Sustainable Development Strategy
2004-2006
Environment Canada's Sustainable Development
Strategy 2004-2006 highlighted for Canadians key commitments that the
department will undertook over three years to further our sustainable
development objectives, to participate in building a government-wide approach
to sustainable development, and to address our international sustainable
development agenda.
The Sustainable Development Strategy 2004-2006 built upon the strengths
of our previous Strategy by continuing to advance four themes that have
shaped the department's approach in recent years: Information for Decision
Making; Innovative Instruments; Partnerships for Sustainable Development;
and, Managing for Sustainable Development.
SDS 2004-2006 was designed to strengthen Environment Canada's capacity to make policy
and programming decisions that advanced sustainable development and delivered the information
and tools that will enable Canadians to better support sustainable development. The attached document summarizes the essential
themes and directions of Environment Canada's SDS 2004-2006 in a one-page
format.
Environment Canada reported annually on the Department's progress
in achieving the commitments and outcomes set out in SDS 2004-2006.
We welcome your views on SDS 2004-2006 and invite you to Contact
Us with your comments.
Implementation Progress Highlights
- For the periods February 2004 - March 2005, April 2005 - March 2006 and April 2006 - March 2007 (HTML or PDF format)
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