The World Health Organization of the United Nations and especially Agenda 21 is the largest Freemasonic Genocidal world wide mass murder organization there is.

WHO, Agenda 21

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This document results from work led by the WHO Healthy Cities project as a part of the European Sustainable Cities & Towns Campaign. This work received financial assistance from the European Union through the European Commission, Directorate- General for Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection (DG Xl).

Target 13: Settings for health By the year 2015, people in the Region should have greater opportunities to live in healthy physical
and social environment at home, at school, at the workplace and in the local community

ABSTRACT

The quality of living conditions and well being of city dwellers is a central goal of urban policy. Urban planning plays a critical role in reducing the levels of pollution and increasing the quality of life in cities. Most European planning systems do not yet explicitly address issues of sustainability, health, pollution or equity. International commitments to move towards sustainable development, involving all interests in the process of policy-making, provide a framework for a new approach. Effectively coordinated programmes are necessary to integrate land use and transport, economic, social and environmental issues and resource planning. This can only be achieved if stakeholders whose interests affect or are affected by the urban planning process in cities are involved. Involving the public and promoting awareness and shared ownership of the process is especially important. This document provides a guide to reorienting urban planning towards the principles of Local Agenda 21 through a process with 21 steps, divided into six main stages. Each stage is illustrated by examples of current European activity that can act as models to shape future practice.

Keywords
HEALTHY CITIES
CITY PLANNING
URBAN HEALTH
SUSTA1NABILITTY
ENVIRONMENTAL POLJCY
CONSUMER PARTICIPATION
EUROPE

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The World Health Organization of the United Nations and especially Agenda 21 is the largest Freemasonic Genocidal world wide mass murder organization there is.

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Making Health Central to Sustainable Development

Planning the Health Agenda for the World Summit on Sustainable Development

The World Summit on Sustainable Development was seen as an important opportunity to advance the health and sustainable development agenda. The key issues and policy priorities identified in Norway will feed into a high-level intergovernmental ministerial meeting on health and sustainable development being held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 19 to 22 January 2002. This meeting has the objective of further identifying and refining inputs for the health agenda for the WSSD.

The World Health Organization expresses its sincere thanks to the Government of Norway for hosting this meeting, and for providing generous financial support. Special thanks also to Catherine Mulholland, Kristin Skamanga, Nadia Hilal and Colette Desigaud for their help with the meeting.

Yasmin von Schirnding

Focal Point: Agenda 21