UN Global Sustainable Development Forum | South Korea 2019

About UN Global Sustainable Development Forum

The Sustainable Development Transformation Forum (SDTF), led by the UN Office for Sustainable Development, unites policymakers, academics, and stakeholders to drive progress on the UN’s 2030 Agenda. It focuses on building strategic foresight, systems thinking, and resilience to address global challenges like poverty and climate change. Through interactive sessions, it promotes innovative solutions and partnerships for advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The tribute from a lead organiser confirms exactly what they were encouraged to believe would happen. It did, thereby defying any inevitable caution and scepticism.

“We were all very grateful both for your “interview” and the presentation of TtU, both of which energised the participants and led to their citing you or your ideas almost incessantly thereafter. I believe the presentation jolted them somewhat into, indeed, thinking the unthinkable and drew them out of their sometimes cosy attitude to what needs to be done or, rather, how it needs to be done.”


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