This note, originally published in September 1996, was reviewed by Engineers Australia in April, 2005. The note lists the principles developed by a group of measurement practitioners who gathered in Bellagio Italy in 1996 to develop ways of measuring progress towards sustainable development. It is retained because of its historical significance.
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