Sustainable Development Framework
A Better Quality of Life in the South EastWhat is the Sustainable Development Framework?The Sustainable Development Framework for the South East, "A Better Quality of Life in the South East", was published in June 2001 as an over-arching integrated policy document, to guide and help in the monitoring of the quality of life within the region. The Regional Assembly led on the production of the Framework, in conjunction with the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA), the Government Office for the South East (GOSE), the Environment Agency and the National Health Service (NHS). The first of its kind for the South East, the Framework sets out a vision for the region, and proposes objectives, indicators and targets which contain all the themes of sustainable development. The Framework is not a detailed action plan. Its aim is to clarify what sustainable development means for the South East of England, and how the region can contribute to sustainable development of the country as a whole, through identifying objectives to work towards. In addition, the Framework:
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