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DescriptionCircles of Sustainability image (assessment - Melbourne 2011).jpg
English: This image shows the sustainability of the metropolis of Melbourne across the four domains of sustainability - economics, ecology, politics and culture - as developed by the UN Global Compact, Cities Programme.
sustainabilitysustainable developmentcircles of sustainability The image was developed by Paul James using Adobe Illustrator, based on the Cities Programme template.
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Based on a template that I developed for the UN Global Compact Cities Programme, I did an assessment of the city of Melbourne, and then designed and constructed the diagram to best show Melbourne's sustainability. It is made with Adobe Ilustrator.
Previously published: It has been previously published on the citiesprogramme.org website
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