UNGA 76 | General Debate Final Curtain Meeting
Join a virtual conversation with Cepei, the International Institute for Sustainable Development, civil society leaders, and sustainable development colleagues from around the world for a live discussion and Q&A on what went well at the 76th Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), when did action falter, and where do we go next.
The UN General Assembly General Debate will provide an opportunity to hear directly from top-level representatives of UN member states about their priorities, policy positions on immediate challenges, and possible commitments against a backdrop of interwoven, urgent issues.
Join Javier Surasky (Program Officer, Cepei), Faye Leone (Senior Policy Advisor, Tracking Progress, IISD), Peter Doran (Team Leader, Earth Negotiations Bulletin, IISD) civil society leaders, and sustainable development colleagues from around the world for a live discussion and Q&A on what went well at UNGA 76, when did action falter, and where do we go next.
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