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The
World Summit on Sustainable Development
Bali,
Indonesia | 25 May - 7 June 2002 Fourth Preparatory Committee (WSSD PrepCom IV) Tuesday, 4 June
Delegates met for a brief Informal Plenary in the morning, during which Chair Salim said that informal consultations would continue throughout the day on outstanding issues. Working Group III met throughout the day and into the evening to continue negotiations on sustainable development governance. The contact group on good governance met in the morning while the contact group of finance and trade also met in the morning and afternoon sessions. A Plenary was convened in the evening to discuss the Draft Plan of Implementation for the WSSD and elements for a draft political document. |
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JoAnne DiSano, Director, Division for Sustainable Development, with Chair Emil Salim |
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Vicente
Vallenilla, Venezuela, with Chair Salim
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 The G-77/China said that the Chair's preliminary ideas can serve as an index to be developed by governments. |
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Mexico called for an inclusive process in the preparation of the declaration to include commitments that governments will have to undertake in order to attain sustainable development. |
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UNIDO stressed the role of technology cooperation for sustainable development is often not adequately reflected, as one of the vehicles to reach the goals of sustainable development. |
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Rod Holesgrove, DESA, and Co-Chair Lars-Göran Engfeldt, Sweden |
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Mexico
during the discussions on governance
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The United States during the negotiations on governance |
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Co-Chair
Ositadinma Anaedu, Nigeria (center), speaks with delegates
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Tibor Faragó, Hungary |
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The
room during the governance session
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| Contact Group: Finance | |
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Chair
John Ashe, Antigua and Barbuda (left)
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Delegates during the contact group |
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Himmat
Singh, Malaysia
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The Secretariat distributes revised text during the contact group on finance and trade |
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| Delegates watch Korea and Poland during the World Cup, while the television broadcasting Plenary is on the left | |
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Martin
Kohr, Third World Network, with William Pace, International NGO Task
Group on Legal and Institutional Matters, during a side event on Global
Governance for Sustainable Development and the Environment
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Steve Sawyer, Greenpeace and Margot Wallström, European Commission, during a side event titled "Power to Tackle Poverty: What commitments on renewable energy need to come out of Johannesburg?" |
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Panel during the side event on renewable energy |
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During a press conference, NGOs calls on governments to make corporations more accountable and Greenpeace discusses the release of their report "Corporate Crimes," which contains case studies of corporate crime in support of the call for an international instrument on corporate accountability and liability. Yin Shao Loong (Third World Network), Kenny Bruno (Groundwork), Marcelo Furtado (Greenpeace), Von Hernandes (Greenpeace), Bobby Peck (Earth Summit) and Matt Philips (Groundwork) |
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Photos from a Greenpeace/Friends of the Earth Action on Corporate Responsibility |
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Andrey Vasiliev and Zehra Aydin, DESA, speak with Remy Parmentier, Greenpeace |
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