::: Aalborg Charter
The Aalborg Charter is one of the most famous policy statements for local sustainable development world-wide. It gave birth to the Sustainable Cities & Towns Campaign in 1994. More than 2500 local and regional governments from 39 countries have committed themselves to the goals of the Aalborg Charter, thereby participating in this unique European Campaign.
Any local or regional government from any part of Europe, which signs up to the Aalborg Charter, will automatically become a participant of the Campaign. The Aalborg Charter has been translated into almost every European language.
| Aalborg Charter Albanian version |  | 58 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Croatian version | | 146 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Czech version | | 134 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Danish version | | 39 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Dutch version | | 42 KB |
| Aalborg Charter English version | | 39 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Estonian version | | 42 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Finnish version | | 40 KB |
| Aalborg Charter French version | | 40 KB |
| Aalborg Charter German version | | 42 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Italian version | | 42 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Lithuanian version | | 30 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Montenegro version | | 120 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Norwegian version | | 48 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Polish version | | 197 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Portuguese version | | 40 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Romanian version | | 71 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Russian version | | 249 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Spanish version | | 94 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Swedish version | | 41 KB |
| Aalborg Charter Serbian version | | 70 KB |
