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uniting for peace |
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Earth Summit PrepCom 2
| access to information | electronic publishing | ngo networks, committees & | | public participation | sustainable development | unced / earth summit | united nations | |
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Role: Representative of Accredited NGO
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Geneva, Switzerland
1991.03-1991.04 |
Documents | |
Identification of formatting considerations that enhance clarity and readability when sending electronic mail and posting messages to online conferences. information-habitat.net/docs/protocol.htm |
Baltimore 1991.03 |
Critical analysis of technology transfer issues, seeking to unveil the full impact of technology transfer. including locus of power, ownership and control of economic institutions and the social, cultural, economic and environmental impact. Criteria and proposed conditions for alternative models of technology transfer are suggested. information-habitat.net/docs/techtran.htm |
Geneva 1991.04 |
Electronic mailing lists | |
Online distribution of UNCED-related NGO newsletters and publications, including Network '92 and the Environmental & Energy Study Institute. Active. |
1990.09-1993.06 |
Official UNCED documents in English Active. |
1990.04-1992.12 |
Introduction and orientation to the UNCED-related conferences Active. |
1990.04- |
The primary forum for discussion and exchange of information and documents among NGOs participating in UNCED preparations. Active. |
1989.11-1993.06 |
Databases |
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Core database for Earthcare Interfaith Network; framework for Who Is Who: People and Organizations in Service to the Earth. EIN also served as the database for the Citizens Alliance for UNCED (the United Nations Conference of Environment and Development aka the Earth Summit) that evolved into the U.S. Citizens Network on UNCED, an organization that facilitated and helped to coordinate most U.S. based NGOs that were accredited to UNCED. EIN maintained contact information, committee affiliation and areas of interest for members and participants in the Citizens Network. In this capacity, EIN enabled frequently updated generation and distribution of directories of Network participants, including a directory of participants in the founding meeting of the U.S. Citizens Network on UNCED. EIN also served as a database for the Information and Communications Committee of the NGO Strategy Group for UNCED. |
Baltimore, MD 1989.07 |
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Earth Summit PrepCom 2
| access to information | electronic publishing | ngo networks, committees & | | public participation | sustainable development | unced / earth summit | united nations | |
information ecology projects |
key domains |
peace cubes |
digital bridges in peace |
uniting for peace |
gandhi-king season |
key classes | peace | conferences | public participation | habitat | ecological design | index | search |