Bali 2007
Voices from the South demand climate justice
December 6, 2007
Joan Martinez Alier and Leah Temper
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19 November 2005 Leida Rijnhout (VODO) 3 August 2005 Leida Rijnhout (VODO) |
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Asian Forum for Solidarity Economy
Manila (Philippines)
October 17-20, 2007
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Documents
Report on the Ecological Debt Campaign at the WSF 2005 Aurora Donoso (SPEDCA) , 27 January 2005 Report of the activities of the organisations and networks linked to the campaign for recognition of the ecological debt at the World Social Forum 2005. (Text available in Castilian only.) Launch of the Environmental Justice, Ecological Debt and Sustainability Workshop Chantier JADES , 10 November 2003 The launch text for the Environmental Justice, Ecological Debt and Sustainability workshop, part of the Workgroup for Solidarity Socio-Economy.
Report of the meeting on the Tribunal on Ecological Debt Geert Fremout (VODO) , 14 October 2004 A report of the meeting on the Tribunal on Ecological Debt held 14 October 2004 at the NEF in London. (Text available in English only). Proposal to open discussions with Spedca on the process and the Global Tribunal on Ecological Debt, Environmental Justice and Human Rights in Belgium Aurora Donoso (SPEDCA) , 15 September 2004 Thoughts that came out of the Acción Ecológica Assembly, held on 15 September 2004, on the Global Tribunal on Ecological Debt, Environmental Justice and Human Rights. (Texte available in Castilian only). The Global Tribunal on Ecological Debt, Environmental Justice and Human Rights Leida Rijnhout (VODO) , 1 September 2004 A project proposal for the Global Tribunal on Ecological Debt, Environmental Justice and Human Rights, planned for 9, 10 and 11 December 2006 (International Day of Human Rights) at the European Parliament (to be confirmed). (Text available in English only).
Ecological Debt: An inquiry for clarification of the concept Nicholas Hemley (Centre for Human Ecology) , 5 April 2005 An MSc thesis that outlines an inquiry into clarification of the concept of ecological debt as highlighted by contemporary debate and institutional responses. Elaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Executive Summary Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 An executive summary, in English and Dutch, of a five-part report on ecological debt. It can also be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the full report is available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debtElaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 1 Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 Part 1 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report is about 230 pages long and is divided into five sections. t can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debtElaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 2 Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 Part 2 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debtElaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 3 Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 Part 3 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debtElaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 4 Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 Part 4 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debtElaboration of the concept of ecological debt - Part 5 Université de Gand (Belgique) , 1 September 2004 Part 5 of a five-part report on ecological debt: in 2003, several departments of Ghent University (Belgium) - in cooperation with the Belgian NGO VODO - have been working on a research project on ecological debt. The research was ordered by the Belgian development cooperation and aimed at clarifying the concept of ecological debt and studying its applicability to Belgian and international policy. The report has about 230 pages and is divided into five sections. It can be downloaded from the website of the Centre for Sustainable Development (Ghent University), where the executive summary of the report (in English and in Dutch) is also available, as well as a Powerpoint presentation with an overview of the main results: http://cdonet.rug.ac.be/onderzoek/ecological_debt
Presentation of the JADES Workshop Activities Leida Rijnhout (VODO) , 19 November 2005 Presentation given at the Toubab Dialaw meeting, 19 November 2005, by Leida Rijnhout from the JADES Workshop. Recognising Ecological Debt a step forward to environmental and social justice and Sustainable Development Leida Rijnhout (VODO) , 3 August 2005 Concept paper written for the WSSE Dakar, Senegal meeting (Nov 19-21,2005): draft. |
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