Thriving Neighbourhoods on One Planet. Twenty years since the first world summit UN Rio+20 World Summit on Sustainable Development, June 2012.

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Thriving Neighbourhoods on One Planet

Twenty years since the first world summit UN Rio+20 World Summit on Sustainable Development, June 2012

“Our biggest challenge this new century is to take an idea that seems abstract – sustainable development – and turn it into a reality for the world’s people” Kofi Annan, former UN Secretary General, The Challenge

Creating a sense of place and community

Global Ecological Footprint Global Footprint Network

Our Ecological Budget 7 1.7

Footprints of different countries Global target hectares per person Mozambique -0.6 China South Africa UK Australia -7.0 USA - 9.6

Ecological Footprint - Lifestyles If everyone on earth had European patterns of consumption, we would need 3 planets to support us. If everyone had Australian lifestyles we would need 4 planets.

BedZED – making it easy to reduce footprint

Energy Saving SAVED

City Car Club and Electric Vehicles

SAVED Transport Saving

Easy Recycling

Waste Saving SAVED

Local Food

Food Saving SAVED

Audit of BedZED

One Planet Principles

One Planet Sutton

With is being achieved now…..

New cities

New landscapes

A green growth economy

Melbourne - WestWyck

Working together…. To create places, products, services, policies to Make it is easy, attractive and affordable for people to lead happy and healthy lives within a fair share of the Earth’s resources.

Planetary Boundaries Climate Change Ozone Depletion Ocean Acidification Freshwater Cycle Land Use Nitrogen Cycle Phosphorus Cycle Biodiversity Loss

Creating unique places to live work and play