Agenda 2030: Varför vänta? Vi kan nå långt till 2022!
Event Information
Description
Lansering av 2022 Initiativet i Stockholm
- Anders Wijkman, ordf Romklubben, ledamot KVA, KSLA mm
- Jan Mårtenson, en av de huvudansvariga på Stockholmskonferensen 1972
- Ulrika Modéer, statssekreterare hos Isabella Lövin, minister för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete och klimat
- Björn Fondén, Sveriges Ungdomsrepresentant, Agenda 2030 High Level Political Forum 2017
- Sona Rashid, LSU
- Katarina Luhr, miljöborgarråd, Stockholms Stad
- Mattias Goldmann, Fores
- Erik Svedlund, Atlas Copco
- Janne Lundh, Peas on Earth
- Camilla Byrinder, Qualifare'
- Annika Lindström, RISE
- Stefan Farestam, CareChain
- Göran Gennvi, Naturakademin Learning Lab
- Rishab Khanna, Initiatives of Change
- Per Hörberg, Initiativ Samutveckling
- Erik Ottosson, SignTrace
- Peter Åberg, ordförande, Stockholms Läns FN Distrikt
- Helena Lindemark, medgrundare 2022 Initiative
- Mia Kleregård, moderator
Program
13.00 Agenda 2030: Storytelling om det hållbara samhället
Hur berättar vi historien om det hållbara samhället? Från före Stockholmskonferensen till idag och framåt. Hur för vi historien vidare och skapar en hållbar framtid?
Vi knyter ihop historien med nutid och framtid. Medverkar gör bl a Jan Mårtenson, ansvarig för Stockholmskonferensen 1972, Anders Wijkman och unga som jobbar med frågorna idag som Björn Fondén och Sona Rashid, LSU.
14.30 Fika och fortsatt storytelling
15.00 Agenda 2030: Många lösningar finns redan
Kan bio-ekonomi, cirkulär ekonomi, digitalisering och Peas on Earth lösa klimatet och andra globala mål?
Efter inspirationstalare från näringsliv, forskning, civilsamhälle och offentlig sektor hittar vi tillsammans lösningar på de globala målen i en workshop.
16.30 Agenda 2030: Hur löser vi Mål 17 – Samverkan?
Fokus: partnerskap och ”Leave no one behind”. Hur kan vi använda vår gemensamma hjärnkraft för att skapa samhällen för alla?
Efter inspirationstalare och workshop avslutas dagen med reflektioner från Ulrika Modéer, statssekreterare hos Isabella Lövin, minister för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete och klimat.
18.00 - 20.00 Fortsatt co-creation och mingel – Nu kör vi igång 17-kampen!
Agenda 2030: Varför vänta? 2022 Hållbarhet i Halvtid & Stockholmskonferensen +50!
Fortsatt co-creation och mingel och skapande av "Måltavlan för de Globala Målen"
Vi bjuder på bubbel och tilltugg.
Lanseringen arrangeras av 2022 Initiative, Hållbar Utveckling Sverige AB, i samarbete med:
Smart City Sweden, Stockholms Läns FN-Distrikt, Society for Organizational Learning (SoL Sweden), Initiativ Samutveckling, Initiatives of Change Sweden, Stockholms Innovatörskrets (STIK), RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, NAV Sweden, Nacka Gymnasium, Fores, LSU - Sveriges Ungdomsorganisationer, Globträdet och Nordic Sustainable Development Foundation (under bildande).
Eventet sponsras av:
Max Burgers och God Dryck
Varmt välkommen!
Organiser 2022 Initiative Foundation
Organiser of Agenda 2030: Varför vänta? Vi kan nå långt till 2022!
The 2022 Initiative – Interim Target for Agenda 2030
The 2022 Initiative aims to accelerate the work on Agenda 2030 and the climate in Sweden and globally through a vision and interim goal until 2022 and by encouraging action for conferences and Sustainability Games in Stockholm and around the world in June 2022.
Why? – Increased pace and Sweden as a role model and international driving force
Agenda 2030 and the Paris Agreement provide great opportunities for the future of humanity. But we face a major problem: The implementation is much too slow. If we want to reach the Global Goals by 2030, we need to speed up the process, but the year 2030 is by many felt to be too far away to create a sense of urgency and engagement for action now. Interim or ”Halfway Home” targets can make us increase the pace.
The year 2022 marks halfway to 2030 since the decision of both Agenda 2030 and the Paris Agreement. It is also the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment held in Stockholm 1972, the world’s first UN conference on sustainable development. Sweden and the Nordic countries rank high on the SDG Index and are seen as role models internationally within sustainability.
The idea that Sweden could propose a midterm follow-up of the 2030 Agenda in 2022 is something that senior representatives within the UN have expressed their support for, e.g. Jan Eliasson. Also, leaders in Swedish industry have stated that the 2022 Initiative is well in line with what basically the whole of the Swedish business sector would like to see. In short, we have both a responsibility and great opportunities to show leadership. The proposal could possibly be made together with other Nordic countries.
A project in three parts – overall outline:
Localizing the Agenda – Making it the People’s Agenda to tell the story and co-create sustainable societies à Before, during and after the Stockholm Conference – 2022, 2026, 2030 and beyond
Physical & digital meeting places – Co-creation & partnership around solutions
- Digital platform för solutions, cooperation, experience-sharing & learning
- Gamification – for increased action and involvement
Halfway in Agenda 2030 & the Paris Agreement & Stockholm Conference +50
5-16 June 2022: Conferences in Stockholm and around the world, connected digitally for ”glocal” sustainable development. Invite countries to possibly the first ever digital UN Glocal Conference, leaving no one behind à Sustainability Games in “Best for the World” and Kick-off for 2026 and 2030
Brief about current situation and ongoing work for implementation
The initiative is today managed through the 2022 Initiative Foundation, a member of UNSDSN. The idea started in 2014 in conjuction with the establishment of Sustainable Development Sweden AB. In order to make the initiative a reality, collaboration is required nationally, regionally and locally in Sweden as well as on an international level. The county administrative boards of Sweden have decided that they are positive towards a 2022 Initiative and a UN conference in Stockholm in 2022. Work is also under way to anchor the initiative nationally within the Government and Parliament, as well as within municipalities, regions, business, and civil society.
