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Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2002
Ensuring sustainable livelihoods:

challenges for governments, corporates, and civil society at Rio+10
8 - 11 February 2002, New Delhi

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The Rio Earth Summit of 1992 underlined the imperative of integrating economic growth, social justice, and environmental concerns to satisfy the world without ravaging the earth. The awareness, unfortunately, has not been fully translated into action on the scale required to achieve true sustainability. Global stakeholders must make a concerted endeavour to realize the vision of a safe, just world that fulfils the needs of this and future generations.

TERI hopes to revitalize global commitment to sustainable development as a shared future goal, particularly in relation to the decade since Rio. Nobel laureates; political leaders; leading decision-makers from governments, bilaterals, and multilaterals; heads of multinational corporations; high-level functionaries from the diplomatic corps; scientists; media-persons; researchers; and representatives of non-governmental organizations from across the world will attend. A comprehensive agenda will be available shortly.

Through DSDS 2002, TERI hopes to offer knowledge and directions for the benefit of the United Nations' World Summit on Sustainable Development to be held in Johannesburg in September 2002. We also hope to recharge the political momentum and enthusiasm of all involved in the Rio+10 process.

 

Global steering committee for DSDS 2002

Dr Praveen Chaudhari
Vice President for Science, IBM-TJ Watson Research Center, USA

Prof. Umberto Colombo
Former Minister of Universities, Science, and Technology, Italy

Mr Michael Zammit Cutajar
Executive Secretary, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Secretariat, Germany

Prof. Hans J A van Ginkel
Rector, The United Nations University, Japan

Mr Ian Johnson
Vice President, Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development, The World Bank, USA

Dr Maritta R v Bieberstein Koch-Weser
former Director-General, IUCN (The World Conservation Union), Switzerland

Dr Hoesung Lee
President, Council on Energy and Environment, Korea

Sir Mark Moody-Stuart KCMG
Chairman, Royal Dutch / Shell Group of Companies, UK

Prof. Akio Morishima
Chair of the Board of Directors, Institute of Global Environmental Strategies, Japan

Mr Hafiz Pasha
Assistant Administrator and Director
Regional Bureau for Asia and Pacific, United Nations Development Programme, New York

Mr Subir Raha
Chairman and Managing Director
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited, India

Dr Manju Sharma
Secretary, Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India

Mr Björn Stigson
President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Switzerland

Mr Maurice F Strong
President of the Council, University for Peace, Costa Rica

Prof. Klaus Töpfer
Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme, Nairobi

H E Mr Ola Ullsten
Former Prime Minister of   Sweden