Not exact matches
Eight Opportunity Panels with thought
leaders from business,
civil society and government will point to opportunities that can put
societies on a path towards a more sustainable future.
Leaders in both business and
civil society have focused too much
on the friction between them and not enough
on the points of intersection.
Yet even as conservatives in the last two decades have made notable strides in access to influential cultural institutions in entertainment and the media, the influence of
civil society and nonpolitical
leaders on public opinion is still underappreciated.
In their statement, Catholic bishops accused American political
leaders of launching «an attack
on civil society.»
The historian of non-violence, William Robert Miller, says that the first explicit reference to non-violence in the Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott came from a white librarian, Juliette Morgan, who compared the boycott to Gandhi's salt march in a letter to the Montgomery Advertiser
on December 12, 1955.35 The development of non-violent strategies in the
civil rights movement of the 1950's and 60's arose partly from belief in pacifism as an expression of love in the Fellowship of Reconciliation and
Society of Friends from whom many
leaders of the movement for racial justice came.
A new report
on behalf of Champions 12.3 — a unique coalition of
leaders across government, business and
civil society who are dedicated to achieving Target 12.3 — assesses our progress so far.
The report, aptly named The Business Case for Reducing Food Loss and Waste, was released
on behalf of Champions 12.3, a coalition of nearly 40
leaders across business, government and
civil society who are dedicated to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals» Target 12.3 to halve food waste and cut food loss by 2030.
On Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 30 CEOs, government ministers, global institution executives, and civil society leaders announced the launch of the latest full - scale attack on global food waste: an all - sector collaboration aimed at increasing political and social momentum to achieve Target 12.3 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs
On Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 30 CEOs, government ministers, global institution executives, and
civil society leaders announced the launch of the latest full - scale attack
on global food waste: an all - sector collaboration aimed at increasing political and social momentum to achieve Target 12.3 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs
on global food waste: an all - sector collaboration aimed at increasing political and social momentum to achieve Target 12.3 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The new publication, SDG Target 12.3
on Food Loss and Waste: 2016 Progress Report, was released
on behalf of Champions 12.3, a unique coalition of
leaders from government, business and
civil society around the world dedicated to inspiring ambition, mobilizing action, and accelerating progress toward achieving SDG Target 12.3.
Speaking at a colloquium
on Peaceful Election in Accra, Dr. Chambas also called
on civil society, religious
leaders and traditional authorities to assume their role in this national endeavour.
This is based
on interviews with over 100 Libyans between politicians, activists,
civil society leaders, and individuals over the past three years in Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, Italy and the UK.
Civil society leaders who spoke at the forum called
on the Commission to improve its prevention awareness campaign by creating communication strategies that will motivate the masses to join the anti corruption crusade.
Alan taught the first - ever college course
on digital politics (1995), created and built the Center for American Progress's social media program (2007 - 13) and has trained more than 15,000 people across the world in digital & social media strategy, including
civil society leaders across the Arab world in 2009; key staff at leading advocacy groups and news media outlets; Members of Congress and their staff; as well as political and business
leaders from several countries, including a couple future kings.
The pair, Miss Lois Boahemaa who is a JHS «2» student of Modern Preparatory School at Jema and Master Abubakari Osman who is in form «3» at D / A Junior High School (JHS) at Pramposo have therefore called
on the government, district assemblies,
civil society organizations, parents, traditional and religious
leaders to work collectively to eliminate things that impede the rights and safety of children.
Reacting to the development, a
civil society organisation, the Civil Society Network Against Corruption, condemned Okorocha for not only directing an Imo monarch to confer a traditional title on Zuma, but also unveiling a «giant» statue of the South African leader «in a conspicuous place in Owerri.&r
civil society organisation, the Civil Society Network Against Corruption, condemned Okorocha for not only directing an Imo monarch to confer a traditional title on Zuma, but also unveiling a «giant» statue of the South African leader «in a conspicuous place in Owerri.
society organisation, the
Civil Society Network Against Corruption, condemned Okorocha for not only directing an Imo monarch to confer a traditional title on Zuma, but also unveiling a «giant» statue of the South African leader «in a conspicuous place in Owerri.&r
Civil Society Network Against Corruption, condemned Okorocha for not only directing an Imo monarch to confer a traditional title on Zuma, but also unveiling a «giant» statue of the South African leader «in a conspicuous place in Owerri.
Society Network Against Corruption, condemned Okorocha for not only directing an Imo monarch to confer a traditional title
on Zuma, but also unveiling a «giant» statue of the South African
leader «in a conspicuous place in Owerri.»
Similarly, the Commission would meet with
leaders of the political parties
on Tuesday and conclude its series of meetings with the media and
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
on Wednesday.
Civil Society Groups in the Volta Region a have marked this year's International Democracy Day with a call
on President Akufo - Addo and
leaders of the various Regional bodies to intervene in the crisis in Togo.
«We call
on the government, media and
civil society representatives, and local and religious
leaders, to reject and condemn hate speech and incitement to violence unequivocally and in the strongest possible terms.»
Some of Hungary's biggest opposition
leaders, antigovernment newspapers and NGOs have pulled back after voters back the prime minister and his pledges to crack down
on civil society.
This was disclosed yesterday by the Senate
Leader, Senator Ali Ndume, who represented the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, when a
civil society group, Centre for Social Justice, CSJ, led by Barrister Eze Onyekpere submitted a report
on MTEF to the Senate.
This is where I wish to call
on all of us, especially our Chiefs and Queen Mothers, religious and opinion
leaders,
civil society organisations, private sector operators, to rise up to the challenge and help make a difference this time around,» President Akufo - Addo said at the launch of the event.
During their stay in Ghana, the observers will participate in briefings
on the Ghanaian political and electoral processes from Ghanaian experts, political
leaders, election administrators, representatives of
civil society, as well as NDI staff.
COP 22, which will be attended by representatives from 197 countries including world
leaders, environment ministers, government officials as well as a wide range of representatives from
civil society and the private sector, is the first meeting of State Parties since the entry into force of the landmark Paris Agreement
on November 4, 2016.
This year, a record number of
leaders from government,
civil society, indigenous groups, business and academia converged
on Oahu to discuss a «planet at a crossroads.»
The Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) is a growing alliance that brings together trade unions, INGOs, the women's and youth movements, community and faith groups and others to call for action from world
leaders in the global North and South to meet their promises to end poverty and inequality.GCAP's main aim is to achieve policy and practice changes that will improve the lives of people living in poverty.GCAP adds to existing campaigning
on poverty by forming diverse, inclusive national platforms that are able to open up
civil society space and advocate more effectively than individual organisations would be able to do
on their own.
Ministers from across the world will join
leaders from
civil society and multi-lateral agencies to address school - related homophobic and transphobic violence at an International Ministerial Meeting hosted by UNESCO
on 17 - 18 May.
It has been created ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in April, where
leaders, business,
civil society and young people from around the world will gather in London to focus
on a common future and helping ensure every young person can access a world - class education.
Titled «Creating a Regional Framework for Prosperity and Peace through Public - Private Cooperation», the 2015 World Economic Forum
on the Middle East and North Africa bring together more than 800 key government, business, and
civil society leaders from the region and beyond, to support a comprehensive and forward - looking vision for prosperity and peace.
Dr. Cairns is coordinator of the Nexus Network, an interdisciplinary initiative funded by the ESRC bringing together researchers, policy makers, business
leaders and
civil society to develop collaborative projects and improve decision making
on food, energy, water and the environment.
As I write this, I'm
on board a flight from Seoul, South Korea, to San Francisco, California,
on my way home to Boston, having spent the week of Harvard spring break meeting with senior government officials, academics, and
leaders of
civil society in Tokyo and Seoul
on behalf of the Harvard Project
on International Climate Agreements.
At the close of the Forum, Kyte and Mahama were joined
on the stage by dozens of
leaders from government, business, academia,
civil society and other groups who over the two days had made new action pledges.
Amid continuing criticism against the outline agreement that came out of the UN Conference
on Sustainable Development last week in Rio de Janeiro, a group of
civil society leaders have... Read More
Ban, the UN secretary general, has invited top political, business and
civil society leaders to his headquarters
on 23 September.
If we as outside
civil society groups can shift the narrative to focus
on the issues that are not being addressed by our
leaders in the negotiations, then there is a greater chance that those inside may listen, if not now at least in the future.
DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA — Today —
Civil society leaders from across Africa, with support from global movements, launched a letter to climate negotiators that warns that focusing
on launching a new mandate at the Durban talks risks backtracking
on promises to the poor and the planet.
WEDO, along with the Council of Women World
Leaders and the Heinrich Boell Foundation will be co-hosting a roundtable event
on Friday to be led by former Irish president Mary Robinson and ex-Norwegian prime minister Gro Harlem Brundtland — intrepidly described as the «the first ever global gathering of high - level government, U.N. and
civil society organizations»
on climate change issues.
This is the time for
civil society to come together across the globe; to unite with one voice and put pressure
on world
leaders to commit to personally attending the Copenhagen talks and sign a deal that is Fair, Ambitious and Binding.
In many other ways, he has been at the forefront of these issues and a
leader in the profession of law: He is a founding director of the Centre for the Legal Profession and has been a member of the steering committee of Ontario's joint
civil legal needs study, and served as research director for the Law
Society of Upper Canada's task force
on the independence of the bar.
«The Canadian Forum
on Civil Justice is considered a leader in interdisciplinary research on civil justice,» says Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professor Lesley Jacobs, who teaches law & society and political science and is the director of the Y
Civil Justice is considered a
leader in interdisciplinary research
on civil justice,» says Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professor Lesley Jacobs, who teaches law & society and political science and is the director of the Y
civil justice,» says Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professor Lesley Jacobs, who teaches law &
society and political science and is the director of the YCPPL.
The World Justice Project is pleased to be in Jarkata, Indonesia
on 19 - 21 January, 2015, for a country workshop bringing together a wide range of invited stakeholders — including
leaders from business, academia,
civil society and government — from across Indonesia to assess current rule of law challenges and opportunities.
On October 24 2015, Senegalese NGO CONAF — the National Committee for Literacy and Training — convened
civil society representatives, public health practitioners, village chiefs,
civil registry officials, and religious
leaders at the launch ceremony for its program to improve women and children's access to
civil registry in the region of Diourbel.