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ANNEX COVERAGE OF AGENDA 21 PROGRAMME AREAS Check list - mark (X) areas of major or minor focus. ORGANIZATION: United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UN ECLAC) |
CHAPTER PROGRAMME AREAS |
MAJOR FOCUS
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MINOR FOCUS
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Chapter 2. Sustainable Development |
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2A. Trade |
X
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2B. Trade and environment |
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X
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2C. Financial resources |
X
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2D. Economic policies |
X
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Chapter 3. Poverty |
X
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Chapter 5. Demography |
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5A. Demography & sustainable development |
X
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5B. Integrated national policies |
X
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5C. Local population programs |
X
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Chapter 6. Health |
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6E. Risks pollution/hazards |
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X
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Chapter 7. Human settlements |
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7A. Shelter |
X
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7B. Human settlement management |
X
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7C. Land use |
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X
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7D. Infrastructure |
X
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7E. Energy/transport |
X
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7F. Disaster-prone areas |
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X
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7G. Construction industry |
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X
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Chapter 8. Environment and development |
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8A. Policy, planning, management |
X
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8B. Legal/reg. framework |
X
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8C. Economic instruments |
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X
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8D. Integrated env/econ accounting |
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X
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Chapter 11. Forests |
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11A. Multiple roles |
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X
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11B. Conservation/rehabilitation |
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X
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Chapter 14. Agriculture/rural development |
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14A. Agricultural policy |
X
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14F. Water |
X
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14K. Rural energy |
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X
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Chapter 15. Biological Diversity |
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X
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Chapter 17. Oceans |
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17A. Integrated management |
X
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17B. Marine env protection |
X
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17G. Small islands |
X
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Chapter 18. Freshwater |
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18A. Integrated water resource mgt |
X
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18C. Protection of water |
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X
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18D. Drinking water supply/sanitation |
X
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18E. Urban water |
X
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18F. Rural water |
X
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18G. Climate change water impact |
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X
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Chapter 19. Toxic chemicals |
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19E. National management capacities |
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X
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19F. Prevent illegal traffic |
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X
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Chapter 20. Hazardous wastes |
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20A. Prevention/minimization |
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X
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20B. Institutional management capacity |
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X
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20C. Transboundary movements |
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X
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20D. Prevent illegal traffic |
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X
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Chapter 21. Solid wastes/sewage |
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21A. Minimizing wastes |
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X
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21B. Reuse, recycling |
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X
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21C. Disposal, treatment |
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X
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21D. Extending service coverage |
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X
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Chapter 25. Children/youth |
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25A. Youth |
X
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25B. Children |
X
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Chapter 26. Indigenous peoples |
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X
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Chapter 27. NGOs |
X
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Chapter 28. Local authorities |
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X
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Chapter 29. Workers/trade unions |
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X
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Chapter 30. Business and industry |
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30A. Cleaner production |
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X
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Chapter 33. Finance |
X
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Chapter 34. Technology transfer |
X
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Chapter 36. Education/public awareness |
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36A. Reorienting education |
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X
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36B. Public awareness |
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X
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36C. Training |
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X
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Chapter 37. Capacity-building |
X
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Chapter 38. International institutions |
X
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Chapter 39. International legal instruments |
X
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Chapter 40. Information |
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40A. Bridging the data gap |
X
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40B. Improving availability |
X
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