricardo Jiménez and François Soulard - World Charter of Migrants,
Forum for a new World Governance
Par Francois Soulard
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Donner au monde la
possibilité de prendre
tous les chemins
Groupe thématique Migrations organisé dans le cadre de l initiative Dialogues 2012
et du Sommet des Peuples Rio+20
Texte pour le débat préparé par Ricardo Jimenez et François Soulard - Charte mondiale des
migrants, Forum pour une nouvelle gouvernance mondiale.
Par Francois Soulard
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Traemos al mundo la
posibilidad de todos los
caminos
Grupo temático Migraciones organizado en el marco de la iniciativa Diálogos 2012 y la
Cumbre de los Pueblos Río+20
Texto para el debate elaborado por Ricardo Jimenez y François Soulard - Carta Mundial de
Migrantes, Foro para una nueva gobernanza mundial
Par Francois Soulard
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Publiée le 25 Mai 2012
Pages: 18
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY
ON
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
(zero draft for public comments – Please send comment by 25 May
to Robert Pollard: rpollard@stakeholderforum.
org )
1.
PREAMBLE
Sustainable development action has taken the form of a number of UN-led conference
commitments primarily agreed during the 1990s.
The Rio...
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (zero draft for public comments – Please send comment by 25 May to Robert Pollard: rpollard@stakeholderforum. org ) 1. PREAMBLE Sustainable development action has taken the form of a number of UN-led conference commitments primarily agreed during the 1990s. The Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, Agenda 21, the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21, the Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development, the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, the Barbados Programme of Action and the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation, have historically all guided the international community in sustainable development through their agreed objectives. The MDGs culminated from the Millennium Declaration, and are no different in this respect. The MDGs, implemented in September 2000, were highly successful in rallying public, private and political support for poverty reduct
Moins
Par Francois Soulard
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Publiée le 24 Mai 2012
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PEOPLES SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON
Rights of Mother Earth
(Draft 0 ─ Please send comments by May 20, 2012)
Preamble
The undersigned recognize and acknowledge the following:
We are all part of Mother Earth, an indivisible, living community of interrelated and interdependent
beings with a common destiny.
Mother Earth is the source of...
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PEOPLES SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON Rights of Mother Earth (Draft 0 ─ Please send comments by May 20, 2012) Preamble The undersigned recognize and acknowledge the following: We are all part of Mother Earth, an indivisible, living community of interrelated and interdependent beings with a common destiny. Mother Earth is the source of life, nourishment, and learning and provides these as well as spirituality and all else we need to live well. Existing governance systems that assume that humans are separate from the environment have wrought great destruction, degradation, and disruption of Mother Earth, putting life as we know it today at significant risk through habitat destruction, species elimination, climate change, and other threats. Existing economic systems treat the natural world as property that can be exploited and degraded, rather than as an integral ecological partner with its own rights to exist and thrive, leading to dangerously unbalanced relationships among humans and Mot
Moins
Par Francois Soulard
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Publiée le 24 Mai 2012
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON
CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION:
Transforming Livelihoods and Lifestyles for Wellbeing of All
(Zero Draft for public comments – Comments required by 21.
05.
2012 latest)
1.
PREAMBLE
Twenty years ago in Rio the UNCED Agenda 21 alarmed us: ‘the major cause of the continued
deterioration of the global...
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION: Transforming Livelihoods and Lifestyles for Wellbeing of All (Zero Draft for public comments – Comments required by 21. 05. 2012 latest) 1. PREAMBLE Twenty years ago in Rio the UNCED Agenda 21 alarmed us: ‘the major cause of the continued deterioration of the global environment is the unsustainable pattern of consumption and production, particularly in industrialized countries, which is a matter of grave concern, aggravating poverty and imbalances’. Ten years ago, in the ‘Johannesburg Plan of Implementation’ governments decided to develop a ’10 Year Framework of Programmes to support sustainable consumption and production. Now, ten years later this framework is still undeveloped and poorly represented in the Rio+20 document ‘The future we want’. In various regions of the world national action plans or programs were developed; and none of them made a significant difference towards changing unsustainable consumption and pr
Moins
Par Francois Soulard
Microsoft Word
Publiée le 24 Mai 2012
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Lectures: 16
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON
Sustainable Economies
(Draft 2 for comments – Please send comments by May 20, 2012)
1.
PREAMBLE
The world is in search of an alternative economic system, one that can address the conflicts
inherent in the prevalent corporate-capitalist economy: immense wealth for a fortunate few
and crippling...
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PEOPLES’ SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON Sustainable Economies (Draft 2 for comments – Please send comments by May 20, 2012) 1. PREAMBLE The world is in search of an alternative economic system, one that can address the conflicts inherent in the prevalent corporate-capitalist economy: immense wealth for a fortunate few and crippling destitution for far too many, amazing technological prowess on the one hand and a compromised planet on the other. The much-needed transition to a new economic system envisions profound transformations in the fundamental values and organizing principles of society; new values and development paradigms that emphasize quality of life and material sufficiency for all, human solidarity and global equity, and affinity with nature and ecological sustainability. At the root of the flaws in the current economic model lies an implicit, dominant theory of single-minded economic purpose: namely to achieve continuous economic growth, as measured principally by GDP, by rely
Moins
Par Francois Soulard
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Sustainability and Happiness ― The Vital Link
GNH: Towards a holistic approach to development
Thirty years ago, the Fourth King of Bhutan famously proclaimed that “Gross
National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product,” thereby setting
Bhutan on a holistic development path that seeks to integrate sustainable and...
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Sustainability and Happiness ― The Vital Link GNH: Towards a holistic approach to development Thirty years ago, the Fourth King of Bhutan famously proclaimed that “Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product,” thereby setting Bhutan on a holistic development path that seeks to integrate sustainable and equitable socio-economic development with environmental conservation, cultural promotion, and good governance. This “happiness” has nothing to do with the common use of that word to denote an ephemeral, passing mood ― happy today or unhappy tomorrow due to some temporary external condition like praise or blame, gain or loss. Rather, it refers to the deep, abiding happiness that comes from living life in full harmony with the natural world, with our communities and fellow beings, and with our culture and spiritual heritage, ― in short from feeling totally connected with our world. And yet our modern world, and particularly its economic system, promote precise
Moins
Par Francois Soulard
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