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Christian BRODHAG

31, rue du Docteur Paul Michelon 42100 Saint-Etienne, France Cellular : + 33 6 12 43 28 97 Email : brodhag@emse.fr Born : 31 march 1952, Age 63 French. Maried. A. Career at a glance B. Innovation, science and technology C. Contribution to SDG’s D. Interventions in UN processes on Sustainable development E. Sustainable development policies Engagements on science, technology and innovation Civil Engineer of Mines: 1974 at Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne, specialty environmental science. Doctor in Physics 1983 The research activities he carried out since 1995 relate to the environment, sustainable development, social responsibility and innovation with more than 200 publications, in journal with referee as well in popular and professional magazines and supervision of 14 PHD theses in those subjects. He participates in international processes on sustainable development as high civil servant in France in the period 2004-2008, and through cooperation with developing countries (Francophonie) in 1996-2004, and 2008 until today. Meanwhile he had activities with businesses, elective office, civil society commissions, and development of information systems… This alternation between academic activities and high level responsibilities specifically prepares him for a mission that connects technology, science and innovation with sustainable development policies. Having recognized early in 1998 the knowledge gap and the contributions that could be brought by information and communication technologies, he developed various information systems and websites, www.agora21.org, the francophone portal for Johannesburg Summit, www.mediaterre.org, www.construction21.org, www.francophonieinnovation.org that would allow him to contribute to the orientation of the online platform considered within the facilitation. Thematic topics in the context of SDGs His investment on some topics allow him to provide leadership on:

SDG4: higher education in science, engineering and innovation SDG11: sustainable cities and building SDG12: eco-design and sustainable consumption and production SDG9: corporate social responsibility and innovation

On some other issues his knowledge allows him to contribute to sustainable development goals: SDG13, SDG7, SDG16, SDG6:, SDG2, SDG15. Skills to participate in a multi-stakeholder mission with a strong scientific and IT component • Extensive knowledge of different environments (politics and elected positions, national

administration, international processes, academic, business organizations, civil society initiatives…) of how they function and what is their "rationality".

• Deep understanding of innovation systems (international, national and local) and the related field of information and knowledge.

• Leadership and personal ethics to create trust in complex and multi-stakeholder processes • Interest in substantive issues, information, knowledge and technology in connection with politics,

governance and managerial processes, and economy

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A. Career at a glance Civil Engineer of Mines: 1974 at Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne, specialty environmental science Doctor in Physics 1983: thesis on ceramic materials The research activities he carried out since 1995 relate to the environment, sustainable development, social responsibility and innovation with more than 200 publications, in journal with referee as well in popular and professional magazines and supervision of 14 PHD theses in those subjects, allowed him to create formal knowledge, action research in practice and transmission of scientific knowledge to professionals and practitioners. He participates in international processes on sustainable development as high civil servant in France in the period 2004-2008, and through cooperation with developing countries (Francophonie) in 1996-2004,and 2008 until today (see details below §D). Meanwhile he had activities with businesses, elective office, civil society commissions, and development of information systems…

A1. Research and higher education He is currently professor (Directeur de Recherche) at the National School of Mines of Saint-Etienne (member of the Institut Mines Telecom) in the Institut Henri Fayol devoted to global industrial performance and innovation Its teaching activities at the School of Mines focus currently on environmental science, sustainable development, social responsibility and innovation. He was previously responsible for lessons in thermodynamics, materials science, energy systems, environmental science... Research : Management, SME’s, innovation and social responsibility. Delegate for sustainable development (Green campus) : In charge since 2008 of sustainability in the school and participation in the working group on labelisation of higher education institutions in France for CGE/CPU.

A2. High civil servant in France 2004 - 2008 Interministerial Delegate for Sustainable Development by the Prime Minister in charge of implementation of French National Strategy for Sustainable development. On behalf of this responsibility he conducted three main activities at international level:

the first peer review process of National Sustainable Development Strategies, and its diffusion in developing countries through Francophonie,

he chairs the international Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development (UNEP) in the Marrakech process (10YFP) and

he represents the French government in the ISO26000 negotiation on social responsibility of organizations.

During this period he replaced the minister for different meetings as: • Informal ministerial meeting on environment (Turku Finland, July 2006) • Opening of the 10th plenary assembly of IPCC WG-I, 29 January 2007, Paris.

A3. Cooperation with developing countries through Francophonie Most of his activities of cooperation with developing countries were conducted through the International Organization of Francophonie (OIF).

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Information systems Considering that the access to information in French was the main knowledge gap for Francophone developing countries he initiates in 1998 at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne the Internet portal www.agora21.org. He organized a Sommer University with the support of the Francophonie: 1st edition 1999: "Sustainable development and information systems". 2nd edition 2000: "Sustainable development and information for decision-making" (http://wwwv1.agora21.org/univ-ete-fr/). See details below §B1.

Capacity building of developing countries on sustainable development Member of the Francophone delegation in sustainable development process (UNFCC CP, New York 1997, Johannesburg 2002, Rio 2012 Summit and most CSD and HLPF) he was involved in activities of capacity building for negotiators (trainings and workshops, side events, learning sessions, reference materials such as glossaries, Internet websites) (see details below §D). He developed since 1997 strong cooperation with Institute for Energy and Environment of the Francophonie (IEPF OIF), on information and knowledge. Publication of glossaries for capacity building for international negotiations (climate change, social responsibility…) He was rapporteur of the workshop "Sustainable Development Strategies" of the International Symposium, "Sustainability: Lessons and Prospects", Ouagadougou, 1 to 4 June 2004, in preparation for the Summit of Heads of State Francophones on sustainable development He chaired in 2006–2011 the Advisory Committee of the Institute for Energy and Environment of the Francophonie (IEPF OIF) which became today’s Institute of Francophonie for sustainable development (IFDD) He participates to the organization with OIF, and was general rapporteur of the International forum for sustainable development (8-9 February 2012 in Lyon) as part of the preparation for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio + 20, in June 2012). 2 heads of state, and some ex-prime ministers and ministers participated to the forum.

Social responsibility He coordinated initiatives for CSR in Francophonie (in the ISO 26000 negotiation) and after the publication of the norm he mobilized Francophone ambassadors to International Organizations (New York in March 2011 and March 2012, Addis Ababa in October 2011, Geneva in November 2011, and Brussels in February 2012).

A4. Activities with business:

Standardization of social responsibility In 2001 – 2005 he chaired, in the French normalization body (AFNOR), the standardization committee on sustainable development, developing a method through a PHD thesis under his direction (Karen Delchet) that was applied to some hundreds of SME’s in France. This work was the base of French position for ISO 26000 negotiations.

Business associations 2008-2013: President of the French Institute of building energy performance (IFPEB) an association that brings together the largest French companies from the construction, energy and real estate sectors (www.ifpeb.fr/gb/). This association launched the Construction21 project. 2013- today: Chairman of the French national chapter of Construction21 and chairman of the international non-profit association Construction21, which manages the network of Construction21 portals worldwide (www.construction21.org). Those portals are dedicated to professionals and businesses and precisely devoted to innovations and initiatives for SDG11.

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Since 2009, he chairs the French national eco-design center “Pole Ecoconception”, a business association which develops tools to support SMEs in the eco-design of products and services. Since 2011 he is member of the Senior Advisory Group of the Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI) of WBCSD, which has been drawn from internationally recognized experts to advise CSI on its strategy and worldwide, multi-disciplinary issues.

A5. Elective office 1992-1998: Elected at the Regional Council of Region Rhône-Alpes, and different political activities and responsibilities upstream. He had a later experience (2008 - 2014) in the town assembly of Saint Etienne as City Councilor.

A6. Civil society commissions At the national level he was, in 1996-1999, President of the French Commission for Sustainable Development, which marked the beginning of his international activities in the field of sustainable development, including participation to the UN Commission on Sustainable Development almost with no interruption since CSD4 in 1996 and to Conferences of the Parties of the Climate Convention: (COP3, COP4, COP5, COP10, COP15) (see detail after §D) 2002-2003: Member of the Commission of the “Charter of the environment” introduced in the French Constitution, Committee Yves Coppens, with a strong involvement on precautionary principle debate within the scientific community. At a local level, he is presently vice president of the Development council which is a committee bringing together civil society members to advise the city council of Saint-Etienne.

B. Innovation, science and technology

B1. Technology and transfer In addition to participating in scientific conferences related to environment and sustainable development, he participated in seminars for transfers to economic and political actors. Ex.:

1er SITeau, Salon International des Technologies de l’Eau et de l’Assainissement. 14-18 janvier 2009, Casablanca – Maroc

2ème SITeau, Salon International des Technologies de l’Eau et de l’Assainissement, 17-19 juin 2010, Casablanca on the theme "Water, urban policy and sustainable development"

Christian Brodhag (2012). Gouvernance, responsabilité sociétale et développement durable. En route pour Rio +20 : partenariat innovant pour une économie verte, Ministère Environnement Tunisie, Mai 2012, Tunis, Tunisia.

Christian Brodhag, Yunhee Kim (2011). Corporation Social Responsibility (CSR) Driven Innovation. 2011 EU Korea Conference on Science and technology, Plenary Session: Toward Green Growth, Jul 2011, Paris, OECD, France. pp. IV-36

B2. Innovation Since 2013 he is scientific and technical director of French innovation network set up by the International Organization of Francophonie (OIF). He initiated the creation of the website www.francophonieinnovation.org and he organized (as general rapporteur) The Namur forum on innovation. (http://www.francophonie.org/Forum-francophone-de-l-innovation-45293.html) He participated for the Francophonie in several international meetings and related events:

1st Africa Innovation Summit (AIS), Praia Cabo Verde, 4-6 February 2014

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2nd Ministerial Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation in Africa, Rabat Morocco, October 2014

International Workshop Inter-university networking for capacity-building in STI policy: UNESCO ENIT, Hammamet, Tunisia, 11-12 June 2015

B3. Science

In his relations with the scientific community he led for several years a reflection on the precautionary principle

Christian Brodhag (1997). Un dispositif pour l'application du principe de précaution. Annales des Mines Responsabilité & Environnement, n°5, pp 43 51

Christian Brodhag (1997). Métrologie et principe de précaution. Bouchon Meunier Bernadette. Evaluation Subjective - Méthodes Applications Et Enjeux, Association Ecrin, 1997

Christian Brodhag (1991). PCB, pyralène, dioxines - du problème réel au traitement médiatique. Bulletin d'information / Centre européen d'écologie humaine No 15

Christian Brodhag (1989). PCB livre blanc, ou le Pyralène dans tous ses états. Commission environnement des Verts.

B4. Creation and implementation of information systems He created the Internet portal www.agora21.org in 1998 to give access to documentation on sustainable development in French. He organized a Summer University with the support of the Francophonie: 1st edition 1999: "Sustainable development and information systems". 2nd edition 2000: "Sustainable development and information for decision-making"(http://wwwv1.agora21.org/univ-ete-fr/) He created in 2000, Agora 21 an association to support the www.agora21.org website and the Francophone portal Earth Summit in Johannesburg (2002). Based on the network founded during the Summer University, www.mediaterre.org was initiated and recognized by the United Nations as a Type II initiative (http://www.mediaterre.org/static/apropos.html). Today this collaborative information system on sustainable development in French has 10,500 registered members from Francophone countries: 42% in Africa and 45% from Europe. In 2005, the Agora 21 association merged with the Association of Practices for Sustainable Development (APDD) in Saint-Etienne to create the International Centre for Resources and Innovation in Sustainable Development (CIRIDD). CIRIDD has developed the software platform for www.construction21.org. While these initiatives were conducted in French in partnership with OIF, he created the www.construction21.org social media currently covering 10 countries on multilingual base: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Romanian and Lithuanian. Each country has a portal in its own language, in an architecture allowing translations through an English portal. Launched in Europe this information system is being deployed in developing countries such as Morocco and Algeria, and aims to cover 50 countries in 2020 on all continents. Publications

Seminar “Research Universities: Networking the Knowledge Economy”, seminar co-hosted by OECD/Project IHERD, Sida/Sweden and Boston College, USA, 10-13 October 2012

Christian Brodhag et Florent Breuil (2004), L’information pour le développement durable dans l’espace francophone, Liaison Energie Francophone, Numéro 64 – 3ème trimestre 2004

Christian Brodhag (2004). Réseaux, information et transaction. Colloque international francophone « Développement durable : leçons et perspectives », Jun 2004, Ougadougou, Burkina Faso. A4 - Technologies de l'information et de la communication et développement durable

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Christian Brodhag (2002). L'information d'aide à la décision pour le développement durable. Liaison énergie francophonie, n°55-56-57 Numéro spécial Sommet de Johannesburg, pp 216-224

Christian Brodhag (2000), L’information d’aide à la décision pour le développement durable, Liaison Energie Francophone, Numéros 55-56 et 57 – Johannesburg 2000

Christian Brodhag (2000). Information, Gouvernance et Développement Durable. International Political Science Rev., Vol. 21 (3), pp. 311-327. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0192512100213004>

Christian Brodhag. From rationality to governance: the decision process of sustainable development. International Journal for Sustainable Development, 1999, Vol. 2 (No 3), pp. 388 - 396. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1504/IJSD.1999.004337>

Christian Brodhag, Patrick Burlat (1998). Sustainable development: rationality and information system. Conference of European Society for Ecological Economics, Mars 1998, Genève, Switzerland.

C. Contribution to SDG’s Activities directly addressing SDG’s

Goal 4. Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all (focused on 47 and 4b) As delegate for sustainable development in Ecole des Mines he is committed to transmitting to students the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development. A “pedagogy project” brings students in touch with real situations and stakeholders. Some of those projects are directly connected to cooperation with developing countries. He was involved in the development of the framework and the label on Sustainable development of universities and “grandes écoles” in France (CGE/CPU).

Vocational training Summer University on information for sustainable development 1999 et 2000 (see above §A3)

Currently being mounted a specialized master on “innovation policies and funding of the green economy in Africa”, School of Mines Saint-Etienne France and Senghor Univ. of Alexandria, Egypt

Projects and research Supervision of PhD students from francophone developing countries. Ex: Christophe GBOSSOU,

“Implementation of an integrated center of excellence for the renewable energies. The case of the solar energy in western Africa”, PHD Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne, 2013.

Christian Brodhag, Christophe Gbossou. Pôle intégré d'excellence pour l'énergie : un processus innovant. Liaison Énergie-Francophonie, 2011, Numéro 87, pp. 15-26

Publications on pedagogy and didactics of SD

Christian Brodhag (2013), Research universities, technology transfer, and job creation: what infrastructure, for what training?. Studies in Higher Education, 38(3), pp. 388-404 pp. online. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03075079.2013.777149>

Christian Brodhag (2012). Higher education institutions framework and labeling for sustainable development. Experience of France. Putting Sustainability into Business Practice: Improving the Global Reach and Impact of Sustainability Centres, Symposium of Network for Business Sustainability, Apr 2012, London, Canada.

Nathalie Lourdel, Natacha Gondran, Valérie Laforest, Bruno Debray, Christian Brodhag (2007). Sustainable development cognitive map: a new method of evaluating student understanding. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Volume 8 (Issue 2), Page: 170 - 182. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/14676370710726634>

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Nathalie Lourdel, Claire Harpet, Valérie Laforest, Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (2006). Sustainable development training by simulation of an industrial crisis. Journal of Design Research, Vol5 (N°2), pp 188-200. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1504/JDR.2006.011362>

Nathalie Lourdel, Natacha Gondran, Valérie Laforest, Christian Brodhag (2005). Introduction of sustainable development in engineers' curricula: Problematic and evaluation methods. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, Volume 6 (Issue 3), page 254 - 264. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/14676370510607223>

Information system The science portal in Mediaterre is especially dedicated to open dissemination of scientific

knowledge (publications and reports) : http://www.mediaterre.org/scientifiques/

Goal 11. Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable (focused on 11.3, 11.6, 11.b)

Development of information system on building and cities 2008-2013 He chairs the association IFPEB: knowledge exchange between large companies on sustainable buildings On this base he launches www.construction21.org (more details above §B4) with the primary objective of buildings and which will be extended to urban solutions by City21 project that he will launch at the COP21 in December 2015.

Local governance and evaluation

As Inter-ministerial Delegates on Sustainable development he conducted the development of the national framework for territorial sustainable development projects (local Agenda 21) (2006) and the implementation of a recognition process (2007) both process being still in activity today.

Publications

Aurélien Boutaud, Christian Brodhag (2006). Le développement durable, du global au local. Une analyse des outils d'évaluation des acteurs publics locaux. Natures Sciences Sociétés, 14, pp. 154-162. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/nss:2006020>

Christian Brodhag, Aurélien Boutaud (2002). Les Agendas 21 locaux : enjeux, principes et applications en Europe. Conférence-Atelier : Des mécanismes de prise de décision aux besoins en aide à la décision dans le contexte des Agendas 21 locaux, Oct 2002, Montréal, Canada. pp. ...

Christian Brodhag. Gouvernance et évaluation dans le cadre du développement durable. Colloque DIV-DATAR : Europe, villes et territoires, Nov 2000, Lille, France.

Christian Brodhag (1999). Vers de nouveaux systèmes d'acteurs du développement durable. Villes, densités urbaines et développement durable, Oct 1999, Paris, France. pp. 19-21

Florent Breuil, Renate Husseini (1998), Christian Brodhag, Laurent Cogerino. Evaluation et méthode de comparaison des Agendas 21 locaux. [Report]

Christian Brodhag. Le développement durable à l'épreuve de la gestion locale. Pouvoirs locaux, 1997, N°34, pp. III

Goal 12. Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns (12.1, 12.5, 12.8) As Inter-ministerial Delegate on Sustainable development he chairs for France the international Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development (UNEP) in the Marrakech process (10YFP). He presented this experience of “Sustainable Tourism taskforce” during the multi-stakeholder dialogue on partnerships for sustainable development, of the 14th session UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD14), 11 May 2010

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He is president of the French national eco-design center “Pole Ecoconception”, a business association which develops tools to support SMEs in the eco-design of products and services. This organization is a member of the European network of eco-design center (ENEC) a platform to share knowledge, experience and best practices (eg policies, instruments, tools, services, case studies etc.) in all aspects of eco-design, from regional policy development and delivery to implementation in industry and education.

Publications

Christian Brodhag (2010). A differentiated approach for sustainable consumption and production policies. Natural Resources Forum, 2010, 34 (Special Issue: Sp. Iss. SI), pp. 63-70. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1477-8947.2010.01276.x>

Christian Brodhag. Consommation durable et valeurs culturelles. Liaison énergie francophonie, 2005, No. 68, pp. 65-71

Claude Fussler, Monique Barbut, Christian Brodhag, Abdeslam Dahman Saïdi et Farid Yaker (2005), les enjeux de production et de consommation durables. Perspectives politiques, Liaison Energie Francophone, Numéro 69 – 4ème trimestre 2005

Christian Brodhag (2002). Sustainable farming, terroir and food traditions. Les Dossiers de l'environnement de l'INRA, No. 22, pp. 187-198

Christian Brodhag, Geneviève Verbrugge (1999). Consommation durable et valeurs culturelles. Industry and Environment, vol. 22 (No. 4), pp. 43-46, Programme des Nations unies pour l'environnement (PNUE)

Goal 9. Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation (93, 94, 95, 9a, 9b) He addressed the SDG9 through integration of resource-use efficiency and adoption of clean and environmentally sound technologies and on innovation. Its contribution on eco-design has been developed on SCP sustainable development goal 12 The innovation has been developed on §B

Publications

Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (2004). Rôle des partenaires des PME/PMI dans l'amélioration de leurs performances environnementales. Revue Internationales PME, 2004, Volume 16 (N°2), pp.35-59

Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (2002). Proposition of a Method to Distribute Environmental Information to SMEs - Application to the French Context. W. Pillmann; K. Tochtermann. EnviroInfo 2002, Sep 2002, Vienne, France. pp. 395-402

Vincent Roche, Natacha Gondran, Valérie Laforest, Christian Brodhag (2000). Gouvernance et environnement des petites et moyennes entreprises. Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine, 2000, No. 86, pp. 49-56

Christian Brodhag. Les infrastructures de réseaux et l'environnement (1994). Annales des Mines, Réalités Industrielles, 1994, Les réseaux de service public, pp 56-61

Christian Brodhag (1994). Pour concilier l'entreprise et l'environnement, il faut adopter une approche systémique. Annales des Mines, Réalités Industrielles, L'énergie en France et dans le monde, pp 41-44

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Goal 13. Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts (13.1, 13.2) As Interministerial delegates for sustainable development he had the tutelage of the Interministerial mission for climate change (MIES) and the Climate change observatory (ONERC) which organizes the participation of France to the IPCC) and act on adaptation policies. He opens, on behalf of French government the 10th plenary assembly of IPCC WG-I, 29 January 2007, Paris

Involvement in Climate Change international process Participation to COP and expert meeting of Francophone countries: COP 15, Dec 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark, for Francophonie COP 10, Dec 2004 in Buenos Aires Participation on Side Events at UNFCCC COP-10, 2004 Buenos Aires, Argentina: “French action in the field of climate change”. Presented by the French Government COP 5, Nov 1999 in Bonn, Germany COP 4, Nov 1998 in Buenos Aires, Argentina COP 3, Dec 1997 in Kyoto, Japan

Publication of glossary distributed at COP by Francophonie Glossaire du Climat. Christian Brodhag, Florent Breuil, ISBN 978-2-89481-058-3 , 2009

Glossaire du Climat. Florent Breuil, Christian Brodhag, Renate Husseini. 11e session de la Conférence des Parties de la Convention cadre des Nations unies sur les changements climatiques et de la première session de la Réunion des Parties du Protocole de Kyoto (Montréal, Canada-Québec, du 28 novembre au 9 décembre 2005), Nov 2005, Montréal, Canada. 62 p., 2005

Glossaire du Mécanisme pour un développement propre, Traductions anglais/français et définitions, Christian Brodhag, mars 2001

Glossaire du Climat traductions anglais/français et définitions contribution, Rénate Husseini, Christian Brodhag, septembre 2000

Interventions

Christian Brodhag. Intervention conclusive : stratégies d'adaptation et changement climatique. Collectivités locales et changements climatiques : quelles stratégies d'adaptation ?, Sep 2004, Paris, France. Onerc, 2005

Goal 7. Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (in particular 72 73 7a) He created in 1978 a local association on renewable energy (www.heliose42.org/) In 1980’s and 1990’s he participated in different advisory committees Commissariat au Plan in energy. He had teaching activities at the School of Mines focus on energy systems. Publication

Christian Brodhag. Climat, développement durable et stratégies énergétiques. Environnement & Technique, 1999, N°189, pp. 67-70

Goal 16. Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels (16.6, 16.7, 16b) He is committed to promoting an “institutional approach” of corporate social responsibility, particularly as a government representative in the drafting of ISO 26000 (2005-2008).

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He still participates to the Inter-agency Roundtable on CSR (Geneva). The theme of the 2015 meeting (27 October) will be implementing the Sustainable Development Goals, looking at the role the private sector can play, and the role the UN can play in fostering private sector contributions to the SDGs. The process of peer review of national sustainable development strategies as it contributed to develop (in France in 2004) and then with the Francophonie, gives a place to relations with civil society. It integrates the issue of social responsibility as a means of mobilization of the private sector. Publications

Christian Brodhag, Natacha Gondran, Karen Delchet. Du concept à la mise en œuvre du développement durable : théorie et pratique autour de guide SD 21000. VertigO - La revue électronique en sciences de l'environnement, 2004, Volume 5 (Numéro 2)

Christian Brodhag. Développement durable versus éthique des affaires, quelles convergences ?. Entreprise Ethique, 2002, Numéro 16 : Ethique et développement durable

Goal 6. Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all (65 6b)

Intervention in conferences Salon International des Technologies de l’Eau et de l’Assainissement SitEau Casablanca – Maroc en

2009

Gouvernance de l'eau et développement durable. Conseil de l'Europe. 5ème conférence des bassins de la méditerranée et de la mer noire, Feb 1999, Marmaris, Turkey

International Conference on water and sustainable development, UNESCO, 20 mars 1998

Publication

Léa Sébastien, Christian Brodhag. A la recherche de la dimension sociale du développement durable. Développement Durable et territoires, 2004, Dossier 3 : Les dimensions humaine et sociale du Développement Durable

Goal 2. End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture (focused on 23 24 25)

As scientific and technical director of French innovation network, for which agroindustry is an issue, he organized a seminar on “innovation for rural populations and the agricultural sector” in Milan in 2015, http://www.francophonieinnovation.org/community/pg/file/group:36

Contribution and publication Christian Brodhag, 2002, Sustainable Farming, Terroir and Food Traditions, INRA faced with

Sustainable Development: Landmarks for the Johannesburg Conference, Dossier de l'environnement

de l'INRA, http://www7.inra.fr/dpenv/brodhd22e.htm

Goal 15. Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss (15.9) He currently supervises a thesis on Corporate social responsibility and biodiversity. Publications

Anastasia Wolff, Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (2015), L’engagement volontaire des entreprises dans la conservation de la biodiversité au prisme du care et de la RSE. Colloque Care, Genre et Environnement. Lyon, France, 7-10 septembre 2015

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Anastasia Wolff, Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (to be published), Que sous-tendent les outils d’évaluation de la biodiversité utilisés par les entreprises ? Compromis entre crédibilité, pertinence et légitimité

Christian Brodhag, La gouvernance et la gestion des services des écosystèmes in Défis énergétiques et environnementaux : solutions pour un développement durable, Colloque IEPF-AUF, http://www.brodhag.org/article.php3?id_article=151, 1er au 3 juin 2008 Québec Canada-Québec

Goal 8. Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all (in particular 82, 83, 84, 89) Research in Ecole des Mines for development of support tools for SME in social responsibility and

eco-design, and current development of a method for innovation see details § and SDG9 and SDG12.

As Chair of Pole Ecoconception, member of European network of ecodesign centers support of SME

2006-2008 Chair of international task force on sustainable tourism development, Marrakech Process (see SDG12)

Goal 17. Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development. He has a very practical experience of multi-stakeholder processes including a developing/developed countries cooperation context, in particular in the context of technologies and practices transfers Publications

Christian Brodhag (2003). Rapport d'audit de l'Agence Française de Développement, pour l'écocertification des procédures d'aide au développement

D. Interventions in UN processes on Sustainable development

D1. Panel participations: Special event on Integrating Climate Change into National Sustainable Development Strategies ,

Economic and Financial Committee of the UN General Assembly, New York, 13 November 2007

14th session UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD14), multi-stakeholder dialogue on partnerships for sustainable development, intervention on “Sustainable Tourism taskforce”, 11 May 2010

Moderated discussion of 2015 Meeting of the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF 2015), “Regional support to national action”, 30 June 2015

D2. Participation (head of delegation for France): 15th Session of UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-15), 30 April - 11 May 2007,

United Nations Headquarters, New York,

D3. Interventions in side events 19th session of the Commission for Sustainable Development (CSD19) Working session in the

partnership fair 4 may 2011: "ISO 26000: a tool for implementing the 10 year framework of program on sustainable consumption and production (SCP) and national strategies for sustainable development through partnership " with Francophonie

18th Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-18) 12th May 2010: “The International Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development and the future Global Partnership for Sustainable Tourism”

15th session of the Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-15) “Electricity For All: Frameworks for Implementation”. Presented by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Partner

14th session UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-14). Events convened on, 10 May 2006, “Industry as a Partner for Sustainable Development: Industry Sector Reports on Environment

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and Social Responsibility”. Presented by UNEP, sponsored by the Governments of Norway and South Africa.

13th session UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD13) 14 April 2005 New York: “Peer review/shared learning process on National Sustainable Development Strategies and the French pilot experience” (http://www.iisd.ca/csd/csd13/13-14april.html)

13th session UN Commission on Sustainable Development. Side event on access to water basic services.

United Nations General Assembly on the implementation of Agenda 21, New York, June 23 to 27, 1997, introduction of discussions on the role of National Commissions, Earth Council Roundtable, World Resource Institute

D4. Learning center 14th Commission on Sustainable development (CSD14) : on National Strategies on Sustainable

development and Social responsibility (at Francophonie representation), 1 may 2007

D5. Special meeting Expert Group Meeting on Reviewing National Sustainable Development Strategies, UN New York,

10–11 October 2005, Co-organization France and UN DESA(DSD)

International expert meeting on information for decision making and participation, Château Cartier Resort, Aylmer, Quebec September 25–28, 2000. Sponsored by: The Government of Canada and UN DESA and UNEP.

D6. Various interventions

Diffusion of experience in SD Experience of National Strategies and peer review process has been largely presented:

Nordic Council of Ministers Workshop on Sustainable Development, 6th March 2007, Ständerhuset, Helsingfors, Finland. Intervention on National Strategies on Sustainable development

OECD annual meeting of sustainable development experts. AMSDE, Paris, 8-9 October 2007

Developping countries: Intervention au Forum « Le Développement Durable, avantage compétitif entreprises, avantage

compétitif pays » Abidjan Côte d’Ivoire, 09 - 11 Avril 2008

D7. Publications

Christian Brodhag (2012). How organizations can manage social responsibility for sustainability. Future Perfect, Tudor Rose and the UN DESA, p 55-58.

Christian Brodhag (2010). A differentiated approach for sustainable consumption and production policies. Natural Resources Forum, 2010, 34 (Special Issue: Sp. Iss. SI), pp. 63-70. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1477-8947.2010.01276.x>

E. Sustainable development policies

E1 – General approaches

Christian Brodhag (2007), Réponses à vingt et une questions sur les moyens de relever le défi de l’adaptation aux changements de l’environnement planétaire, Liaison Energie Francophone, Numéro 76 – 3ème trimestre 2007

Aurélien Boutaud, Natacha Gondran, Christian Brodhag (2006). Local Environmental quality versus (global) ecological carrying capacity : What might alternative aggregated indicators bring to the debates about Environmental Kuznets Curves and Sustainable Development ?. International Journal

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of Sustainable Development, 2006, Vol. 9 (No.3), pp. 297 - 310. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1504/IJSD.2006.012850>

Christian Brodhag (2003). Chapitre 2 Genèse du concept de développement durable : dimensions éthiques, théoriques et pratiques. Antonio Da Cunha; Jean Ruegg. Développement durable et aménagement du territoire, Institut de politiques territoriales et d'environnement humain, pp. 29-46, 2003, Communauté d'études pour l'aménagement du territoire (CEAT)

E2 – At national level

Christian Brodhag, S. Taliere. Sustainable development strategies : Tools for policy coherence. Natural Resources Forum, 2006, Volume: 30 (Issue: 2), Pages: 136-145. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1477-8947.2006.00166.x>

Gouzée Nadine, De Dixmude Arnold Jacques, Benabdallah Boufeldja, Bernheim Thomas, Christian Brodhag, Dalal-Clayton Barry, Verbrugge Geneviève. Stratégie Nationale de Développement Durable Orientations pour la mise en œuvre d'une revue par les pairs. Bibliothèque Nationale du Québec, Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et Bibliothèque Nationale de France, pp. 47, 2007

Asse A. Séverin, Benabdallah Boufeldja, Christian Brodhag, Gouzée Nadine, Prescott Jacques, Rattal Abdallah, Touré Fatimata Dia, Verbrugge Geneviève. Stratégie Nationale de Développement Durable Guide d'élaboration d'une SNDD. Bibliothèque Nationale du Québec, Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et Bibliothèque Nationale de France, pp. 22, 2007

E3 – At local level See above §C SGD11

B. Personal details

Langages Native Language: French English (Fluent) German: learning in school little practiced since