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Übersicht über Veränderungen der sozialen und ökonomischen Indikatoren in Uruguay im Zeitraum 1960-1980 unter Berücksichtigung von Bevölkerungsentwicklung, Sozialstatus und Mobilität, Beschäftigung und Arbeitsbedingungen, Lohnstruktur und Einkommensverteilung, Konsum, Verkehr und Kommunikation, Wohnungswesen, Gesundheit, Erziehung, Partizipation und Wirtschaftswachstum

This article analyzes the outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable
Development (WSSD), held in Johannesburg, South Africa from late August
to early September 2002. Convened ten years after the UN Conference
on Environment and Development in Rio, the WSSD was an attempt
to move forward with sustainable development efforts by setting
implementation strategies, answering questions of accountability,
and forming partnerships that go beyond traditional boundaries. The
Summit succeeded in achieving some of its goals, such as setting a
time-bound sanitation target and recognizing the rights of communities
in natural resource management. Yet it also had its share of failures,
including the failure to address climate change and to reform global
environmental governance. Finally, and perhaps most significantly,
the extent and diversity of civil society engagement in the process set
forth the challenge of overcoming divisions among governments, within
civil society, and between governments and civil society to find a path
to common solutions.

This article analyzes the outcomes of the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD), held in Johannesburg, South Africa, from late Aug to early Sept 2002. Convened 10 years after the UN Conference on Environment & Development in Rio, the WSSD was an attempt to move forward with sustainable development efforts by setting implementation strategies, answering questions of accountability, & forming partnerships that go beyond traditional boundaries. The Summit succeeded in achieving some of its goals, such as setting a time-bound sanitation target & recognizing the rights of communities in natural resource management. Yet it also had its share of failures, including the failure to address climate change & to reform global environmental governance. Finally, & perhaps most significantly, the extent & diversity of civil society engagement in the process set forth the challenge of overcoming divisions among governments, within civil society, & between governments & civil society to find a path to common solutions. Adapted from the source document.