The webinar is part of the webinar series: Understanding Agenda 2030 - Only one decade left. This series digs into the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals during the spring 2021. The Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals are reaching for a peaceful and prosperous future for both people and the planet. They call for urgent action and cooperation globally, between developed and developing countries to end poverty and hunger, ensure economic growth and tackle climate change. The Agenda 2030 was set in the UN Sustainable Development Summit 2015 and adopted by all the United Nations member countries.
The main focus of the project is the SDG and Agenda 2030, with the objective of raising the awareness of the citizens and also making the information more accessible to them. We believe that, in order to achieve these goals, the main challenge is to reach the people and to create an impact on the individual level, so they can implement the lessons learned at their day to day. We have observed that people (common citizens, students, etc.) perceive information related to SDG in an unclear and a confused way. That is why we want to offer an easy and an interactive program that outlines the framework of Agenda 2030.
In this fourth webinar we concentrate on the Sustainable Development Goal 13 “Climate actions” and Goal 15 "life of land". We talk about the current situation in reaching these goals, what should be done in order to win the battle against climate change and biodiversity loss, which are the obstacles in this fight and how are these goals connected with the other sustainable development goals.
This time we will concentrate on the goal SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land). We talk about the current situation in reaching these goals, what should be done in order to win the battle against climate change and biodiversity loss, which are the obstacles in this fight and how are these goals connected with the other sustainable development goals.
