REA 1999 — State of the Environment Report 1999

Although REA-1999 does not cover, for reasons of the government organisation in force until the year in which it is they report most of the data, detailed and systematised information relating to the planning of the there are necessarily fields in which this reality is reflected (e.g. the relative chapters). soils and marine, coastal and dulciaquicultural environments, as well as those corresponding to environmental performance of the various sectors of economic activity). In addition, and in the same manner of what happens in most European countries, it has sought to adopt an approach to sustainability throughout the analysis, which is why we also chose to initiate the report. with a chapter on the characterisation of the country’s socio-economic development, framer of all other descriptions, as well as analyse how different sectors of economic activity is integrating environmental concerns.