Mar 27, 2012 07:00 AM
Olivier De Schutter
Human rights and accountability will ensure the road to Rio isn't a dead end
If the Rio+20 summit is to establish sustainable development goals worthy of the name, we must learn from past mistakes
Why is sustainable development failing? Try asking those who feel the fallout. Two decades after the groundbreaking earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, world leaders will gather in June for the sequel: Rio+20. Establishing a set of sustainable development goals (SDGs), bringing together the interests of fragile communities and fragile environments, will be on the table.
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