Nova Scotians have a cleaner, greener and more economically sustainable province because of commitments the government has made to become one of the most environmentally and economically sustainable places in the world by 2020.

Reports

• Annual Progress Report 2015-17 (PDF:538k)
• Annual Progress Report 2014-2015 (PDF:2.6mb)
• Annual Progress Report 2014 (PDF:395k)
• Indicators of Prosperity Technical Report 2014: ! File not found

• Annual Progress Report 2012 (PDF:2.3mb)
• Indicators of Prosperity 2012: ! File not found
• Annual Progress Report 2011 (PDF:2.5mb)
• Indicators of Prosperity - 2011: ! File not found

• Annual Progress Report 2010 (PDF:1.4mb)
• Rapport d’étape annuel de 2010 (PDF:1.3Mo)
• Measuring Up - Tracking Economic Progress Technical Report (PDF:2mb)
• Target Highlights (PDF:116k)

• Annual Progress Report 2009 (PDF:1.2mb)
• Rapport d’étape annuel de 2009 (PDF:1.1Mo)

• Annual Progress Report 2008 (PDF:4.3mb)
• Rapport d’étape annuel de 2008 (PDF:2.4Mo)

Letters

• Round Table (PDF:30k)
• Prof. Ray Côté (PDF:35k)

Additional Information

• 2020 Fact Sheet (PDF:105k)
• Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act - (as originally passed in 2007)
• Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act - (2012 amendments only)
• Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act - (as amended in 2012)
• Minister's Round Table on Environment and Sustainable Prosperity