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any's technical cooperation agency GTZ warned Friday that the
gap between rich and poor nations is widening and that Third World
nations' situation has not improved since the first world
environment summit in Rio in 1992.
"The imbalance between these countries and the industrial nations
has grown even further," a spokesman at GTZ, located in Eschborn
outside of Frankfurt, said.
The Rio conference ended with a pledge by 178 countries to work to
bring the fundamental human needs into harmony with a quality
environment and healthy economy for all people.
The GTZ (technical cooperation company) pursues development
projects in more than 130 countries - Sapa/DPA.