6. Conclusion
"Think global, act local
Agenda 21 is a voluntary approach to sustainable development which, above all, incorporates a commitment to continuous improvement. Thanks to its cross-disciplinary approach and the transparency of its actions, a local authority's Agenda 21 is an integral part of its public policies, helping to bring about change. From declarations of intent to operational practices, Agenda 21 must be rigorously monitored and evaluated in a structured, shared way to guarantee its durability.
Without being a "catalog" of actions, an Agenda 21 represents a genuine local strategy for sustainable development, enabling local authorities to propose relevant and innovative solutions to the global challenges of sustainable development.
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Bibliography
Regulations
Circular dated July 13, 2006 "reference framework for territorial sustainable development projects and local agendas 21 and call for recognition of such projects".
Decree no. 2011-687 of June 17, 2011 on the report on sustainable development in local authorities (consolidated version as of June 20, 2011).
Law no. 2009-967 of August 3, 2009 on the implementation of the Grenelle...
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http://www.agenda21france.org/
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