12 Questions
What was the formal name adopted by the commission later known as the Brundtland Commission?
World Commission on Environment and Development
Who was the chair of the Brundtland Commission widely known by?
Gro Harlem Brundtland
Which report did the Brundtland Commission issue in 1987?
Our Common Future
What is the main definition provided by the Brundtland Report for sustainable development?
Development that meets the needs of current and future generations without harming the environment
Which dimensions does sustainability seek to integrate according to the text?
Economic, social, technological
What aspects do the economic interests define according to the text?
Financial capital flow, commerce facilitation, and attributes relevant to economic activity
What was the main charge of the special commission established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1983?
To propose long-term environmental strategies for achieving sustainable development up to the year 2000.
Which aspect was NOT part of the commission's responsibility as outlined in the resolution?
Analyzing historical trends of environmental degradation.
What was one of the specific goals mentioned for the special commission?
Advocating for long-term environmental protection strategies.
Which of the following was NOT emphasized in the resolution about the commission's work?
Focusing on achieving short-term economic growth goals.
What was a key focus area mentioned in the resolution regarding environmental concerns?
Addressing environmental concerns effectively at an international level.
Why did the United Nations General Assembly establish the special commission in 1983?
To define a long-term agenda for dealing with environmental issues beyond 2000.
Explore the details of the 1983 United Nations General Assembly resolution 38/161 regarding the environmental perspective up to the year 2000 and beyond. Understand the objectives and recommendations set forth by the special commission established through this resolution.
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