No Limits to Knowledge, but Limits to Poverty
The Club of Rome
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A Statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit on Sustainable Development
The World Summit on Sustainable Development 2002 in Johannesburg was a key opportunity for political leaders,
civil society and the business community to agree on a new
framework of solidarity and development for all people in the world that will
respect the limits of natural resources. The new challenges concern social
equity, cultural diversity, economic stability, ecological protection and the
optimum use of the limited resources of the planet. This WSSD had to grasp
the opportunity for a step change in implementation of a global culture of cooperation;
to create the condition for a continuous and world-wide sustainable
dialogue within and among societies.
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Content
Foreword
1. Thirty Years Nearer the Limits
2. The Limits of Poverty and Unequity
3. Towards a Sustainable Knowledge Society
4. No Limits to Diversity and Creativity
5. Efficiency and Steering Mechanisms
6. Governance in a Finite World"
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