Sustainable development

Nations Unies pour l’environnement et pour le Développement ( conférence de Stockholm) • 1980  Pluies acides, trou dans la couche d’ozone, l’effet de serre, la déforestation et la catastrophe de Tchernobyl • 1987  Rapport de Brundtland « Sustainable Development » Adoption du concept de Développement Durable Les principes du développement durable  Principe n°1: Participation de tous les acteurs de la société civile  Principe n°2: Solidarité avec les populations de la planète  Principe n°3:

N˚ 15 - AUTOMNE / AUTUMN 2008 Français / English A LaUne ORGANICS IN SPAS A sustainable future BUSINESS BIO DANS LE SPA, LE Un avenir durable ? CONCEPT Quel avenir en hôtellerie Spa pour LE DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE The future of SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT in the hotel Spa industry DOSSIER SPECIAL REPORT 15 € www.emotionspa-mag.com CRÉER UN SPA ? Les clés pour convaincre une banque CREATING SPA ? How to convince a bank CONSEIL DU PROFESSIONNEL Alexandre BRIET Directeur

Pla a consumer guide to pesticide issues in the food chain e Acknowledgements Pesticides on a Plate: a consumer guide to pesticide issues in the food chain Design and layout: Rebecca Richings Published by: Pesticide Action Network UK Development House, 56-64 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4LT Tel: 020 7065 0905 admin@pan-uk.org www.pan-uk.org Photos are copyright of PAN UK, unless otherwise credited. PAN UK, London, 2007. PAN UK is a registered charity (UK No. 327215) This booklet has been

Aller à : Navigation, rechercher Schéma du développement durable : une approche géonomique globale à la confluence de trois préoccupations, dites « les trois piliers du développement durable ». Le développement durable (traduction de Sustainable development) est une nouvelle conception de l'intérêt public, appliquée à la croissance économique et reconsidérée à l'échelle mondiale afin de prendre en compte les aspects environnementaux généraux d'une planète globalisée. Selon la définition proposée

through a PEST analysis. Then it will analyze the strategic position of the company according to its strengths and weaknesses. The aim will be to understand how it exploits its strengths and how it manages its weaknesses, and whether its strategy is sustainable. This analysis will be based on Porter's five forces model and Three Generic Strategies. Thereafter, it will identify the most urgent questions to which GE must pay attention and will explain and justify potential solutions. Finally, some strategic

by all Suppliers of EADS Group companies in connection with all orders issued under EADS General Purchasing Conditions (see section 15.2 thereof) 1 EADS has formalised a set of corporate social responsibility policies aiming to achieve a sustainable development by balancing the economic dimension with environmental and social considerations. Moreover, EADS is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact and as such, is committed to promote its set of core values regarding Human Rights, Labour

Développement comme « un développement qui satisfait nos besoins sans compromettre, pour les générations futures, la satisfaction de leurs propres besoins »9. 7 Le choix du terme durable au détriment de soutenable (qui renvoie à l’expression anglaise sustainable developpment) est expliqué par le fait que le terme durable met l’accent sur les conditions permettant la poursuite de la croissance économique et incite sur l’idée de la durabilité, contrairement au terme soutenable qui peut s’entendre défendable10

South African Organic Market Study May 2006 EPOPA (Export Promotion of Organic Products from Africa) is a development programme initiated by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, SIDA, in 1997. EPOPA offers African smallholder farmers opportunities for improved livelihoods through the development of organic products for export. The programme has been evaluated twice and has been proven to be a valid instrument for African exporters desiring to improve their businesses and

manufacturers are the most innovative New product developments were the key to tea's dynamism in 2004, providing the most important part of innovations among overall hot drinks. Green tea became the most popular type of tea, as most new products have been flavoured green tea versions. Within coffee, in spite of sales of wafer coffee systems expanding in 2004, fresh coffee types remained the most buoyant in terms of new product developments. Other hot drinks manufacturers opted for an increased

Encouraging the interaction and exchange between the Mediterranean’s civilizations and cultures ; - Promoting the cities and regions in the tourist, cultural and artistic field; - Contributing to the economical, cultural and human resources‘ development of the Mediterranean cities and regions; - Encouraging the youngsters’ participation whatever they are students, artists or entrepreneurs in the festival’s activities; - Working for the continuity of the Mediterranean’s two shores to