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ON SITE IN JOHANNESBURG:
THE UBUNTU VILLAGE

Exhibition Space, Service and Transportation Hub for the World Summit
Dates: August 17 to September 7
Venue: Grounds of the Wanderer's Club, North Road, Illovo
Web: http://www.joburgsummit.com (general) and http://www.joburgsummit2002.com/ubuntuexhibit/summit.html (exhibition)

At the Ubuntu Village, governments and businesses exposed best practice examples in a colourful exhibition on sustainable development and held additional workshos and conferences. Ubuntu Village also served as the transport and recreational hub of the Johannesburg Summit and was located about four kilometres from the UN Summit at the Sandton Convention Centre. It was a focal point for Summit participants where they were able to enjoy various forms of entertainment while interacting on common ground with other World Summit stakeholders. Ubuntu was also be the logistical link between the Global Peoples Forum and the UN Summit -- people traveling between the two venues will have to pass by Ubuntu.



S E E  A L S O

Events of the Heinrich Boell Foundation at the Summit ]

The UN Summit ]

The Global People's Forum ]

The Peoples Earth Summit ]

Events at the Summit ]


L I N K S

Ubuntu web site ] + [ Ubuntu Exhibition ] + [ Directions ] + [ Wanderer's Club ]

Official Summit web site ]

Global Peoples Forum web site ]

Peoples Earth Summit web site ]


D O W N L O A D

 [ Written and Unwritten Rules for NGOs in the WSSD Game; a briefing containing helpful notes on logistics, what to expect and how to influence the World Summit; by Torleif Jonasson, 92 Group -- rtf; 11 pages ]

A Practical Guide to the WSSD; published by the Heinrich Boell Foundation, Brussels Office -- rtf; 94 pages ] + [ as zip ] + [ Espanol ] + [ as zip ] + [ Francais ] + [ as zip ]

Stakeholder Forum's Briefing for Participation in the World Summit -- pdf; 70 pages ]

 

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L A S T  U P D A T E D   17-may-03