Commission of sustainable development

The Commission of sustainable development ( CCC , Commission one Sustainable Development CSD in English language) was created in 1993 following resolution A/RES/47/191 of the December 22nd 1992 on the institutional Arrangements for the follow-up of the Conference of the United Nations on the environment and the development at the time of the 47e ordinary session of the General meeting.

Within the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, this commission depends on the Department of information (Service of information and the accreditations).

The four topics of the Sustainable development which were studied at the time of the sessins of May 2006 and May 2007 are the following:

  • energy with the service of the development;
  • industrial development;
  • Atmospheric pollution;
  • Climate changes.

Meetings

The CDD meets annually.

  • CSD-1 (from June 14th to 25th 1993)

  • CSD-2 (16 to the 27 avirl 1994)
  • CSD-3 (from April 11th to 28th 1995)
  • CSD-4 (April 18th at May 3rd 1996)
  • CSD-5 (from April 7th to 25th 1997)
  • CSD-6 (April 13rd at May 1st 1998)
  • CSD-7 (from April 19th to 30th 1999)
  • CSD-8 (April 25th at May 5th 2000)
  • CSD-9 (from April 16th to 27th 2001)
  • CSD-10 (2002)
  • CSD-11 (April 28th at May 9th 2003)
  • CSD-12 (from April 14th to 30th 2004)
  • CSD-13 (from April 11th to 22nd 2005)
  • CSD-14 (1st at May 12th 2006)
  • CSD-15 (April 30th at May 11th 2007)

See too

External bonds

  • official site

  • official press release

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