Imagining a just and sustainable future beyond 2030
by Gabriele KoehlerDear colleagues and friends,
Some of us were involved with the MDGs, many of us with the SDGs.
Although discussions on what might follow on from the Agenda 2030 aren't
officially beginning til a special session at the UN General Assembly
September 2027, many reflections are underway already, by G77
countries, by the EU, by academics and civil society.
by Gabriele KoehlerDear colleagues and friends,
Some of us were involved with the MDGs, many of us with the SDGs.
Although discussions on what might follow on from the Agenda 2030 aren't
officially beginning til a special session at the UN General Assembly
September 2027, many reflections are underway already, by G77
countries, by the EU, by academics and civil society.
Here some related pieces - please click the blue text:
Thoughts by Catherine Mbengue and me on using the human rights
conventions such as the CRC to get more traction on the SDG+ targets
My review of forward looking ideas that recent global social justice
reports offer (I can email you the text if you don't have access)
And, on the need to regulate global value chains in a binding fashion
for human rights, labour standards, the environment and of course child
rights my piece in the policy repository of the human rights movement
Thoughts by Catherine Mbengue and me on using the human rights
conventions such as the CRC to get more traction on the SDG+ targets
My review of forward looking ideas that recent global social justice
reports offer (I can email you the text if you don't have access)
And, on the need to regulate global value chains in a binding fashion
for human rights, labour standards, the environment and of course child
rights my piece in the policy repository of the human rights movement
Would be lovely to hear people's thoughts and activities.
Best, Gabriele (ex ROSA)
Best, Gabriele (ex ROSA)

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