Notions of sustainable development 2

Key concepts, words and developmental milestones durable

The protocol of , fruit of the work of the negotiators of the 180 adherent countries of Convention-tallies of the United Nations on the climatic changes, is a reduction plan of the gas emanations with greenhouse effect in order to limit climate warming. A target threshold of emanation was allotted to each country. Proposed with the ratification since 1998, it is still not ratified by the whole of its members (the United States and Australia between-other).

Law of 2001

Law of 2001 or law on the New Economic Regulations voted in May 2001 imposes the publication of a social and environmental report “obligatory” decree of February 20th, 2002.

ONG

An ONG or Governmental organization, has (NGO) in English is as its name indicates it an organization independent of the governments. In fact the term is rather vague, on the legal level in any case. A NGO in particular by its financial and political independence, its share of non-profit public interest and its operating process networked.

Rio

The Conference of the United Nations on the environment and development , second “Summit of the Earth”, was taken place in Rio de in June 1992, under the aegis of UNO. The Statement of Rio on the environment and the development is a fundamental text. In 27 principles, it develops what must be a balanced sustainable development.
Principle 1: “The human beings are in the center of the concerns relating to sustainable development. They are entitled to an healthy life and productive in harmony with nature”. Statement of Rio

Corporate social responsibility: (CSR Social ) the Corporate social responsibility is integral with the step of sustainable development. With a policy of , the firm begins in the control of the social, environmental, and economic concerns and takes into account the interactions with the whole of the recipients according to the respective interests of the latter.

Or French Recipients, they are the shareholders, employees, providers, customers, prescribers, decision makers institutional, trade unions, civil society, local communities. The term is especially used in opposition to (shareholders).

EMS

The EMS System of Environmental Management is a mode of internal organization who allows to coordinate the development actions durable in a logic of permanent improvement. “component of the system of overall management which includes the organisational structure, the activities of planning, the responsibilities, the practices, the procedures, the methods and the resources to establish, implement, to realize, review and to maintain the policy environmental” ISO 54500

Triple

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