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10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production: 
The Marrakech  Process

                                        
First International Expert Meeting
Marrakech (16-19 June 2003) 

The development of the 10-year framework is a continuous process towards sustainable consumption and production, enhanced through international cooperation. 

The first international expert meeting was held 16-19 June 2003 in Marrakech, Morocco, to take first steps towards developing a 10-year framework of programmes. The meeting identified a number of key priorities, including the development of policies for sustainable consumption and production, and the integration of economic, environmental and social aspects. Participants agreed that strategies for sustainable consumption and production should include a mix of regulations, economic incentives and communication tools, and involve partnerships between government agencies, international organizations, private enterprises and public interest organizations. 

The meeting called for expanding the survey of activities on sustainable consumption and production in order to have a better picture of current activities at the international level. 

The report of the meeting has been presented to the next UNEP Governing Council in March 2004 and the 12th session of the CSD in April 2004. 

 

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Ms. Chantal Line Carpentier, UN-DESA
 
Ms. Adriana Zacarias Farah UNEP
 

 

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