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20% Club for Sustainable Cities
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You can download the PDF files by each case. |
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| Vol.7 (2001) new!! |
Sendai City
(Japan)
pdf/65KB Environmental Audits by an External Committee and Environmental Reports As part of Sendai Ecological Initiative |
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Seoul Metropolitan Government(Korea) pdf/131KB Implementation of Local Agenda 21 | |
| Vol.6 (2000) |
Noda City
(Japan)
pdf/110KB Successful Reduction of Waste by 30% through Distribution of the Designated Garbage Bags |
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Kyonggi Province(Korea) pdf/147KB Efforts to Recycle Food Waste | |
| Vol.5 (1999) |
Minamata City
(Japan)
pdf/224KB Aiming to Create "an Industrial and Cultural City which Values the Environment, Health and Welfare" |
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City of Purerto Princesa (Philippines) pdf/185KB PISTA Y ANG KAGEBAN - Making peace with nature... and ourselves | |
| Vol.4 (1999) |
Ebina City (Japan)
pdf/191KB Eco Park and Ride Social Experiment |
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Shenyang City iChinaj pdf/368KB The Status of the Ambient Air Quality And Pollution Prevention Measures in Shenyang | |
| Vol.3 (1998) |
Iida City(Japan) pdf/209KB "21' Iida Environmental Plan", "Environmental Watcher System," "School Woods System," "Study Group to Challenge ISO as a Region" |
| Saarbrucken (Germany) pdf/238KB Solar Energy Utilization Program | |
| Vol.2 (1998) |
Kochi Prefecture(Japan) pdf/260KB 58 numerical targets have been set up to measure various aspects of the Shimanto River Plan21, that includes: Number of 'Shimanto River Method Purification Facilities' /Area of natural forest/Purification rate of domestic drainage / Number of organizations involved in the Shimanto River Citizen's Network |
| Sao Paulo City (Brazil) pdf/81KB Total conversion in fuel sources for public transportation, including the 11,000 local buses (currently diesel powered) and 35,000 taxis controlled by the city, to non-polluting methane | |
| Vol.1 (1997) |
Kawaguchi City(Japan) pdf/127KB Kawaguchi City Active Plans for Waste Reduction |
| Newcastle City(Australia) pdf/ 239KB The Council will reduce the annual carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from its activities by at leas 5% of the 1990 levels (1040 tonnes of carbon dioxide by the year 2000). |