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Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs
Sustainable Development
UN Commission on Sustainable Development
 - UN Commission on Sustainable Development “Energy Cycle” (2005-2007)
 - CSD-15 (2007)
 - Intergovernmental Preparatory Meeting for the 15th CSD Session
 - CSD-14 (2006)
 - CSD-13 (2005)
 - CSD-12 (2004)
 - CSD-11 (2003)
  

UN Commission on Sustainable Development

The United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD) has been meeting annually since 1992. The CSD adopted a number of critical reforms in 2003, including a transition to two-year cycles focused on a “thematic cluster” of issues.

UN Commission on Sustainable Development 16-17

Ministerial Roundtable on Inter-Linkages Among the Thematic Issues, Including Adaptation to Climate Change; Daniel A. Reifsnyder, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment and Sustainable Development

Thematic Discussion: Small Islands Developing States

Thematic Discussion: Water

Thematic Discussion: Desertification

Thematic Discussion: Land

  
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