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The Sustainable Development Solutions Network mobilizes scientific and technical expertise from academia, civil society, and the private sector in support of sustainable development problem solving at local, national, and global scales.
Networks in Action Promo - Julianna Gil
SDSN’s biennial Networks in Action (NiA) report presents innovative solutions and partnerships led by SDSN’s national and regional networks to accelerate progress on sustainable development.
Hear from Julianna Gil, Program Manager for the Networks Program, about the report, including a highlight from the Americas region.
Hear from Julianna Gil, Program Manager for the Networks Program, about the report, including a highlight from the Americas region.
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Networks in Action Report 2024 Promo - Amirah Majid
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SDSN’s biennial Networks in Action (NiA) report presents innovative solutions and partnerships led by SDSN’s national and regional networks to accelerate progress on sustainable development. Hear from Amirah Majid, Senior Manager for the Networks Program, about the report, including a highlight from the Asia-Pacific region. Read the report - www.unsdsn.org/resources/networks-in-action-report-2024/
Networks in Action Report 2024 Promo - Gaëlle Descloîtres
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The Sustainable Development Solutions Network is proud to announce the release of the 2024 Networks in Action (NiA) report a biennial report published by SDSN’s Networks Program that presents innovative solutions and partnerships led by SDSN’s national and regional networks to accelerate progress on sustainable development. The 2024 edition features 43 national and regional SDSN networks and th...
Conversation with Alfred de Zayas, Building a Just World Order
zhlédnutí 3,8KPřed dnem
Join Professor Jeffrey Sachs and Dr. Alfred de Zayas as they discuss de Zayas’s book, Building a Just World Order which delves into the possibility of a democratic and equitable international order, essential for sustainable development and the welfare of future generations Together, they explore the work of Dr. Alfred de Zayas, the first Independent Expert on a Democratic and Equitable Interna...
Conversation with Jean Dong, Chinese Statecraft in a Changing World
zhlédnutí 129KPřed měsícem
Please join Professor Jeffrey Sachs and China expert, Jean Dong as they discuss Dong’s fascinating book, Chinese Statecraft in a Changing World: Demystifying Enduring Traditions and Dynamic Constraints. Ms. Dong offers a rich and subtle historical perspective on China’s statecraft, diplomacy, and national objectives. Her historically based analysis offers us great insights into the new geopolit...
Partnerships in Labor Force Resilience | BuildSkills, SDSN | July 17 2024 | HLPF 2024
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This event delves into emerging trends and resilient solutions in education for sustainable development among youth and professionals moving towards gainful employment, professional development, and vocational training. Upskilling is imperative in lifelong learning, equipping the youth and professionals with the knowledge, competencies, and values to respond to sustainable development challenge...
Creating a Global Knowledge Commons for Mission 4.7 | IFLA, UNESCO, SDSN | July 15 2024 | HLPF 2024
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This side event session will formally launch a position paper by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), UNESCO, and SDSN on the importance of partnerships with libraries to create Open Science, Data, Education Resources for use in Education and Training for Sustainable Development. Learn more: sdgacademy.org/creating-a-global-knowledge-commons-for-mission-...
Global Race to Decarbonization and Debunking Misconceptions on Key Technologies
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In this two part event on the sidelines of HLPF 2024, SDSN partnered with thought leaders to speak to the real opportunities and challenges in the global energy transition. The first session started with a discussion on the role of cooperation and progressive industrial policy to ensure the capacity for the energy transition in terms of resources, knowledge and financing are adequate to rapidly...
Enhancing Data Strategies for VNR and VLR Digitization
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In an effort to bolster innovative multi-stakeholder initiatives utilizing non-traditional data and tools to assess and monitor progress on the SDGs, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network's SDGs Today and UN-Habitat introduced a novel digital tool for Mombasa's Voluntary Local Review in 2023. This tool enables local and national governments to disseminate their data in a more accessible...
The Impact of War on Access to Healthcare and Education in Gaza
zhlédnutí 245Před měsícem
View the featured StoryMap here 👉 arcg.is/0zHiyX Since the onset of the aggression on Palestine on October 7th, 2023, the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) has launched a platform to monitor the direct impact of the aggression using official figures from various data sources. With a particular emphasis on Martyrs (Children & Women), injured, displaced populations, and the availabi...
Conversation with Monika Wiesak, America’s Last President
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Join Professor Jeffrey Sachs and Monika Wiesak as they discuss one of America's most iconic leaders in, America's Last President: What the World Lost When It Lost John F. Kennedy. Listen in as they delve into the thrilling saga of a young, audacious visionary who dared to challenge the status quo and redefine the course of history. Together, they uncover the untold story of courage and sacrific...
Conversation with James and Tom Risen, The Last Honest Man
zhlédnutí 367Před 2 měsíci
Join Professor Jeffrey Sachs in his conversation with authors James and Tom Risen on their important, new book The Last Honest Man, a gripping biography of Idaho Senator, Frank Church. The Risens describe the remarkable events of 1975, when Senator Church almost single-handedly took on the CIA and FBI, to hold them accountable for serious crimes that they had committed, including the CIA’s assa...
Inclusive Societies and Inclusive Institutions within the EU
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Inclusive Societies and Inclusive Institutions within the EU
Towards Carbon Neutrality: Strategies for a Greener EU
zhlédnutí 210Před 4 měsíci
Towards Carbon Neutrality: Strategies for a Greener EU
Connecting European Citizens: Student Mobility Across the EU
zhlédnutí 115Před 4 měsíci
Connecting European Citizens: Student Mobility Across the EU
Conversation with Richard Rubenstein, Aristotle's Children
zhlédnutí 989Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Richard Rubenstein, Aristotle's Children
Conversation with Glenn Denning, Universal Food Security
zhlédnutí 269Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Glenn Denning, Universal Food Security
Conversation with Byan W Van Norden, Taking Back Philosophy
zhlédnutí 689Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Byan W Van Norden, Taking Back Philosophy
Conversation with Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry for the Future
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 5 měsíci
Conversation with Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry for the Future
Conversation with Mar a Fernanda Espinosa & K Srinath Reddy, The Lancet Commission Report on lesso
zhlédnutí 181Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Mar a Fernanda Espinosa & K Srinath Reddy, The Lancet Commission Report on lesso
Conversation with Keisha N Blain Until I Am Free
zhlédnutí 133Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Keisha N Blain Until I Am Free
Conversation with Anil Seth, Being You
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 5 měsíci
Conversation with Anil Seth, Being You
Conversation with Peter Lindert, Making Social Spending Work
zhlédnutí 187Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Peter Lindert, Making Social Spending Work
Conversation with Jessica Rawson, Life and Afterlife in Ancient China
zhlédnutí 464Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Jessica Rawson, Life and Afterlife in Ancient China
Conversation with Richard Layard and Jan Emmanuel De Neve, Wellbeing
zhlédnutí 201Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Richard Layard and Jan Emmanuel De Neve, Wellbeing
Conversation with Patricia Sullivan, Justice Rising
zhlédnutí 133Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Patricia Sullivan, Justice Rising
Conversation with Martin Sherwin, Gambling with Armageddon
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 5 měsíci
Conversation with Martin Sherwin, Gambling with Armageddon
Conversation with Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Not a Nation of Immigrants
zhlédnutí 433Před 5 měsíci
Conversation with Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Not a Nation of Immigrants
It’s impossible for competition without confrontation as politics plays differently.
❤ waiting for this year's conference
Why wasn't genetic sequencing done of the sample of covid 19? I've heard that the king cobra venom and the Chinese krait snake venom was what caused covid 19and each country was responsible for infecting its population through infecting them by spraying and putting it in the local water supply
I saw Starcraft.
Every word that Dr. Sachs said is so important, so factual, so practical, so precise and everybody especially the Americans should listen to.
Prof. Sachs listening to your many analytical subjects is like, metaphorically speaking, treating the accurate Reflexological points to my brains to improve my mental faculty. While Dr. Dong has, in the save vein, applied the "Art of Statecraft" to its right place and moment of urgency! Deeply appreciate to both of you and give me one of the greatest pleasure and fortune to own such a book to add to my small private library to continue nourishing my brains🙏🙏
开封人啊,不易啊
中国共产党万岁🇨🇳🚩👍👍
Hey mr Sachs and thank you for book club and also thanks a lot for all your work on CZcams and elsewhere you are trying to enlightening us all. 😊 You mentioned Bob Dylan 😎 and his wonderful, quiet new song, Murder most foul, but you didn’t touch on Oliver Stones film JFK from 1991. Any particular reason for this omission? It was through this film that I, being a Dane born I 63, found out about the story, or that there even was a story at all, about Kennedy.
Before you an give 'rights' to peoples to make them equal you will have to remove them from those that have made sure they have all the rights in disproportionate amounts. Good luck with that.
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Ahead think: Race Against Time titled honoured to both Dr Sachs and Alfred de Zayas
Why there’s silence twelve Arab families controlling the natural resources of Haiti? They should learn honor and respect to Africa and Caribbean countries before they talk about peace
14:13 Within the Indo-European languages, of the European branch, Ancient Greek is by far the closest to Sanskrit and Persian. People should read a close translation of Plato's Parmenides. Lol, that's all I'll say.
Why did it take me this long to hear about Dr. Sachs' book club ???
It’s crazy to me that more people don’t know about this podcast yet
Wonderful conversation. Thank you Alfred de Zayas. Thank you Jeffrey Sachs. Perhaps a converstion with Kishore Mahbubani? George Yeo? Thank you. Best wishes.
Thank you, gentlemen, for this much needed, principled, and informative discussion! For months now, I have been having exactly the same thoughts which you have been articulating here. Watching the horrors unfolding in the G4z4 strip - the obvious violations of international humanitarian law, the unilateral actions by my country in complete defiance of the will of the international community, and the dangerous undermining of what is supposed to be a just world order - have been terribly dispiriting. Even before I heard you mention your Catholic faith (mine too) I couldn’t help thinking how the ideas you’re espousing are totally consistent with the Catholic Church’s insistence that the dignity of the human person be at the center of all of our efforts towards establishing a peaceful and equitable social order. I have been saying over and over I don’t want to live in a world where my country flouts international law with impunity while simultaneously lecturing other nations on their obligation to keep that same law. (Rules for thee, indeed.) The idealist in me desperately wants to believe it’s possible for us humans to build a better world in which “right makes might” as Abraham Lincoln so eloquently expressed it in his Cooper Union Address. It gives me great hope, therefore, to know there are great thinkers like yourselves working to help bring much needed change to our world. God bless you in your endeavors!
Why is Jean Dong giving away China’s weaknesses to everyone? Keep it to yourself!
No one from the main world civilizations except Western Europe and its colonies was consulted or contributed to any of the “human” rights declarations, whether at the UN or any other Western-dominated institutions. It is not a civilizational set of principles. It is in fact alien to most peoples and ignores their civilizations. It’s been used to dominate and control non-Western peoples. No matter how well-intentioned, any declaration of “universal human rights” that ignores the considerations, beliefs and desires of more than 4 out of 5 humans is neither human nor universal.
It's easy NATO style multi national forces under UN charter and the power of sanction.
Prof. de Zayas, you are a breath of fresh air.
Thank you Professor Dong and Sach for the intellectual conversation. Both of you are like building Bridges over trouble water. Hopefully the future youngster can make even stronger pillar to support the bridges, so that we can all cross the road to prosperity👏🤝
Dr. Sachs, I LOVE YOU, YOU ARE GREAT....
The politicians that citizens vote for isn’t even running the governments. Biden is proof of this.
Dismantle NATO and make military alliances illegal first. Then build a stronger peacekeeping force for the UN.
This was what I in my naivety believed the human rights declaration was and therefore in frustration couldn’t understand why no politicians obviously even know its contents. Hopefully all governments that do not adhere to it to the letter should not be allowed in UN.
Just this evening my brother and me were agreeing that all justice is only from God. Then I open CZcams and to my surprise this video at top
Ma io voglio sapere che uman ragione quando non ci sono per i neri non sarebbe mai pace se c'è pace solo per una parte
Intriguing. The concept of energy imbalance is indeed central to understanding climate change, as it directly influences the warming of the atmosphere and oceans. However, the complexity of feedback loops such as those involving cloud cover, ice-albedo, and carbon cycle dynamics-along with the resilience and adaptability of ecosystems adds significant uncertainty to predictions. There is a climate crisis threatening the sixth great extinction but the rate of that looming catastrophe is a little unclear
Boycott the US at they UN or all the countries who want to see this happening can boycott the UN. Withdraw from the UN!
US Aid is used to bribe countries and if they do not want ro play ball they get interference in their political system/government and regime change will follow with the help of the CIA.
There is to many countries dependent on Aid from the US and the military bases in some of these countries.
Thank you, Dr Sachs and Alfred de Zayas. Both men are truly ahead of our times.
As an American citizen, this was much appreciated due to its educational and informative nature.
Greetings from Singapore. Thank you Chai 🙏💕🇸🇬🎊 Chaitri Hapugalle
If only the US government would spend 1/10th the efforts on solving problems within its own borders (Homelessness, drug addictions, crimes, poverty, mental problems, etc) instead of going around the world to cause problems for other countries in order to bring them down so that the US could hold onto its hegemonic power across the world, if only!
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Anil Seth has an amazing capability to explain complicated things in a way that is comprehensible and still profound. As regards Jeffrey Sachs, so far I've only known him as a smart and bold political analyst, and an honest political activist. This conversation proves that if someone is intelligent, it manifests itself even in areas outside of their expertise.
Why China wants a war sooner than you think? Of course. Like all autocratic governments, their main goal is to continue to stay in power. That will become more and more difficult as China's economy is tanking. Between 5 to 10 years from now, their economic situation will become unsustainable and they will then covertly start a war to rally the population around them and stay in power longer. Democratic governments would have done the same it it had benefitted them but it doesn't because they have laws controlling how long a leader can stay in power regardless of how popular he or she is.
Why China wants a war sooner than you think? Of course. Like all autocratic governments, their main goal is to continue to stay in power. That will become more and more difficult as China's economy is tanking. Between 5 to 10 years from now, their economic situation will become unsustainable and they will then covertly start a war to rally the population around them and stay in power longer. Democratic governments would have done the same it it had benefitted them but it doesn't because they have laws controlling how long a leader can stay in power regardless of how popular he or she is.
Discuss intelligently outside USA so you don't oppressed by USA main stream media. 😂😂
Before 1500 AD, Chinese fishmen had made their living within the nine "dash line" in South China Sea, and used the islands for anchoring and resting!
Professor Sach os admired for his honest opinions pertaining to China. They are always based on fact.
The only refreshing fact of Professor Dong's book is the tabulation of Chinese natural disasters thousands of history.
Wen, Tiejun and his current work on "View from Global South" ... might provide a deeper undestanding of China and the whole picture
Chinese Ming Dynasty's Admiral Zheng He had 7 expeditions all the way to southeast of Africa 1500 AD, 100 years b😮 22:58 efore Columbus set out to America. Each time return home and never colonized any foreign land. Look at the Europeans. There was the British established Australia, Canada, and the USA. British had colonies all over the world! The Spanish conquered Mexico. The Portuguese took over Brazil.... Check it all out on Wikipedia! Only after the last expedition , the Song Emperor wanted to stop another to prepare for external threats. He even burned some ships of the fleet, and burned all the records!
Would professor Dong study the detail facts of Chinese government official legal claim of south China Sea?
Would professor Dong please study the history of Taiwan? It was invaded by the Netherlands and Japan!
China's statecraft's economy is going down fast. The big problem is that this is the reason why the Chinese government are acting more and more like bullies and don't care that they are called pirates. It's planned. What do authoritarian dictators fear the most? They fear losing power because then they are nobody. The longer authoritarian dictators stay in power, the more money they spend on trying to stay in power longer. This is what authoritarian governments always do before before they lose all trust of the people and lose power. They covertly start a war to rally the population behind them to stay in power longer. This is the danger for the Chinese people