text: Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Federal Republic of Germany Industry: Mr. Peter Bright, Chairman, Sustainable Development Working Party, International Chamber of Commerce Prof, Dr. Istvan Lang, Secretary General, Academy of Sciences, Hungary Rapporteur-General: Dr. Pierre Marc Johnson, Member of the Canadian Round Table on Economy and Environment, Canada 35. The Rapporteur-General was assisted by a team of eight rapporteurs drawn equally from government and non-government sources, as follows: (1) Awareness Raising and Public Participation Mme. Patricia Maugain, Chargee de Mission, Secretariat d'Etat a }'Environnement, France Youth: Ms. Rachel Kyte, Council of European National Youth Committees I•• • r I ( 2) Sustain 1able Energy Use Mr. Igo,r Smirnov, Director, Energoset Projekt, USSR (3) Sustain 1able Industrial Activity Mr. Pawel Blaszczyk, Institu 1te for Environmental Protection, Poland (4) Economi.cs of Sustainable Development Mr. Joa10-Bernardo Weinstein, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Portuga1l A/CONF.151/PC/10 English Page 9 Voluntary Organizations: Ms. Fiona Reynolds, Council for the Protection of Rural England, UK Trade Unions: Mr. Reg Green, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions Science: Mr. Robert Repetto, World Resources Institute, USA 36. The negotiat:ions on the Joint Agenda for Action were based on the draft prepared by the Preparatory Committee in March 1990 which drew on the results of the four preparatory workshops. 37. Each of the themes were discussed in open forwn, followed by a negotiating meeting which debated the text of the agenda. 38. The open forum not only had the participation of all delegates but also the general public. It was arranged around a panel which consisted of representatives from the five NGO groups, two rapporteurs, and a vice-president acting as chairman. 39. Each theme ~ras introduced by the workshop host country who reviewed the proposals and actions recommended by Governments and non-governmental groups at 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a meeting or conference focused on sustainable development, specifically in the context of nature conservation and nuclear safety. The topics being discussed include sustainable energy use, sustainable industrial activity, and the economics of sustainable development. These themes suggest that the meeting is focused on environmental and economic issues, rather than solely on economic development or natural resources.