Johannesburg Declaration

The Johannesburg Declaration, adopted at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002, emphasizes the need to promote sustainable development globally, particularly in addressing environmental challenges and improving living conditions for all. It underscores cooperation among nations, businesses, and civil society to achieve economic growth while protecting the environment. Key themes include reducing poverty, enhancing education, and promoting access to clean water and sanitation. The declaration aims to create a balanced approach that ensures a healthy planet for future generations while meeting the needs of current populations.