OECD Environmental Strategy

OECD Environmental Strategy Environment Ministers of OECD countries met in Paris on 16 May 2001 to discuss the main environmental concerns OECD Member countries face and adopt an OECD Environmental Strategy for the First Decade of the 21st Century.

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OECD Environmental Strategy for the First Decade of the 21st Century

Environment Ministers adopted an ambitious OECD Environmental Strategy when they met in 2001. It aims to provide clear directions for environmentally sustainable policies in OECD member countries, and guides the work of the OECD in the field of environment.

Key Environmental Indicators

Key Environmental Indicators endorsed by Environment Ministers of OECD countries at their meeting in 2001.

The OECD Environmental Outlook Identifies "Red Lights" for the Future

In order to prevent irreversible damage to our environment over the next 20 years, governments need urgently to take action to change their policies in a number of clearly identifiable areas. This is the key message of OECD's Environmental Outloo...

Special Session on Material Flow Accounting (24/10/2000) - Papers and Presentations

The Special Session on Material Flow Accounting was organised following a joint proposal by the United States and Japan at the 29th meeting of the Working Group on Environmental Information and Outlooks.

Towards Sustainable Development: Indicators to Measure Progress

This book examines progress towards the effective measurement of sustainable development, presenting the wide range of initiatives and indicators that are already in place.

OECD Seminar Public Access to Environmental Information

Experience shows that the availability of environmental data, indicators and information helps improve the accountability of public authorities to public opinion in their own country and beyond.

Frameworks to Measure Sustainable Development: An OECD Expert Workshop

This publication reviews a number of initiatives undertaken within the OECD to monitor trends in the sustainability of specific sectors and sub-national areas.

OECD/China Seminar on Environmental Monitoring

The aim of this seminar was to take stock of current environmental monitoring practices in China and in OECD countries.

Towards More Sustainable Household Consumption Patterns: Indicators to Measure Progress

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