UNEP Seminar on Sustainability in Kuala Lumpur
In December of 2005, the United Nations Environment Program (based in
Paris) launched their Asian drive to promote sustainable development
globally through retailers. The UNEP believed that retailers were
strategic as mediators between suppliers (whose packaging efforts affect
the environment critically) and consumers (whose actions will totally
affect the environment of this world). They invited retailers from the
Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia to spearhead this drive. The
Philippine delegation to this one-day seminar in Kuala Lumpur included
(from left) Alan Cajes of Development Academy of the Phils., Manuel
Alberto of Shopwise, Josephine Abanto/consultant, Steven Cua of PAGASA
(3RD from left), Evelyn Salire of the Phil. Retailers Assn. and Norma
Hernandez of the Dept. of Trade & Industry/Bureau of Product
Standards. With them are Mandar Parasnis (UNEP Consultant from India),
Bas de Leeuw (Head of the Strategy Unit for Production & Consumption
of the UNEP) and Solange Montillaud-Joyel (Implementation Officer of
the Production & Consumption Branch of the UNEP) who handled this
Seminar.
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