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FIATA is adamant the reduction of greenhouse gas emission from global shipping should take place through the adoption of measures agreed upon by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and is not in favour of regional or local solutions, as these normally end up distorting the market condit

The new common policy framework Health 2020 has been agreed on by the 53 WHO/Europe member states and sets out strategic directions and priority policy action areas, recognizing at the same time the diversity of countries.

Report considers need to prioritise health in transport planning & policy decisions. It aims
to highlight benefits to health of developing sustainable transport environment where active
travel & public forms of transport represent alternatives to car.

Document approved by World leaders during Rio+20. Document provides foundation for social, economic &environmental well‐being. It calls for wide range of actions on sustainable development goals,strengthening the UN Environment Programme and other.