EU's "three-pillar approach" to sustainability
The European Union adopts a model linking sustainability with ecological, economic, and social issues.
The European Union adopts a model linking sustainability with ecological, economic, and social issues.
The Habitat II UN Conference on Human Settlements takes place in Istanbul in 1996.
The World Summit for Social Development takes place in Copenhagen.
The Business Council for Sustainable Development promotes sustainable development among businesses.
The UN Conference for Environment and Development (UNED), known as the first “Earth Summit,” takes place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The 1987 UN report charts a sustainable development path.
The Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus founds the Grameen Bank as a new model for addressing local poverty by providing microloans.
The United Nations develop a code of conduct for the protection and preservation of global natural habitats and resources.
Three global environmental organizations outline principles for conservation and sustainable development.
The World Conference on Science and Technology for Human Development takes place in Bucharest, Romania.