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Reclaim UNCTAD to Uphold Africa’s Structural Economic Transformation
27 de Junho de 2016, 12:41 - sem comentários ainda
African Civil Society is calling on Governments at this 14th session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD 14) to rise up to the fundamental challenge of equitable development in and for Africa within the global o...
Lancement de l’appel à projets du Fonds franco-québécois de coopération décentralisée
27 de Junho de 2016, 12:26 - sem comentários ainda
Le 17 Juin dernier, le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères et du Développement International (MAEDI- France) et le Ministère des Relations internationales et de la Francophonie (MRIF-Québec) ont annoncé l'ouverture de l'appel à projets du Fonds franco-québécois de coopération décentralisée. Le FFQCD permet de soutenir des projets de coopération franco-québécois. Les deux équipes doivent impérativement associer : • Du côté québécois, une ou plusieurs institutions, organismes, entités locales, municipales ou (...)
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50. En Bref : l'actualité de l'ESS
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05. En bref,
L' ESS dans le monde,
Appel à projets
Lille : un nouveau plan de développement de l’ESS adopté
27 de Junho de 2016, 11:43 - sem comentários ainda
Vendredi 17 Juin, le Conseil municipal de Lille a adopté à l'unanimité un nouveau plan de développement de l'ESS. Porté par Christiane Bouchart, il se décline en 4 axes stratégiques : accompagner l'expérimentation et la coopération socio-économique ; soutenir l'émergence et la consolidation de projets économiques ; renforcer l'ESS dans l'ensemble des politiques municipales ; sensibiliser à l'ESS et animation territoriale. Depuis son premier plan en 2002, la Ville de Lille a contribué à la structuration des (...)
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40. Territoires solidaires : l'actualité des adhérents
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Nord – Pas de Calais,
Plan de développement ,
04. Territoires
Infrastructure finance and sustainable development: Who is keeping their paths apart?
25 de Junho de 2016, 11:33 - sem comentários ainda
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For several years the Group of 20 (G20) has been increasing the intensity of its focus on infrastructure investment, resulting since the beginning of 2014 in the launch of a Working Group on Investment in Infrastructure. Over those years, the G20 has tasked the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), whose membership comprises 34 countries, to provide numerous technical inputs for its work on infrastructure. The OECD is, indeed, one of the most visible and prolific of the international organizations acting as resources for the G20, often co-branding its reports with the grouping. A recently-released report, “In Search of Policy Coherence: Aligning OECD Infrastructure Advice with Sustainable Development,” puts this facet of the organization’s work under the spotlight.
Hungary: Between growth and sustainability
24 de Junho de 2016, 17:48 - sem comentários ainda
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The contradictions between economic growth and a sustainable development approaches appear in National Framework Strategy on Sustainable Development (NFSSD) 2012-2024. The first approach identifies classic economic growth as a priority goal; while the second emphasizes environmental preservation and, accordingly, a shift to sustainable consumption and production patterns. The ”decoupling” of economic growth and environmental destruction is envisaged, but it has so far not led to a reduction of the global environmental load in absolute terms, although it has contributed to a modest reduction in its rate of growth.
Whether the 2030 Agenda can live up to its promise to advance the sustainable development process and further international cooperation in this regard will only be seen in the implementation process: provided that it creates a precise and transparent monitoring system, argues the Hungarian civil society report.
