14th meeting of the Mediterranean Commission of Sustainable
Development (MCSD)

The 14th meeting of the Mediterranean Commission of Sustainable Development (MCSD) was held in Budva (Montenegro), from 30 May to 1 June 2011. Opened by Montenegro’s Environment Minister and the MAP’s coordinator, it gathered some 25 participants representing the Mediterranean rim countries’ governments, civil society actors and some international organizations.

This meeting essentially aimed to:

• study how the promoting of a green economy strategy as well as a more effective institutional framework could contribute to the Mediterranean Action Plan’s (MAP) strategy and priorities, and to the working programme and organization.
• facilitate the reflection on contribution to the Mediterranean for the next United Nations Global Conference on sustainable development (Rio+20), planned for June 2012.
• discuss the Commission’s futures directions in view of the ongoing assessment of the MSSD’s preliminary recommendations.

The participants were also presented with a provisional assessment of the progresses made during the first five years of the Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development’s (MSSD) implementation.

In this framework, Plan Bleu has just posted on line the MSSD’s monitoring indicators 2011 updated version.

 

 

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