Local Agenda 21: Local Councils Managing For The Future

Valerie Kupke

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Local Governance and Planning Sustainability and Climate Change Governance Sustainable Urban and Rural Development

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When the Australian Government signed Agenda 21 at the UNCED Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 it made a commitment that every local council in Australia would undertake a consultative process with their local community and achieve a consensus on the preparation of a Local Agenda 21 by 1996. A Local Agenda 21 is a long term strategic program for achieving sustainability in the 21st century which integrates environmental, social and economic objectives. It may be a document, a process or a program.

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1994Approaches to environmental management at the Australian local government level: Initiatives and limitations

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