Report

Sustainable Development Indicators: Proposals for a Way Forward

By László Pintér, Peter Hardi, Peter Hardi, Peter Bartelmus on January 25, 2006

This paper was commissioned by the United Nations Division for Sustainable Development in preparation for its expert meeting in December 2005. The paper's key point is that sustainable development indicators have the potential to turn the general concept of sustainability into action. Today, however, we are far from achieving this potential.

Participating experts

László Pintér

Senior Fellow

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: United Nations, 2006

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