Creating the momentum: Post-growth and the 2030 development goals.


This session will explore how post-growth and wellbeing-centred approaches can shape the transition from the current Sustainable Development Goals to the post-2030 global development framework, highlighting concrete avenues, such as the social and solidarity economy, to accelerate momentum for change.
Watch creating the momentum: Post-growth and the 2030 development goals!



Creating the momentum: Post-growth and the 2030 development goals.


Agencies, Funds & Programmes

Location: Av. de la Paix 8-14, 1211 Genève, Switzerland

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

End inequalities.

Image
Poverty stems from many factors, including lack of access to quality education , inadequate social protection , unstable employment , social exclusion , and the heightened vulnerability of certain populations to disasters, diseases and other threats. Let's work together to end Poverty.
Read more

Ensuring Respect and Effective Support for Families.

Image
The theme for this year's commemoration of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty at UNHQ on October 17th is " Ensuring Respect and Effective Support for Families " . Family policies must be an integral part of overall development efforts and leveraged in achieving many of the interrelated Sustainable Development Goals (poverty eradication, food security, quality healthcare and education, gender equality, social inclusion, decent work/social protection, just and peaceful institutions.) Families are active agents in development. Therefore, their experiential knowledge and insight must be sought out and included to ensure effective support to lift people out of poverty and create a more just and equitable society. The 2025 commemoration will focus on ensuring respect and effective support for families. We need to better understand why poverty persists and why despite all the efforts made by parents, their children continue to experience the same deprivat...
Read more

Invest in women.

Image
When we invest in women, economies grow . According to a 2023 study from Moody’s , giving women around the world the same work and wage opportunities as men could give the global economy a $7 trillion boost, particularly in low-income countries where the untapped potential is greater.This is especially true in agriculture. Former FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva said in 2016 that “women are the backbone of our work in agriculture… when women have opportunities, the yields on their farms increase – also their incomes. Natural resources are better managed. Nutrition is improved. And livelihoods are more secure.” Zosha Aktar is a bag maker in Dhaka, her business now hires people from the local area. 
Read more