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Sustainable Development Finance: Opportunities and Obstacles Proceedings of the Third Expert Group Meeting on Financial Issues of Agenda 21, 6-8 Feburary 1996, Manila, Philippines

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244 pages, Figs, tabs
Sustainable Development Finance: Opportunities and Obstacles
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  • Sustainable Development Finance: Opportunities and Obstacles ISBN: 9789211044737 Paperback Dec 1996 Out of Print #102897
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About this book

Four years after the Rio Summit, only very limited progress is discernible in the implementation of the recommendations on financial issues contained in Agenda 21. Indeed, in many ways the international economic and political climate seems less favourable to sustainable development today than in 1992. In many developed countries concern over budget deficits, stagnant incomes and persistent unemployment have reduced the level of enthusiasm for international co-operation. The papers collected in this volume provide an overview of the policy approaches which could assist in meeting the objectives which simultaneously promote economic development and long-term social and environmental sustainability.

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Chairman's summary; inaugural session; promoting private sector investment in sustainable development; environmental funds - potential and limitation in developing countries; implementing environmentally friendly economic instruments; financing of technology transfer - the role of innovative mechanisms and partnerships; innovative international financial mechanisms; mobilizing domestic and external finance - matrix of policy and instruments.

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Proceedings Out of Print
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