This event will highlight expert opinions from tech, academia, and counterterrorism practitioners. Panelists will discuss current terrorist and violent extremist adversarial threat around E2EE, and what this means for ensuring the safety of E2EE services before opening up to an audience discussion.
The Clinton Foundation is bringing the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) back to UNGA this year, and it will take place on September 19-20, with an emphasis on entrepreneurship, education, and youth voices.
The event will help drive understanding and support around pandemic innovations and initiatives, and highlight the extent to which we need to sustain and expand investments in innovation, prioritize equity in preparedness discussions, and facilitate greater collaboration across sectors and geographies.
This side event aims at contributing to the ongoing dialogue about the need to put gender equality and women’s rights at the center of the UN reform and the implementation of Our Common Agenda.
The event will explore positive examples of public private partnerships (PPPs) and middle-income country introduction case studies that have enabled and strengthened sustainable health delivery systems guided by the core principles of universal health coverage (UHC) in affordability, effectiveness and equity.
We have the tech, tools and cash. So why is the gap between what people say and what they do getting wider? How is progress on halving emissions being slowed down? What, and who, is stopping us from “Getting It Done”? Commitments won’t deliver themselves. We must follow through on promises, and we need to show the world how.
Join us on as we launch the findings of the Powering Jobs Census 2022: The Energy Access Workforce, which compiles findings from a comprehensive survey conducted across five countries (Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda).
This ICSD side event will showcase the highlights of the the Center for Sustainable Development summer program to share some of the core educational elements of the climate and sustainability storytelling with the use of StoryMaps, creative writing skills, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)-based lesson planning and educational tools that facilitate telling a compelling climate and sustainability story from diverse local perspectives, and all speaking to sustainable development & SDGs.
This event will be an important moment to reflect on one year of accountability and progress on the Generation Equality journey and to announce key developments.
Goals House will be at UNGA 77, bringing together a community of internationally renowned activists, thinkers, political figures and business leaders that convene at global moments, united in the drive to achieve the UN SDGs.
