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WORLD URBAN FORUM III, Vancouver, Canada June 19-23, 2006
Agenda 2006, A Sustainable Development Strategy for the Departments of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
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Sustainable development (SD) is a cornerstone of Canadian foreign policy. Through peace building measures, economic arrangements and agreements, and global environmental partnerships, Canada is working toward a world that is more secure, more prosperous, and more sustainable. This site contains information on the efforts of the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) in environmental protection and sustainable development.



Sustainable Development

DFAIT is working hard to ensure that its policies, programs and operations reflect sustainable development criteria. Agenda 2006 provides a three-year framework for action...more

Environmental Assessment

Environmental assessment (EA) is a powerful tool for sustainable development by assisting decision-makers to integrate environmental considerations and public input into decision-making. DFAIT engages in two main types of EA...more

 

Environmental Issues

DFAIT strives to defend and advance Canada's international interests in environmental protection and sustainable development in bilateral, multilateral and regional fora including issues relating to climate change, trade and environment, sustainable forest management,...more

Environmental Management

DFAIT is committed to incorporating best environmental management practices, including pollution prevention, into its operations in order to protect the environment...more


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2006-03-15

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