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2025.03 NGO Liaison Unit Newsletter – MARCH1

2025.02 NGO Liaison Unit Newsletter – FEBRUARY

Dear Friends,   As we enter 2025, we’re pausing to reflect on an incredible decade of progress – and what a journey it’s been! Over the past 10 years we’ve seen remarkable strides towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, though we know there is still a lot to tackle.   Back in 2015 – as the Global Goals were being finalised – a group of passionate creatives, communicators and campaigners came together with one bold mission: to make the Goals famous. Why? Because we knew that to have the biggest impact for people and planet, everyone needed to know about the Goals, and make acting on them a top priority. And that’s just what we did. Project Everyone was born and, in the words of our Co-founder, Richard Curtis:   ‘Our motto has always been “To make things happen, you have to make things” and over the last 10 years we’ve used creativity and partnerships to get the Goals to Everyone.’ With this in mind, we are excited to share our Impact Report, Project Everyone: 10 Years of Impact. From creative campaigns that make audacious things possible, to unexpected partnerships that accelerate action – the report sets out everything we have accomplished over the last decade.   And we couldn’t have done it without you.   Our supporters, partners, friends and colleagues have been pivotal in making Project Everyone such a success, so thank you.   With just 5 years left to go until the 2030 deadline for the Global Goals, these partnerships are going to be more crucial than ever before, to make sure we make as much progress as we can, as quickly as we can. We have a unique window of opportunity ahead of us – an opportunity for unprecedented ambition and action. Join us in making the next five years the most successful to date!   Read the full report Project Everyone: 10 Years of Impact here.   Thank you, The Project Everyone Team https://project-everyone.org/10-years-of-impact/?utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_C95AWdInMz3ITlkx-sCJkKAqIDVKaNOl7Dgvm8O9FE5Ox_a9xHfVm7CwSS77WVvCjcsUYRljWk3KBRsQ13gDilJyrpg&_hsmi=343426487&utm_content=343426487&utm_source=hs_email

CBD COP 16 Adopts a Range of Tools to Implement GBF, No Agreement on Finance

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12th Session of the World Urban Forum

Finance was a major theme—where to get it, how to get it, and how to improve city authorities’ chances of getting it. Speakers suggested looking to international and domestic capital markets, and preparing infrastructure projects to be ‘investment-ready.’

https://enb.iisd.org/world-urban-forum-wuf12-6Nov2024?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ENB%20Update%20-%207%20November%202024&utm_content=ENB%20Update%20-%207%20November%202024+CID_82a05f91dca334c12da277d101351cf6&utm_source=cm&utm_term=World%20Urban%20Forum

12th Session of the World Urban Forum

Participants discussed the housing affordability crisis, and how cities can reduce carbon emissions. A full slate of artistic displays—street art, a drum circle, a mural in progress, and a fashion show with a difference—brought day two to life.

https://enb.iisd.org/world-urban-forum-wuf12-5Nov2024?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ENB%20Update%20-%206%20November%202024&utm_content=ENB%20Update%20-%206%20November%202024+CID_7e1d11621063dd26bbfd3893525ba1a9&utm_source=cm&utm_term=Read%20highlights%20and%20images