The first UN Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 adopted an agenda for environment and development in the 21st Century. This “Agenda 21: A Programme of Action for Sustainable Development” reaffirmed that sustainable development was delimited by the integration of the economic, social and environmental pillars. The “Agenda 21” is not legally binding, a reason to be criticised by many.
The first UN Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 adopted an agenda for environment and development in the 21st Century. This “Agenda 21: A Programme of Action for Sustainable Development” reaffirmed that sustainable development was delimited by the integration of the economic, social and environmental pillars. The “Agenda 21” is not legally binding, a reason to be criticised by many.
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