Le codéveloppement durable
By: FRIED, Jean J
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1995Revue Française D'Administration Publique 74, p. 287-292Abstract: The implementation of sustainable development concepts revealed the absence of a real conceptual thinking concerning them. The sustainable development can be defined as a viable development, manageable, self-kept, which will continue in the future and able to reproduce itself. The State is at the center of this process, which also needs international cooperation as an engine. The methodology followed has to be the one of sustainable development. It puts the emphasizes collective work, complementarity between competences and experiences, multidirectional transfer, and it guarantees in the same time the responsability for each state concerning its own development. The three function of sustainable codevelopment are: the analysis and the evaluation of the experiences, the elaboration of a developement process, the practical formation of the necessary competences
The implementation of sustainable development concepts revealed the absence of a real conceptual thinking concerning them. The sustainable development can be defined as a viable development, manageable, self-kept, which will continue in the future and able to reproduce itself. The State is at the center of this process, which also needs international cooperation as an engine. The methodology followed has to be the one of sustainable development. It puts the emphasizes collective work, complementarity between competences and experiences, multidirectional transfer, and it guarantees in the same time the responsability for each state concerning its own development. The three function of sustainable codevelopment are: the analysis and the evaluation of the experiences, the elaboration of a developement process, the practical formation of the necessary competences
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