Contenu du sommaire : Sustainable Development and the New Economy : Forum Highlights

Revue	L'Observateur de l'OCDE
Numéro	Supplément Juillet 2001
Titre du numéro	Sustainable Development and the New Economy : Forum Highlights
Texte intégral en ligne	Accessible sur l'internet

• OECD FORIM 2001 : Building Partnerships for a Sustainable Future - Donald J. Johnston p. 4
• New Governace for a New Society - Michel Demazure, Président de La cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie p. 5

• May 14, 2001

  • Auken Calls for Global Deal on Sustainable Development : Opening Session - p. 7
  • Decoupling Environment from Economic Growth : The Transition to Sustainable Development : Are We Making Progress in Decoupling Economic Growth from Environmental Degradation ? - p. 9
  • Cheaper Drugs will not Solve Today's ; Health Concerns Health : Challenge for the 21st Century - p. 12
  • Newspaper Executive Frames "Storylist" for Sustainable Development - Conversation with David Ignatius, Executive Editor, International Herald Tribune p. 13
  • Turining Information into Knowledge -and Money ; Fostering Knowledge-Based Enterprises - p. 15
  • Looking Beyond the Dot.coms : New Economy, News Enterprises and dot.coms - p. 17
  • Natural Capitalism makes Economic Sense : Keynote Address on "Natural Capitalism - p. 18
  • Risky Technologies and Old Battle Lines : Benefits and Risks of New Technologies - p. 19
  • Transport Experts gloomy about the Road to Sustainable Development ; Transport - Are we travelling to Sustainable Development ? - p. 21
  • Harvard Scientist warns Environmental Damage Irrreversible Keynote Address - Future of Life - p. 22

• May 15, 2001

  • Beyond the Digital Divide ; Digital Opportunities and the Digital Divide - p. 25
  • Rising migration : from Public Disquiet to International Oversight ; Migration in the 21 st Century - p. 27
  • New Economy : Online Shopping or Shared Knowledge ? Sustainable Development in the New Economy - p. 29
  • Microsoft Executive Spells out Technology's Role in Cutting Poverty ; Keynote Address - Enhancing Sustainability - p. 31
  • Organic Farming not Automatic Best Option for Developing World ; Agriculture and Sustainable Development - p. 33
  • Trade and Poverty Reduction in the 21st Century ; Keynote Address - Openness and the Challenge of Poverty Reduction in the 21st Century - p. 34
  • Governance Key Concern in Electronic Economy ; Reaping the Full Benefits of ICT in the New Economy - p. 36
  • Sustainable Solutions and the Unsustainable Divide : OECD ENvironmental Strategy for the 21st Century - p. 38
  • Politcians Alone Cannot Change Public Attitudes to Energy ; Sustainable Energy : Critical Factors in Energy Policy - p. 40
  • Diversity is Key to Sustainable Energy ; Sustaianble Energy : Fueling Sustainable Development - p. 42
  • Can Profitability Go And-in-Hand with Responsability ? What is the Contribution of Corporate Responsability to Sustainable Development ? - p. 43
  • Sustainable Development : NGOs Question Global Trade Policies - p. 45

• May 16, 2001

  • Economists Cautious About Impact of ICT ; Implications of the New Economy - p. 48
  • Transparency is Key to Salvability, Trichet Says ; Keynote Address -Preserving Monetary and Financial Stability in a Globalizing World - p. 49
  • New Trade Round Crucial for Developing World : Reaping the Full Benefits of Trade for Development - p. 50
  • Globally Networked Model for Government over Traditional Hierarchies : Globalisation ans Governance - p. 52
  • Carter Challenges Rich Nations to Move Beyond Talk : Message from Jimmy Carter, Former U.S. President and Chair of the Carter Center - p. 53
  • Forum Partnership Opportunities - p. 56