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SUMMARY:67th UN Women Commission Conference -New York
DESCRIPTION:Images of the 67th UN Women Commission Conference in which our Representative\, Ms. Eva AMIOLEMEH participated in the UN HQ\, New York\, 6-18 March 2022\nThe 66th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW66) convened from 14 to 25 March 2022 at the UN Headquarters in New York\, adopting a hybrid format due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This session marked a significant milestone by focusing on the theme: “Achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls in the context of climate change\, environmental and disaster risk reduction policies and programmes.” United Nations Press+8Graduate Women International (GWI)+8UN Women+8 \nKey Outcomes and Highlights\n\n\nAgreed Conclusions: CSW66 culminated in the adoption of the first-ever set of agreed conclusions that specifically address the intersection of gender equality and climate change. These conclusions emphasize the critical role of women and girls in climate action and the necessity of their full\, equal\, and meaningful participation in environmental decision-making processes. UN Women+2United Nations Press+2Graduate Women International (GWI)+2 \n\n\nResolutions Adopted: The Commission passed several resolutions\, including those on “Women\, the girl child and HIV and AIDS\,” the “Release of women and children taken hostage in armed conflicts\,” and the “Future organization and methods of work of the Commission on the Status of Women.” Graduate Women International (GWI) \n\n\nEmphasis on Gender-Responsive Climate Action: The session underscored the importance of integrating gender perspectives into climate policies. It called for increased gender-responsive financing\, support for women-led initiatives\, and the collection of sex-disaggregated data to inform effective climate strategies. \n\n\nHybrid Participation: In response to the ongoing pandemic\, CSW66 adopted a hybrid format\, combining in-person meetings with virtual events. This approach facilitated broader participation from global stakeholders\, including civil society organizations and non-governmental organizations. Graduate Women International (GWI) \n\n\nGeneration Equality Forum: A notable side event was the 24-hour Generation Equality Forum held on 16 March 2022. This event aimed to galvanize momentum for gender equality commitments and featured a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue to assess progress and outline future actions.
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LOCATION:New York\, 8 King Street\, NY\, 101\, United States
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SUMMARY:UN Fith Conference on Least Developed Countries (LDC5)
DESCRIPTION:The Fifth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5)\nThe Fifth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5) convened in Doha\, Qatar\, from March 5 to 9\, 2023\, under the theme “From Potential to Prosperity.” This once-in-a-decade gathering aimed to accelerate sustainable development in the world’s 46 Least Developed Countries (LDCs)\, which collectively represent about 14% of the global population but account for only 1.3% of global GDP. InterAcademy Partnership+2UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)+2UNDP+2 \n\n🗺️ What Are LDCs?\nLDCs are nations characterized by low income\, human development challenges\, and economic vulnerability. As of December 2024\, there are 44 countries designated as LDCs by the United Nations\, including 32 in Africa\, 8 in Asia\, 1 in the Caribbean\, and 3 in the Pacific. UNDP+2UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)+2Wikipedia+2 \n\n🎯 Purpose of LDC5\nLDC5 served as a platform to assess progress since the previous conference and to mobilize international support for LDCs to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. The conference emphasized the need for a new global partnership to ensure these countries benefit from social\, economic\, and environmental development. InterAcademy Partnership \n\n📜 The Doha Programme of Action (DPoA)\nCentral to LDC5 was the adoption of the Doha Programme of Action (DPoA)\, a comprehensive plan focusing on six key areas:United Nations+1UNDP+1 \n\n\nInvesting in people in LDCs: Eradicating poverty and building capacity to leave no one behind. \n\n\nLeveraging science\, technology\, and innovation: Promoting structural transformation. \n\n\nSupporting structural transformation: Fostering economic diversification and resilience. \n\n\nEnhancing international trade: Integrating LDCs into the global trading system. \n\n\nAddressing climate change and environmental degradation: Building resilience and sustainability. \n\n\nMobilizing international solidarity: Strengthening global partnerships for sustainable development. United Nations+1UNDP+1Wikipedia+2UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)+2UNDP+2UNDP \n\n\n\n🌍 Key Outcomes and Commitments\nThe conference resulted in several significant commitments:SDG Knowledge Hub \n\n\nDebt Relief and Management: Calls for effective debt relief to avert growing risks of debt distress in LDCs. \n\n\nExport Diversification: Encouragement for LDCs to shift economic activities to higher-value-added sectors. \n\n\nStrengthening Productive Capacities: Improving LDCs’ ability to produce quality goods and services. \n\n\nInvestment Promotion: Enhancing investment capacities through financial and technical support. \n\n\nClimate Action: Advocating for a just\, balanced\, and sustainable low-carbon transition with increased international support. \n\n\n  \nImages & video of proceedings of the UN Fith Conference on Least Developed Countries (LDC5) which our Representative\, Mr. Patrick Adeyemi Ilori participated in DOHA (QATAR)\, 5-9 March 2023
URL:https://www.tgngass.org/event/un-fith-conference-on-least-developed-countries-ldc5/
LOCATION:qatar\, DOHA\, Qatar
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SUMMARY:17th Internet Governance Forum (IGF22)
DESCRIPTION:Participation of our Representative\, Mr. Patrick Adeyemi Ilori in the 17th Internet Governance Forum (IGF22)\, held Addis Ababa\, Ethiopia – 28 Nov.-2nd Dec.2022.\nThe 17th Internet Governance Forum (IGF 2022) convened in Addis Ababa\, Ethiopia\, from 28 November to 2 December 2022\, bringing together over 5\,000 participants from 170 countries in a hybrid format. This landmark event marked the first IGF held in Africa since 2016\, underscoring the continent’s growing role in shaping global digital policy.Internet Society+2ICC – International Chamber of Commerce+2iccuae.ae+2iccuae.ae \n\n🌐 Theme: “Resilient Internet for a Shared\, Sustainable\, and Common Future”\nIGF 2022 centered on five critical sub-themes:Internet Society+1Afnic+1 \n\n\nConnecting All People and Safeguarding Human Rights \n\n\nAvoiding Internet Fragmentation \n\n\nGoverning Data and Protecting Privacy \n\n\nEnabling Safety\, Security\, and Accountability \n\n\nAddressing Advanced Technologies\, including AIintgovforum.org+5Internet Society+5intgovforum.org+5info.intgovforum.org+3Afnic+3Internet Society+3info.intgovforum.org+3intgovforum.org+3Afnic+3 \n\n\nThese themes align with the UN Secretary-General’s Global Digital Compact initiative\, aiming to foster an inclusive and secure digital future for all. Internet Society+2ITU+2United Nations+2 \n\n🏛️ High-Level Engagement\nThe forum featured participation from prominent figures\, including:United Nations \n\n\nEthiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed \n\n\nUN Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Li Junhua \n\n\nECA Acting Executive Secretary Antonio Pedro \n\n\nEthiopia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen HassenallAfrica.com+4United Nations+4ICC – International Chamber of Commerce+4 \n\n\nTheir involvement highlighted the forum’s significance in global digital discourse. \n\n🔑 Key Outcomes\n\n\nAddis Ababa IGF Messages: A synthesis of insights from nearly 300 sessions\, offering policy recommendations on digital rights\, cybersecurity\, and data governance. intgovforum.org \n\n\nBest Practice Forums (BPFs): Focused on Cybersecurity and Gender & Digital Rights\, these forums provided actionable strategies for stakeholders.intgovforum.org \n\n\nPolicy Networks: Addressed issues like Internet Fragmentation and Meaningful Access\, promoting collaborative solutions.intgovforum.org+2intgovforum.org+2Internet Society+2 \n\n\n\n🌍 Africa’s Digital Agenda\nIGF 2022 emphasized Africa’s digital transformation\, with discussions on:intgovforum.org+3Internet Society+3ITU+3 \n\n\nAffordable and meaningful connectivity \n\n\nCybersecurity and data protection \n\n\nDigital skills and capacity building \n\n\nInfrastructure developmentallAfrica.com+1African Union+1African Union \n\n\nThe forum also spotlighted the African Union’s Digital Transformation Strategy (2020–2030) and the Malabo Convention\, aiming to harmonize digital policies across the continent. \n  \n    
URL:https://www.tgngass.org/event/17th-internet-governance-forum-igf22/
LOCATION:Ethiopia\, Addis Ababa\, Ethiopia
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