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The next three years, 2013 to 2015, will demonstrate another circus of
UN global agenda setting and reactions from the civil society and rest of the stakeholders.
Not exact matches
Our work is cut out for us, as clearly demonstrated in the Sustainable Development
agenda adopted by the
UN General Assembly in 2015 — and perhaps just as much by the
global political developments of 2016.
This year, the
UN will adopt the Sustainable Development Goals in September to be the
global agenda for action for the coming fifteen years.
The internet revolution of the mid-1990s, the mushrooming of partnerships and of informal transnational governance networks (grouping multibillion dollar foundations, like - minded politicians, NGOs, representatives of the world of finance, enterprises, academics...), globalisation under all its forms and the decentralisation and regionalisation strategy of the
UN effectively brought the
global agenda to the regional, national and local levels.
The Action Plan contributes to the
UN Secretary - General's
Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, and helps to highlight preterm birth as a global priority, particularly for inclusion within the post-2015 sustainable development a
Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, and helps to highlight preterm birth as a
global priority, particularly for inclusion within the post-2015 sustainable development a
global priority, particularly for inclusion within the post-2015 sustainable development
agenda.
8) Make democracy matter on the
global stage A public citizen's campaign should put on the
agenda the idea that voting rights at the
UN general assembly should depend on democratic legitimacy at home.
The
UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals are aimed at achieving equality, securing
global peace and ending extreme poverty — an ambitious
agenda that will require a wide - range of conditions to be met.
It also highlights the
global emergence of this field that the European Union has recently announced a new Science Advice Mechanism (SAM) and that UNESCO is taking a leading role in better connecting science to policy in the context of the
Agenda 2030 and now carries a mandate to serve as the Secretariat for the Scientific Advisory Board of the
UN Secretary General.
Despite the innovative education concepts of
Global Citizenship Education (GCE) and Education for Sustainable Development, Economic Citizenship Education (ECE) has not yet been considered as a key component within the discussions on the
UN Post 2015 Development
Agenda.
In May 2015, Chiefs of State and Ministries of Education of the
UN countries, as well representatives of
global civil society organizations, universities, entrepreneurs and media will meet in the city of Incheon, South Korea, to discuss and firm a commitment with the realization of the 4th Sustainable Development Goal of the post 2015
Agenda: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote life - long learning opportunities for all.
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Indeed, the
UN finally dropped environmentalism as the top rationale for its
agenda, saying in the final agreement that poverty was now the «greatest
global challenge facing the world today.»
«Climate change» has nothing, at all, to do with science or the environment and everything to do with a socialist
agenda to resdistribute the worlds wealth under the control of the
UN and its
global elites.
In this area, the key objectives of the
UN System are: to promote active climate change collaboration of local governments and their associations in
global, regional and national networks; to enhance policy dialogue so that the urban dimension of climate change is firmly established on the
agenda; and to foster the implementation of awareness, education, and capacity building strategies.
* True - believers are obsessed with «dangerous manmade climate change» — to justify and obscure their real
agenda: a new world economic order to replace capitalism,
global wealth redistribution, and
UN control of development, livelihoods and living standards, for rich, poor and emerging nations alike.
This is an excellent book that shows the IPCC for exactly what it is, i.e. another corrupt
UN agency that is using taxpayer money from the western countries that sponsor it, to further its own political
agenda by using
global warming as a pretext.
Delingpole and Monckton are the two most prominent critics of the political
agenda of the
Global warming cartels and the
UN.
This statement will provide insight on water issues, also as they relate to other major forthcoming
global events on development, such as the
UN General Assembly's anticipated confirmation of the Sustainable Development Goals for the post-2015 Development
Agenda and the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties (COP21) on Climate Change, amongst others.
The
UN and the IPCC have pursued a political
agenda that has relied extensively on fear - mongering about catastrophic
global warming and climate change.
The
UN's IPCC and its coterie of green - sharia «scientists» have long pursued a political
agenda that requires all climate change and
global warming to be a result of human CO2 emissions, and in addition, any solar impact on temperatures is absolutely minimal - yet, the empirical evidence does not support said political
agenda, including the BEST maximum temperature dataset
UN Agenda 21 —
global action plan for sustainable development into the 21st century: 238 Australian councils currently operate
UN's
Agenda 21 Sustainable Development program through ICLEI Oceania:
The
UN's climate front is just a part of the overall
UN «
Agenda 21», which is the sustainability program and the biodiversity program... But the biggest one's the UN agenda for global governance.&
Agenda 21», which is the sustainability program and the biodiversity program... But the biggest one's the
UN agenda for global governance.&
agenda for
global governance.»
Biodiversity is moving up the
global development
agenda, following a major meeting of policymakers at the 12th Conference of Parties (COP12) to the
UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
This will be guided in particular by the
Global Strategy for the EU's Foreign and Security Policy, the
UN's 2030
Agenda and Africa's
Agenda 2063, allowing sufficient time to engage with EU Member States and African partners in view of establishing joint priorities and actions for the Summit and beyond.