Agenda 21
Berlin-Agenda: Preparing Berlin for a sustainable future
The Berlin House of Representatives decided upon Berlin Local Agenda 21, thereby announcing sustainable urban development as its central theme.
Plenary Hall of Berlin House of Representatives
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The Berlin House of Representatives decided upon Berlin Local Agenda 21 on 08 June 2006, thereby announcing sustainable urban development as its central theme. The Berlin-Agenda is a plan of action which encompasses all the main political areas. The goal is to create a society in which liberty and quality of life are guaranteed to every citizen and every generation.
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The Brochure
"Berlin Local Agenda 21"
Apart from the just division of resources, sustainable development strives for high ecological, economic and socio-cultural standards worldwide for current and future generations within the limits of natural sustainability
Berlin-Agenda
Economy, Sociality, Ecology
Further Contents
The Berlin-Agenda names seven central fields of activity for which concrete goals and measures are specified in each case.
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Gender equality and global responsibility were defined as the cross-sectional tasks of the Berlin Local Agenda 21. They are effective in all seven fields of activity.
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According to the resolution of the Berlin-Agenda, the work also continues beyond the implementation of the plan of action. The Agenda sets itself objectives for this.
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Key projects were defined in relation to Berlin Local Agenda 21. The House of Representatives challenged the Senate to promote individual projects in line with budgetary conditions.
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Education should become 'tangible' for everyone.
Photo: Deutscher Bundesjugendring, Photo-DVD "Blickwinkel" /
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