This calendar highlights POST-2015 featured events from all stakeholders.
Global Leadership Meeting
Over 250 Papers Were Accepted
Panel discussion on an Inclusive Post-2015 Development Agenda for Children with Disabilities
This discussion, held at the UN Secretariat, looked at how to integrate gender equality and women’s empowerment into the global agenda beyond 2015. Experts including Professor Amartya Sen shared evidence on the connections between gender equality and sustainable development. To view the video recording click on the link below.
African Regional Dialogue on Governance and Post-2015 - Johannesburg, South Africa
This is the deadline for final papers -- accepted during the open call for papers in July -- should be submitted. Papers will be uploaded to www.worldwewant2015.org/inequalities as received.
15th International Anti-Corruption Conference - Brasilia, Brazil
Governance and human rights: Criteria and measurement proposals for a post-2015 development agenda
Hosted jointly by UNICEF and the International Disabilities Alliance (IDA), this discussion will look at how the rights and needs of people with disabilities are discussed and addressed in the post-2015 development agenda.
What should be the governance building blocks for a post-2015 agenda?
Manila Declaration by Parliamentarians and Civil Society on the MDG Acceleration and the Post 2015 Development Agenda
Post-2015 Regional Consultation Session Report, Arab Governance Week - Cairo, Egypt
Monrovia Meeting
How can we ensure an accountability framework that takes into account human rights principles and obligations to assure effective delivery on the post-2015 development agenda?
Parliamentarians and Civil Society Leaders Debated Post-2015 Issues in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Education E-Discusion
St Petersburg, Russia: Exploring post-2015 linkages with Civil Society
Bali, Indonesia: Co-Chair meets with Civil Society Groups
Held in partnership with the UNICEF and Restless Development, the main objective of the conversation on inequalities and children and young people will be to stimulate a wide-ranging discussion on the various forms of inequalities experienced by children and young people and their underlying or structural driving causes
Nairobi, Kenya
Online Civil Society Consultation on Global Health in the Post 2015 Development Agenda
Hosted jointly by UNICEF and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), this discussion will look at how issues faced by those living in urban areas are discussed and addressed in the post-2015 development agenda.
"The World We Want" - Youth Conference on Post-2015 Development Agenda - Seoul, Korea
Education E-Discussion
E Consultation
Growth and Employment Consultation
Growth and Employment E Discussion
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Wastewater and Water Quality Water Resource Management
Why energy matters, what are the challenges/opportunities, and what can we do about it?
"Towards a sustainable development that leaves no one behind: the challenge of the post-2015 agenda"
Brussels, Belgium
Education E-Discussion
Growth and Employment E Discussion
Monrovia Liberia
Growth and Employment E Discussion
Consultation on Citizen Security: Panama
How can we effectively integrate energy issues into the post 2015 development framework?
UNICEF and UN Women will use the opportunity of the meeting of the Joint Executive Boards to brief Member States on the status of the inequalities consultation and findings thus far. Highlights from the synthesis report of the consultation -- expected to be at a final draft stage by this date -- will be presented.
Education E-Discussion
Global Leadership Meeting: Copenhagen, Denmark
Dili, Timor Leste
Global Leadership Meeting: South Africa
Global Leadership Meeting: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Global Leadership Meeting: Botswana
Global Leadership Meeting: Helsinki, FInland
Global Leadership Meeting: San Jose, Costa Rica
Global Leadership Meeting: Dakar, Senegal
Mlimani City - Dar es Salaam - Tanzania
Bonn, Germany
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