Launch of the Young Leaders for the SDGs
The UN Envoy on Youth is excited to announce that the next class of Young Leaders for the SDGs will be held on Sept. 21, 2022, with the support of a High-Level Selection Committee.
The UN Envoy on Youth is excited to announce that the next class of Young Leaders for the SDGs will be held on Sept. 21, 2022, with the support of a High-Level Selection Committee.
This event will explore recent research by Christian Aid on how COVID-19 has shrunk civic space, the latest CIVICUS analysis in the 2022 SOCS (State of Civil Society) report, and share ideas and plans for countering this trend.
This event will focus on the status of sustainable investing among asset owners by featuring addresses and panel discussions led and informed by asset owner representatives from around the world.
The World Woman Future Forum at UNGA 77 will call for action to solve the global challenges ranging from lack of equal opportunity, gender disparities in healthcare, and underrepresentation in STEM.
The Pledging Session is the culminating moment of the Fight for What Counts campaign when the partnership comes together to pledge towards the ambitious financial goal of raising at least US$18 billion to prevent 450 million new infections over 3 years and save 20 million more lives.
Save your spot to be a part of bridging the funding gap affecting reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health services.
This event will focus on COVID-19 vaccinations and routine childhood immunizations, and will explore many other global health topics.
Over two days, Devex will convene conversations for a series of interviews and workshops that ask the tough questions and dig into opportunities for progress.
In this virtual experience, the youth will share about their identities, their experiences, and the barriers they face regarding equality, non-discrimination and respect for human rights.
This session will focus on setting targets for future job and skill access; scaling up money for clean infrastructure, resilient food systems, and smart technologies; rethinking how we invest in a fairer, greener, and cleaner global economy; and shifting political and business strategies from debate to delivery.