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UN General Assembly Resolution (2011): Harmony with Nature

International
Approved in 2011
International
Declaration
Eco-Governance System
Nature
All Nature
United Nations
International

Summary

In 2011, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution 66/204 promoting harmony with nature. It recognizes the need to strengthen scientific knowledge on the effects of human activities on ecosystems. It also invites member States to assist the efforts of developing countries by providing capacity-building and technical support. The resolution reaffirms “that fundamental changes in the way societies produce and consume are indispensable for achieving global sustainable development and that all countries should promote sustainable consumption and production patterns.”

Suggested Citation:
Kauffman, Craig, Catherine Haas, Alex Putzer, Shrishtee Bajpai, Kelsey Leonard, Elizabeth Macpherson, Pamela Martin, Alessandro Pelizzon & Linda Sheehan. Eco Jurisprudence Monitor. V2. 2025. Distributed by the Eco Jurisprudence Monitor.https://ecojurisprudence.org/initiatives/un-general-assembly-resolution-66-204-on-harmony-with-nature-2011/.

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