[:de]The UNSSC Knowledge Centre for Sustainable Development joins the world in celebrating the entry into force of the Paris Agreement on climate change on November 4, just before COP22! The Paris Agreement is not a “climate agreement” alone. Rather, it represents some 30+ years of evolution in international policy response to the global development agenda.
Working towards sustainable development profoundly challenges the way development partners act, and requires enhanced multi-sectoral as well as cross-institutional integration. This challenges us to fundamentally question how we collaborate with others across sectors, how we ensure that the effects of our work are inclusive and how we catalyze outcomes that generate impact across the different pillars of sustainable development in the long term.
In this update, we want to share with you the following information:
- UNSSC Blog: Sustainable Development – What is there to know and why should we care?
- 2017 Learning Opportunities in the context of Agenda 2030: the 2017 Course Overview
- Our Upcoming Courses:
o UN Catalytic Support to South-South & Triangular Cooperation in Implementing the Agenda 2030
o Leveraging Big Data for Sustainable Development
o Communicating as One (French version)
o Close the Loop – SDG 12 Online Course
o Foundational Course on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development – What is there to know and frankly – why should we care?
The 2030 Agenda calls for fundamental transformation in a number of ways: beyond the specific goals, which are a result of a political process and compromise, it calls for new approaches to the way we identify needs and opportunities and the partners who need to be engaged to address them. In a world where social, environmental and economic challenges spread with little respect for national borders and where conflicts are not managed within national boundaries, governments can’t do the job alone. Read the full blog article here.
2017 Learning Opportunities in the context of Agenda 2030
Are you planning to learn more about Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development in 2017? Whether you want to take an introductory course, discuss approaches to partnerships, stakeholder engagement, big data or leadership in the context of Agenda 2030 or request a customised training organised in a castle by the Rhine river, the UNSSC Knowledge Centre offers these opportunities – and more. You can browse our 2017 Course Overview here.[:en]The UNSSC Knowledge Centre for Sustainable Development joins the world in celebrating the entry into force of the Paris Agreement on climate change on November 4, just before COP22! The Paris Agreement is not a “climate agreement” alone. Rather, it represents some 30+ years of evolution in international policy response to the global development agenda.
Working towards sustainable development profoundly challenges the way development partners act, and requires enhanced multi-sectoral as well as cross-institutional integration. This challenges us to fundamentally question how we collaborate with others across sectors, how we ensure that the effects of our work are inclusive and how we catalyze outcomes that generate impact across the different pillars of sustainable development in the long term.
In this update, we want to share with you the following information:
- UNSSC Blog: Sustainable Development – What is there to know and why should we care?
- 2017 Learning Opportunities in the context of Agenda 2030: the 2017 Course Overview
- Our Upcoming Courses:
o UN Catalytic Support to South-South & Triangular Cooperation in Implementing the Agenda 2030
o Leveraging Big Data for Sustainable Development
o Communicating as One (French version)
o Close the Loop – SDG 12 Online Course
o Foundational Course on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development – What is there to know and frankly – why should we care?
The 2030 Agenda calls for fundamental transformation in a number of ways: beyond the specific goals, which are a result of a political process and compromise, it calls for new approaches to the way we identify needs and opportunities and the partners who need to be engaged to address them. In a world where social, environmental and economic challenges spread with little respect for national borders and where conflicts are not managed within national boundaries, governments can’t do the job alone. Read the full blog article here.
2017 Learning Opportunities in the context of Agenda 2030
Are you planning to learn more about Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development in 2017? Whether you want to take an introductory course, discuss approaches to partnerships, stakeholder engagement, big data or leadership in the context of Agenda 2030 or request a customised training organised in a castle by the Rhine river, the UNSSC Knowledge Centre offers these opportunities – and more. You can browse our 2017 Course Overview here.[:]