Common Agenda consultation 1: "Accelerating and scaling up the Sustainable Development Goals, leaving no-one behind"

Second panel discussion on the second day of the informal thematic consultations convened by Abdulla Shahid, President of the 76th session of the General Assembly, to provide the Secretary-General with an opportunity to inform Member States on the thinking regarding the follow-up to the "Our Common Agenda" report, and to allow Member States the opportunity to further consider the various proposals, options and potential means of implementation.

• Categories: Meetings & Events / General Assembly
• Video Length: 02:53:23
• Production Date: 11 February 2022
• Asset Language: Original; Arabic; Chinese; English; French; Russian; Spanish
• Personal Subject: FLEMING, MELISSA
• Subject Topical: 2030 AGENDA; CIVIL SOCIETY; CORONAVIRUS DISEASE - COVID 19; EMPLOYMENT; HUMAN RIGHTS; INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION; LEADERSHIP; LOCAL GOVERNMENT; MULTILATERALISM; SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL JUSTICE; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS; YOUTH
• MAMS Id: 2709320
• Parent Id: 2708382

Description

Panel discussions with participation of relevant stakeholders, including the private sector, young people, academia and civil society representatives.

(Part 4/4) Accelerating and scaling up the SDGs, leaving no-one behind, Cluster 1 - General Assembly, Informal thematic consultations as a follow-up to the report of the Secretary-General entitled "Our Common Agenda", 76th session

The first thematic cluster (10-11 February 2022) entitled "Accelerating and scaling up the SDGs, leaving no-one behind" will primarily cover inter alia [proposals in chapters II and III of the Common Agenda report, including] paragraphs 19 (social contract), 28 (fund for social protection), 29 (informal economy), 30 (World Social Summit), 31 (transformative gender measures), 32 (CSW), 34 (human rights mechanisms), 36 (legal identity), 46 (youth in politics), 47 (youth office, youth engagement), 49 (education summit), 51 (job creation), 80 (just transition) and 112 (UN Development System).