2. Momentum and options, but no Rio20+
Institution: UNEP and IFSD
Action: economy, responsability, capacity
Frame: SDG
National and subnational, bilaterals

3. What next ?

4. Building institutions taking decisions
Government: Steering and decision making
NSDS
Society and advise
Parliament
Research and solution provider
Private sector
Institutions
The Federal Cabinet adopts changes in and further developments of the Sustainable Development Strategy. The State Secretaries’ Committee for Sustainable Development which is chaired by the Head of the Federal Chancellery is in charge of the preparations for the report. The Committee updates the details of the National Sustainable Development Strategy and regularly monitors the development of the sustainability indicators. All ministries are represented in this Committee.
Because of its cross-cutting nature and special importance, the National Sustainable Development Strategy is a matter which comes under the competence of the Federal Chancellery. In Germany, sustainable development is a key priority dealt with at the highest political level. All ministries are involved in shaping and implementing the strategy.

5. multi stakeholder body „ad personam“ high mandat independent
adviser, communicating
working capacity
networking
low-carbon economy
organic farming
cycling ressources
energy and climate
sust. consumption
German SD Code
Werkstatt N
Lokale Bildungsnetzwerke Nachhaltigkeit
Forschung

6. On the agenda
from talking to walking visioning and roadmapping fiscal sustainability energy transition resource productivit corporate SD management
GE more inclusive, green and decent jobs.
Capacity dev scheme
Private sector community
National and multinational
ILO UNEP
Holding
High commissioner
CSD Council, format

7. Tools
Manage by objectives
Metrics by indicators
Involvement
Debates in Parliament

8. rich in resources 5 gr 250 gr Billion € out of waste
Waste management becomes mining, 14% of resources needed
Price index plus 200 % since 2003

9. Benchmarking carbon competitiveness
Energyproductivity
Advantage or
Problem

11. 1992: C B D R
2012: D B C A