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Home / Working Paper # 16 – Reporting on Sustainable Development: The Municipal & Household Level (March 1993)

Working Paper # 16 – Reporting on Sustainable Development: The Municipal & Household Level (March 1993)

By Dr. Trevor Hancock

Working Paper # 16 - Reporting on Sustainable Development: The Municipal & Household Level (March 1993)The task of reporting on sustainable development at the household and municipal levels is a massive and complex one, far more difficult than the comparatively simple task of reporting on sustainable development at the provincial or national levels, or even at the corporate level. This report provides a preliminary review of some of the issues and challenges involved in reporting on sustainable development at the household and municipal levels.

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Working Paper # 16 - Reporting on Sustainable Development: The Municipal & Household Level (March 1993) (4.98 Mb - 56 pages) Date: 1993