Following the introduction of the Global Partnership for Ocean Wave Energy Technology by Stakeholder Forum’s Charles Nouhan at the 2019 Global Multi-Stakeholders SIDS Partnerships Dialogue, the partnership was invited to speak once again at...
by Tomer Chen, Martin & Ottaway, SF’s Global Partnership for Ocean Wave Energy Technology Partner This week and next, July 7th to 16th, the United Nations holds the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development...
Stakeholder Forum has received a four-month grant to support the early activities of the Global Forum for National SDG Advisory Bodies from Finland.
Stakeholder Forum presented the Global Forum for National SDG Advisory Bodies to Member States at the VNR knowledge exchange meeting organized by UN DESA and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 20 November 2019 in Oslo, Norway.
Stakeholder Forum’s Associate Leida Rijnhout served as facilitator for the Major Groups and other Stakeholders at the third session of the Ad Hoc Open-Ended Expert Group on Marine Litter and Microplastics, 18 – 22 November 2019, Bangkok, Thailand.
Member States of the UN are discussing options for establishing a Global Pact for the Environment, seeking to unify international environmental law principles. If adopted, the Global Pact would codify key environmental rights and duties as well as fill gaps in international environmental legislation.
Stakeholder Forum has become a member of SDG Watch Europe. SDG Watch Europe is a broad, cross-sectoral, civil society alliance which aims to ensure that the EU and its Member States meet all of the Sustainable Development Goals and targets, within Europe and externally.
We are delighted to announce that Leida Rijnhout has joined Stakeholder Forum as an Associate. Leida Rijnhout is member of the EU Multi Stakeholder Platform on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, and she is the initiator of SDG Watch Europe and is member of its Steering group.
Stakeholder Forum is glad to have been able to provide a substantial grant to UKSSD, supporting their National Plan for United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals implementation in the United Kingdom.
The Earth System Governance Project and Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future are very pleased to announce that they have joined forces in a global partnership to jointly work towards better governance for global sustainability.