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Improving the management of sustainable development : towards a new strategic framework for large developing countries : China, India and Indonesia

Contributor(s): Palanivel, Thangavel [edt] | Park, Jacob [edt].

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BookPublisher: Tokyo : UNU Institute of Advanced Studies, 2002Description: 33 p. ; 30 cm.Other title: UNU report : improving the managmenet of sustainable development [Other title].Subject(s): INDONESIA | INDIA | CHINA | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTOnline resources: Free access

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This report was prepared based on the research papers and discussions within the UNU/IAS Project "Sustainable Development Framework for Developing Countries" and was presented to policy makers attending the fourth and final Global Preparatory Meeting (PrepCom IV) for the World Summit on Sustainable Development in bali, Indonesia.

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