Événements - Société Civile

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• Jeffrey Sachs on the post-2015 development framework (London, 10 December 2012)

• Africa: (post-)development? (Gent, 7 December 2012)

• Strategies for a Southern-led, Rights-based Engagement with the Post 2015 Agenda (New Delhi, 28-29 November 2012)

• The World We Want – Global Civil Society Symposium: Food Security and Nutrition in the Post-2015 Framework (Nicosia, 22-23 November 2012)

• What should an income poverty target look like post-2015? (London, 22 November 2012)

• Global Perspectives 2012: Development Beyond 2015 - Sustainable, Equitable and Truly Global (Berlin, 31 Oct- 2 Nov 2012)

• Beyond 2015: Towards a New Consensus on Ending Global Poverty (Toronto, 25-27 October 2012)

• MDGs beyond 2015: The Challenge for Public Health (Colombo, 14-17 October 2012)

• Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the Next Global Framework (Brussels, 11-12 October 2012)

• The Development Agenda after 2015 (The Netherlands, 10 October 2012)

• Mini Learning Forum: The Post 2015 Framework: How Inclusive is the process and content? (Kigali, 4-5 October 2012)

• Age-friendly EU development cooperation (Brussels, 4 October 2012)

• Workshop: Exploring Sustainable Development Goals: Food, Water and Energy (London, 25 September)

• Thinking outside the MDG Box: Taking Stock of the MDGs and Looking Ahead to the Post-2015 Era (Ottawa, 21-22 September 2012)

• Journée d’étude: Qu’est-ce qu’un développement durable pour tous ? (Pierrelaye, France, 14 Septembre 2012)

• The World We Want 2015: Defining a New Social Contract (CIVICUS, Montreal, 4 September 2012)

• Together with Children and Youth Engagement in Post-2015 Agenda (New York, 6-7 August 2012)

• 2015 and Beyond - a Look at the Post-MDG World (2012 JCI Global Partnership Summit, New York, 27 July 2012)

• Breakfast Dialogue on the follow up to Rio and the Post-2015 Development Agenda (New York, 26 July 2012)

• Inequality, Children's development and Post-2015 (London, 18 July 2012)

• Rio+20 debrief & Post-2015 preview: Health in the Future Development Framework (London, 11 July 2012)

• VIDEO: Crowdsourcing the Post-MDG Agenda, TED Talks, Jamie Drummond, ONE, July 2012

• The future face of development: building inclusive growth into a post-2015 framework (London, 28 June 2012)

• The Future of Development Beyond 2015 (London, 23 June 2012)

• E-Survey Consultation: Post 2015 Water Monitoring Working Group (Online, until 18th June 2012)

• Learning from the MDGS to SDGs: Drawing Lessons for a Transformative Post-2015 Development Agenda (Rio de Janeiro, 14 June 2012)

• Beyond 2015: Campaigning for a Global Development Framework Beyond the MDGs (Online seminar, 12 June 2012)

• The World We Want Beyond 2015 - European Seminar (Brussels, 24-25 May 2012)

• Looking beyond 2015: Education for Development (Oslo, 24 May 2012)

• Advancing the SRHR agenda beyond 2014 and 2015: Forging a CSOs consensus to advocate within the ICPD and MDGs review (Brussels, 21-22 May 2012)

• Opportunities for development beyond 2015 (Dakar, 14-17 May 2012)

• New challenges, new partners, a new UN development system? (West Sussex, 14-16 May 2012)

• Sustainable Development Goals - Feasible, desirable or a leap too far? (London, 8 May 2012)

• What should the next generation of development goals look like? (Brighton, 3 May 2012)

• PODCAST: What Should Sustainable Development Goals Look Like? (Brookings Institution, New York, 2 May 2012)

• InterAction Forum 2012: What Should Replace the MDGs? (Arlington, 30 April 2012)

• Accelerating Achievement of Education Goals in Africa pre- and post 2015 (Abuja, 26-28 April 2012)

• PODCAST: A new post 2015 global covenant for development (London, 26 April 2012)

• The World We Want for Beyond 2015 Parliamentary event (London, 25 April 2012)

• Building a good foundation: Developing the post-2015 development framework – what role for Sustainable Development Goals? (New York, 25 April 2012)

• Advancing Beyond 2015: EU-12 contributions to a global development framework after the MDGs (Prague, 24 Avril 2012)

• Mobiliser la société civile pour le cadre post-2015 (Washington DC, 20 Avril 2012)

• Framing the future of development: putting people first (London, 18 Avril 2012)

• Youth Workshop on MDGs 5 and post-2015 (Kampala, 27-28 March 2012)

• CSO Round Table on links and relationships between the Rio process, SDGs and Post 2015 (New York, 22 Mars 2012)

• Gender Dimension in the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Agenda (New York, 21 March 2012)

• Seminar: After MDGs, What Next? (Sheffield, 20 Mars 2012)

• Should water and sanitation be in the new MDGs? (World Water Forum, Marseille, 16 Mars 2012)

• Bristol International Development Conference (Bristol, 10 Mars 2012)

• Beyond 2015: UK leadership on a post-MDGs global development framework (Londres, 29 Février 2012)

• CSO-Government Meeting in Kenya (Nairobi, 27 Février 2012)

• Beyond 2015- Where Next for the Millennium Development Goals? (Dublin, 1 Février 2012)

• Beyond 2015 aux Journées européennes du développement (Varsovie, 16 Décembre 2011)

• National and regional conversations on Beyond 2015 in D.R. Congo (Kinshasa/Bangui, 14-16 Décembre 2011)

• The Millennium Goals and Beyond: Reflections on an international development policy agenda after 2015 (Bonn, 21-22 Novembre 2011)

• Joint Action Towards 2015 and Beyond (Berlin, 9-11 Novembre 2011)

• Beyond 2015 European Meeting (Bruxelles, 3 Novembre 2011)

• The Millennium Development Goals: Who’s Accountable? (Genève, 2-3 Novembre 2011)

• Danish civil society dialogue on post-2015 (Copenhague, 15 Octobre 2011)

• Civil Society Sessions of the International Forum on MDG6 (Moscow, 10-12 Octobre 2011)

• A global development framework after 2015: Engaging poor people in its formulation (London, 23-24 September 2011)

• Beyond 2015 at the CIVICUS World Assembly (Montreal, 11 September 2011)

• The politics of post 2015 (Londres, 15 Juillet 2011)

• Tackling global poverty: Is our approach fit for post 2015? (Londres, 13 Juillet 2011)