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World Summit on Sustainable Development Johannesburg 2002: A Critical Analysis and Assessment of the Outcomes

The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) 2002 in Johannesburg, the follow-up summit to the Earth Summit in Rio 1992, raised great expectations. It was designated to define instruments to fight global poverty and to reach ecosystem security, and to set timeframes and specific targets for the implementation of Agenda 21, the programme of action negotiated in Rio. This goal was not reached. In the preparatory negotiations it already became clear that a consensus on specification of targets was difficult to achieve. Negotiations were slow, and frequently got stuck in minor wording issues. In the end, instead of achieving furtherreaching agreements, with a plan of concrete timeframes and funding provisions for the implementation of Agenda 21, it evolved more into a question of damage control.