Kickstarting the Decade of Action, launching the 2022 Initiative in Davos 2020
| Time for Action NOW! TOMORROW IS TOO LATE! – In 2022 we’re halfway in the 2030 Agenda. We need to be halfway in the implementation! |
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A conversation with Jakob Trollbäck, who designed the SDG logos and is the Founder + Chief Creative Officer of The New Division; he will be joined by Inge Relph (Executive Director at GlobalChoices.org), Helena Lindemark (Founder, 2022 Initiative Foundation and Sustainable Development Sweden AB) and Isabelle Axelsson (Spokesperson Fridays For Future)
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To accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and hold today’s leaders accountable, we need milestones and Interim Targets.
The year 2022 is halfway to 2030. 2022 is also the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment held in Stockholm 1972, the world’s first UN conference on sustainable development, and 50 years since the formation of UNEP (today UN Environment).
Through milestones, Interim Targets, a simplified way of understanding the SDGs, combined with tangible KPIs and digital solutions to track progress, we can speed up the process.
Seminar and workshop for participants to sign up for concrete action and setting brave targets until 2022. Official launch of the 2022 Initiative.
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Programme
14:00 Introduction Helena Lindemark, 2022 Initiative Foundation (10 min)
14:15 – 15:15 Panel discussion and interaction with the audience:
Jakob Trollbäck, The universal language of the SDGs and the need for action now
Isabelle Axelsson, Demand for ACTION from and for future generations
Inge Relph,– We are in a global crisis – it’s time for action now.
Johan Falk, We need an Exponential Roadmap!
Panel and workshop with questions to the panel and the participants, using www.menti.com
15:20 Closing remarks – How far can we get till 2022? And what are you going to do?
15.30 End of event
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For further details, please contact Marcelo Garcia (Wisdom House Founder); marcelo@wisdomaccelerator.org
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