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Johannesburg
Summit Prepcom II
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United
Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) - 10th
Session
WSSD Preparatory Committee II
New York, 28 Jan - 8 Feb 2002 |
Prepcom II is
one of four preparatory meetings  hosted
by the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD10) during the
run up to World Summit on Sustainable Development. These meetings
are intended to set an agenda that allows governments and other
major players to join forces effectively in Johannesburg so as to
confront the real challenges of sustainable development. Prepcom
II also features a multi-stakeholder dialogue session, designed
to gain the input of key non-governmental stakeholder groups.
Click
here to download a list of Business and Industry representatives
who attended the meeting.
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General WSSD PrepCom
II documents
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| Multi-stakeholder dialogue |
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| Interventions during the
multi-stakeholder dialogue |
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Jay
Hair, Secretary General,
International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), London
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 On
behalf of business and industry groups, Jay Hair (International Council
on Mining and Metals) stressed equity of opportunity of participation.
He stated that Multi-Stakeholder Dialogues must be based on trust,
patience and responsible corporate behaviour. |
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Al
Fry, WBCSD
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Miriam
Lev-on, BP
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 Miriam
Lev-on underscored pioneering efforts to create management systems
to encompass all aspects of sustainability. She also said five key
areas had contributed to progress in sustainable development: innovation,
investment, infrastructure, integrity, and involvement. |
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George
Carpenter, Proctor and Gamble
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Kristen
Sukalac, International Fertilizer Industry Association (IFA)
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Peter
Eggleston, Rio Tinto
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Annik
Dollacker, Crop Life International
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Graham
Wason, World Travel and Tourism Council
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Claude
André Lachance, Director Public Policy, Dow Chemical Canada
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Claude André
Lachance said the Millennium Declaration is a good starting point
for setting defined priorities given scare resources. He noted progress
in the partnership agenda but more work needed to be done on ethics,
workers' rights, globalization and other social aspects of sustainable
development. He said business can improve economic prospects but government
and infrastructure must be in place, a
nd called for a common set of
objectives to help developing countries.
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| Prepcom II Picture Gallery |
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Sir Mark Moody-Stuart
meets Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environmental Network North America,
participant in the Indigenous Peoples Caucus, during the Multi-Stakeholder
Dialogue session which, for the first time in the history of the
United Nations, took place in the General Assembly hall on Tuesday
29 January 2002.
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Nitin Desai, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs
and Secretary-General for the World Summit on Sustainable Development,
gave his opening address to the PrepCom on Monday 28 January 2002.
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Sir Mark Moody-Stuart
meets Gerard Doornbos (left) President, and David King (centre),
Secretary General, of the International Federation of Agricultural
Producers (IFAP), representing Farmers.
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Reuel Khoza,
Chairman of ESKOM, South Africa (right), greets Nombasa
Tsengwe, Deputy Director General of Department of Environmental
Affairs and Tourism, South Africa.
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Sir Mark Moody-Stuart
meets with Emil Salim (Indonesia), Chairman of the UN Commission
on Sustainable Development, the preparatory committee for the
Johannesburg Summit.
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Emil Salim
- speaking with animation from the floor.
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