A background paper for the consultation on Stockholm+50 organised as Consultation 4 during the Global Major Groups and Stakeholders’ Forum, the GMGFC, February 9 – 11, 2021, a preparatory meeting for the first session...
On Monday, 14 September 2020, Stakeholder Forum launched the first in its sdg2030 Series reports: The Future of the High-level Political Forum – Fit for Purpose? The future of the United Nations High-Level Political...
Paper written by Jan-Gustav Strandenaes, explaining the meaning of the different paragraphs found in UN GA Resolution 67/290 which gave the mandate to the HLPF and looking at the wide range of obligations with which HLPF has to work.
Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future presents a guide for Major Groups and relevant Stakeholders to help their engagement towards UNEA-5
Written and co-edited by David Banisar, Jamie Bartram, Marianne Beisheim, Steven Bernstein, Claire Blanchard, Elizabeth Dirth, Felix Dodds, Michael K. Dorsey, Jorge Fernandez-Quintela, Elizabeth Hege, Meriem El Hilali, Anne Kahl, Hyemi Kim, Verena Klinge-Dering, Gary Lawrence, Samuel Victor Makwe, Quinn McKew, Felipe Morgado, Ingeborg Niestroy, Gastón Ocampo, Cristina Popescu, Felipe Victoria, and Ruben Zondervan.
Position Paper of Civil Society Organisations present at the 3rd Substantive Meeting on a Global pact for the Environment.
Stakeholder Forum has contributed to Think 2030 by producing a paper on “Advancing Sustainable Development Goals within Europe and Globally: The Role of the EU”.
Including Means of implementation, Green economies for sustainable development, Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development (IFSD), The post-2015 development agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), The 10-year framework of programmes on sustainable consumption and production patterns (10YFP)
Stakeholder Forum was commissioned by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to undertake a rapid new study to better understand the implications of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for Developed Countries, since this aspect has tended to receive less attention in the international discussions.
It is widely accepted that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) require implementation that is both universal and integrated; every country must pursue policies which coherently span the economic, environmental and social aspects of the sustainable development agenda to ensure the best results…