Principles of TISEL (slides)
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To which principles of TISEL does co-operation relates?
Since when corporations should contribute to sustainable communities & societies?
What are the other principles of TISEL linked to the here and now?
No harm principle (like the Trail smelter case)
Equitable & reasonable utilization
Intra-generational equity.
Common but differentiated responsibilities.
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And what are the principles of TISEL more linked to precautionary approach, what lies in the future?
Common concern of humankind; almost here and now too.
Sustainable development
Inter-generational equity
What is considered to be among the common concerns of humankind?
Interdependence beyond neighbouring concerns: global environment, whaling, plastics in the oceans.
For who is intra-generational equity especially relevant?
Right to development of poor countries, benefit sharing with indigenous people.
Where did the responsibilities depend on? (The common but differentiated responsibilities)
Does it always mean that your correct if you use BAT/BEP as a prevention practice without other things?
When was the transparancy, participation and access to justice principle used and in what way?
introduced as P 10 Rio, used afterwards in many Multilateral Environmental agreements. In Pulp Mills - obligation to consult populations.
Implemented in Aarhus convention
World bank (IDBs)
Certification NGOs (FSC)
Human right bodies recognition (right to private/family life)
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