RIO +20 DRAFT-TREATIES: PEOPLE SUSTAINABILITY


The following draft treaties are now available for public comments. Please send your comments by 31 May 2012 to the coordinator of each treaty with a copy to uchita@sltnet.lk
  1. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Consumption and Production - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Consumption and Production (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Dr. Sylvia Lorek: sylvia@anped.org)
  2. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Equity - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Equity (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Dr. Debora Rogers: EquityTreaty@initiativeforequality.org)
  3. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Sustainable Economies - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Sustainable Economies -Zero Draft for comments - (please contact Dr. Ashwani Vasishth: vasishth@ramapo.edu)
  4. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Radical Ecological Democracy - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Radical Ecological Democracy (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Dr. Ashish Kothari: ashishkothari@vsnl.com or chikikothari@gmail.com)
  5. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Sustainable Development Governance - Peoples Sustainability Treaties on SD Governace (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Mr. Robert Pollard : rpollard@stakeholderforum.org)
  6. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Rights of Mother Earth  - Peoples Sustainabilty Treaty on Rights of Mother Earth (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Ms.Linda Sheehan, lsheehan@earthlaw.org)
  7. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Sustainable Development Goals - Peoples Sustainability Treaties on SD Goals (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Mr. Robert Pollard : rpollard@stakeholderforum.org)
  8. Peoples’ Sustainability Treaty on Environmental Education for Sustainable Societies and Global Responsibility - PEOPLES SUSTAINABILITY TREATY ON ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (zero draft for public comments)- (please contact Moema Viezzer mv@moemaviezzer.com.br & Denise MG Alves ecodenise@gmail.com)
  9.  People’s Sustainability Treaty on Ethical and Spiritual Values for Sustainable Development - People’s Sustainability Treaty on Ethical and Spiritual Values for Sustainable Development (zero draft for public comments)- (please contact Richard Clugston at  rmclugston@aol.com)
  10. People’s Sustainability Treaty on Transitioning to a Zero Fossils World  - People’s Sustainability Treaty on Transition to a Zero Fossils World (zero draft for public comments) - (please contact Kjell Kühne at kjell.kuehne@gmail.com)
  11. People’s Sustainability Treaty on Rights for Sustainability  - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Rights for Sustainability -Zero Draft for comments - (please contact Gaston Meskens at Gaston.Meskens@UGent.be)
  12. People’s Sustainability Treaty on Corporate Social Responsibility and Accountability  - Peoples Sustainability Treaty on Corporate Social Responsibility Accountability (draft for comments) - (please contact Jeannet Lingan at contactus@csradialogue2012.org)
  13. People’s Sustainability Treaty on Higher Education Towards Sustainable Development - People’s Sustainability Treaty on Higher Education towards SD (zero draft for comments) - (please contact Prof. Daniella TILBURY – dtilbury@glos.ac.uk)

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