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Rio 92: 20 years later


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Twenty years after Rio 92, Brazil is hosting

the United Nations Conference on

Sustainable Development,


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Rio+20,

to be held in Rio de Janeiro in june 2012.


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Rio +20

193 UN Member States

100 120 Heads of State or Government

High Level Representatives of the United Nations System

50 thousand accredited participants


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Rio+20

Expert opinion makers:

Governmental authorities

International negotiators

Legal experts

Parliamentarians

Corporate Chief executive officers

Trade union representatives

Journalists

Scientific and Technological Community

The United Nations recognizes 9 Major Groups: Business and Industry, Workers &Trade Unions, Women, Children & Youth, Farmers, Indigenous Peoples, Local

Authorities, NGOs and Scientific and Technological Community.


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Rio+20 Themes

Resolution 64/236 (20) of the General Assembly of the United Nations:

Green Economy within the context of sustainable development and poverty

eradication; and

Institucional framework for sustainable development


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Rio+20 Organization

The National Organizing Committee for the United Nations Conference on

Sustainable Development was created as an executive body linked to the Ministry of

External Relations tasked with planning and holding the Rio+20 Conference.

Chaired by a National Secretary, who discharges his duties leading his team in the

tasks of planning, implementation and supervision of all logistics and management

initiatives and measures.


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Barra da Tijuca

Centro

Parque doFlamengo

The Conference in Rio de Janeiro


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Areas offered by the Brazilian Government forparallel events


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Barra da Tijuca

RiocentroPerimeter restricted to the United Nations, which will host plenarysessions and other official negotiations of the Conference. Area for

Side Events coordinated by the United Nations.

Athletes Park (Parque dos Atletas)Local exhibitions of countries, international organizations, UN

agencies, event partners and Brazilian Government.Barra Arena (Arena da Barra)Debates and live broadcasting from Riocentro and the other officialvenues.


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Barra da Tijuca

Riocentro

AthletesPark

BarraArena


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Barra da Tijuca

Barra Arena

Athletes Park

Riocentro


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Riocentro


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Athletes Park (Parque dos Atletas)


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Basic infrastructure area

Brazilian Pavillion

Sebraes Pavillion

Venues for construction


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Reception

Equipment Rental

Bicycle Rack

4 Medical Units (2 of 50m and 2 of 100m)

3 Waste Storage for Treatment

250 m Press Room

2 Food Courts of 600 m2 each


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2 Food Stands 150 m2 each

Transport Hub 450 m

2 Tents of 1000 m each

3100m in Tents for Partners


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Barra Arena (Arena da Barra)


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Barra Arena (Arena da Barra) - Level 0

Meeting Rooms

Support Services

Areas ofInterconnectivity

Exhibition Areas

Press


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Barra Arena (Arena da Barra) - Level 1

Support Services

Areas ofInterconnectivity


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Barra Arena

Bicycle Racks

Infraestructure Hubs

- 6 NGO rooms- 6 Meeting Rooms

- 2 Cyber Spaces

- 2 Help Desks- Storage, transport hub, lockers, forwarder, help desk


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Official Sites: CenterPer MauFour warehouses for exhibitions on technological innovation andentrepreneurship to be held by the Brazilian Research and ProjectsFinancing Agency (FINEP), the Brazilian Service of Support for Micro

and Small Enterprises (SEBRAE), and government agencies, as wellas areas to be used by national and international major groups andcivil society entities

Quinta da Boa VistaArea for civil society

Galpo da CidadaniaArea reserved for activities to be organized by the Brazilian Ministry ofCulture and Ministry of Education


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Center

Per Mau

Per Mau eGalpo daCidadania

Quinta da Boa Vista


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Center

Per Mau

Galpo da

Cidadania


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Center

Warehouse 3

Warehouse 2Warehouse 1

Galpo daCidadania


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Mau Per (Per Mau)

Warehouse 4 FINEP

Warehouse 3 FINEP

Warehouse 2

Warehouse 1 Pavillion for CivilSociety activities


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Mau Per (Per Mau)

02 Reception Desks

Bicycle Racks

Warehouse/Pavillion for civil society 3.200 m

08 Food Stands pre-made meals 70 m2


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Galpo da Cidadania

Desck Sociedade Civil 200m.rea til 14.000m


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Quinta da Boa Vista

Quinta daBoa Vista


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Quinta da Boa Vista


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Modern Art Museum and Vivo RioArea for events, debates and activities of civil society and Brazilian

Government.Thematic exhibition and sustainable development, Social andEnvironmental Arena (to be coordinated by the Brazilian Ministry ofSocial Development) as well as live broadcasting from Riocentro and

the other official venues.Parque do FlamengoPeoples Summit area.

Flamengos Park (Parque do Flamengo)


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Vivo Rio

Modern ArtMuseum -MAM


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Vivo Rio

Modern ArtMuseum -MAM

M d A M MAM


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Modern Art Museum - MAM

Vi Ri


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Vivo Rio


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Vivo Rio

Information Technology (IT)

Solid waste management

Simultaneous Translation - Equipments

Rooms with accessibility

2 CNO Rooms 22m each Bicycle Racks


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Flamengos Park (Parque do Flamengo)


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