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Environment and Poverty Times #2: GMEF 2000 issue

This edition of the Poverty and Environment Times was prepared for the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa. The issues is focusing on the complex, and often misunderstood links between the environment and poverty. Catchy titles such as "Poverty is pollution" and "Healthy environment, prosperous people" are misleading: they generalize the…

  • Produced by:
    UNEP/GRID-Arendal, Philippe Rekacewicz
  • Year:
    13/02/2007

Environment and Poverty Times #2: GMEF 2000 issue

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