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Navigating in a changing world. Nordic initiatives and global challenges

Agenda 2030

Join us as we explore the pioneering Nordic Voluntary Sub-National Review, highlighting how municipalities report their sustainability efforts to the HLPF. We'll also address the evolving sustainability landscape amid geopolitical shifts and societal polarization, examining the impact on SDG implementation. Learn from experts about the crucial role universities can play in sustaining the sustainability discourse and promoting global collaboration.

Member meeting
Date
4 Jun 2024
Time
13:00 - 15:00
Location
Zoom
Cost
Only for members of SDSN Northern Europe

Good to know
Contact Martin Eriksson if you want a link to join.

 

Welcome to this member meeting for an engaging discussion on two critical aspects of sustainability in today's world.

First, we will delve into the innovative Nordic Voluntary Sub-National Review, where Åsa Ström Hildestrand from Nordregio will showcase how Nordic municipalities are leading the way in reporting their sustainability efforts to the UN High-Level Political Forum (HLPF).

Following this, we will navigate the evolving landscape of sustainability amidst increasing global uncertainty and societal division. With significant geopolitical shifts and the lingering effects of recent economic crises, the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) faces new challenges.

We'll examine how shifting government priorities impact sustainability efforts and explore the vital role universities can play in maintaining the sustainability discourse and fostering global collaboration.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable perspectives on sustaining and advancing sustainability initiatives in an ever-changing world.

Insights will be shared by Maria Cortes-Puch, Vice President of Networks at the global UN SDSN, and Gabriel Wikström, former Swedish National Coordinator for Agenda 2030.

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Speakers from left: Åsa Ström Hildestrand, Maria Cortès Puch and Gabriel Wikström