The Earth The Earth Charter is the product of a decade-long cross-cultural dialogue among nations around the world on common goals and values. Drafted by civil society in 2000, its mission is to promote sustainable lifestyles and to advance the development of a global society within a common ethical framework.

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The Earth Charter aims to provide a strong pillar for building a just, sustainable and peaceful international community in the 21st century, dedicated to inspiring a new consciousness that is dedicated to the realization of the whole human family's right to peace, happiness and security. The Earth Charter aims to provide a strong pillar for building a just, sustainable and peaceful international society in the 21st century, and to inspire a new consciousness that people around the world should unite in their responsibilities and obligations to achieve the recreation and peace of the entire human family, the continuous improvement of the quality of life of communities, and the good life of future generations.

It calls on all humanity to unite at this historic juncture and to form a global cooperation. The ethical and moral vision of the Earth Charter promotes the inseparable interdependence of environmental protection, human rights, equitable human development, and peace. The Earth Charter hopes to provide a new framework for thinking about or addressing these issues.