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The Report traces household food consumption trends, drivers and related environmental impacts. It analyses policies to promote sustainable food consumption. The report focuses on Austria, Poland, Sweden and the United States.
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31-January-2002
Japanese, , 678kb
Pressures on the environment have been high in the recent past both in OECD regions and globally, but at the same time, there have been a number of environmental improvements. Economic, social and technological developments over the next few deca...
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OECD governments are to lead efforts to buy more environmentally-friendly goods and services, with a view to encouraging businesses and households to follow similar purchasing policies.
Recommends that Member countries take greater account of environmental considerations in public procurement of products and services in order to improve the environmental performance of public procurement.
21-January-2002
English, , 111kb
This document was presented at the 1st Workshop on ESM in Cancun, Mexico, on 28-29 October 1999.
21-January-2002
English, , 27kb
This document was presented at the 1st Workshop on ESM, in Cancun, Mexico, on 28-29 October 1999.
This page provides links to all the documents presented at the first Workshop on the Environmentally Sound Managment of Wastes destined for recovery operations (ESM) in Cancun, Mexico, 28-29 September 1999.
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This page provides links to all the documents presented at the 2nd Workshop on the Environmentally Sound Management of Wastes (ESM), held on 28-29 September 2000, in Vienna, Austria.
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This site provides links to other sites of interest on the theme of Waste.
"Negotiations have been proceeding at the OECD on common approaches to officially supported export credits and the environment. Much progress has been made, and I foresee OECD discussions continuing towards further improvements".
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