Examples of Regional / National / Local Agenda 21
Processes
An Agenda 21 for the Baltic Sea Region
In 1996, the Prime Ministers of the Baltic Sea Region took the initiative to
develop an Agenda 21 for the Baltic Sea Region.
This was the start of the Baltic 21 process, and sustainable development in the
Baltic Sea Region – encompassing economic, social and environmental aspects
– is the objective of that process.
The Baltic Sea Region is the first region in the world to adopt common goals
for sustainable development.
Now the implementation of the Action Programme is in progress within seven
sectors: agriculture, energy, fisheries, forests, industry, tourism, transport
and spatial planning, and in spring 2000, an additional sector - education - was
entered to the Baltic 21 process.
Find more about their network, joint actions, publications etc.
http://www.ee/baltic21/
Local Agenda 21 Survey,
February 1997
A Study of Response by Local Authorities
and their National and International Associations to Agenda 21. Prepared by International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives in
Cooperation with United Nations Department for Policy Coordination and
Sustainable Development.
http://www.ecouncil.ac.cr/rio/focus/report/english/la21_rep.htm
Mediterranean
Action Plan
