The three-day High-Level Dialogue on the Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development held in Surakarta, Central Java, ended on Thursday with the so-called “Solo Message” to be dropped at the Rio+20 conference scheduled for June 2012 in Brazil.
“I assume this can be the foremost necessary result,” atmosphere Minister Gusti Muhammad Hatta told reporters when officially closing the meeting, that was attended by 350 participants from ninety countries, fifty six United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations.
The ‘Solo Message’ — Solo is that the common name of Surakarta — consists of seven points.
Among the small print included within the message is that the emergence of concepts within the international level to feature mandates to the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) to influence sustainable development, to review the role of the commission on sustainable development and to determine a sustainable development council.
Other points embody the necessity to renew political commitments among countries in implementing sustainable development and to integrate economic, social and environmental pillars. “Renewal within the political commitment is urgent as a result of despite the result, it'll not run well unless there's political commitment,” Gusti said.
Gusti added that the Solo Message would be officially introduced at the Rio+20 conference method among subsequent 2 weeks and would be treated as input for the conference’s agenda on institutional framework for sustainable development discussions.
“In alternative words, one among the 2 agendas [the alternative agenda is on inexperienced economy] has been completed,” Gusti said.
Separately, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs and Secretary-General of the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development Sha Zukang underlined the importance of the institution of a sustainable development council.
“I assume we are able to comply with explore any the chance of making such a sustainable development council. There are variety of queries that require to be sorted out,” Sha said.
Sha said it had been urgent that the council fulfill the necessity to integrate the 3 pillars of economy, social and environmental into the upper levels of the United Nations.
“We should work effortlessly within the returning weeks to supply as several answers to those and alternative queries as potential,” Sha said.
Sha conjointly noted the importance of regional and international frameworks for sustainable development in facilitating the flow of information exchange and also the sharing of experiences on smart practices by countries, native authorities and alternative stakeholders.
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