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WSSD PrepComs
Regional
Preparations
CSD Sessions
Rio+5/ UNGASS
(NYC, 1997)
Earth Summit/
UNCED
(Rio, 1992)
Timelines
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WSSD PrepComs
PrepCom I
April 31 - May 2, 2001: New York
City, UN Headquarters
The first PrepCom was a short event immediately following
CSD 10. It was primarily a logistical meeting to discuss
the schedule and workplan for the following three PrepComs
and WSSD itself.
PrepCom
1 Documents
PrepCom II
January 28 - February 8, 2002:
New York City, UN Headquarters
Note: This event is now over, see link below for outcomes.
This is the first meeting where substantive discussion of
the issues on the Summit agenda will begin. there will be
a lot of informal discussion of issues, based on the results
of national and regional preparatory activities, as well
as the contributions from multistakeholder dialogues on
Tuesday through Thursday. Issues, ideas, and potential action
outcomes, rather than document text and wording, will be
the focus of PrepCom 2. It is likely that instead of a long
list of specific issues, the outcome will be an initial
"clustering" of related issues, identification
of potential cross-cutting themes, and initial exploration
of potential partnerships. If you can only participate for
a few days, the middle of the first week affords the best
opportunities for NGO input via major groups dialogues.
Outcomes of PrepCom 2 can be found at:
http://www.citnet.org/worldsummit/events/PrepComOutcomes.aspx
PrepCom III
March 25 - April 5, 2002: New
York City, UN Headquarters
PrepCom 3 will be further discussion and a focus on narrowing
the scope of discussion from PrepCom 2 into a summary document,
as well as an attempt to identify concrete elements of a
potential future work program. There are no multistakeholder
dialogues scheduled for PrepCom 3, although major groups
will be able to make limited comments at certain points.
For more details:
http://www.johannesburgsummit.org/html/documents/prepcom3.html
PrepCom IV
May 27 - June 7, 2002: Jakarta,
Indonesia
The review of PrepCom 3 outcomes by ministerial officials
and the drafting of final text for the Summit will occur
at PrepCom 4. At this point in the Summit process, the main
points of the agenda will be set, requiring only adjustments
in wording and perhaps discussion of inclusion or exclusion
of specific points from previous PrepComs. A major goal
of this PrepCom is also to foster and build political commitment
for sustainable development and the World Summit. A multistakeholder
dialogue is also scheduled, and will most likely focus on
ideas for multistakeholder partnerships.
For more details:
http://www.johannesburgsummit.org/html/documents/prepcom4.html
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