Announcements
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The Good Life Goals were applied and tested by Nordic and Baltic youth in an interactive workshop aimed to enhance communication of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Image: Aina Virginia Bituin Eriksson / SEI
Developed through a multi-stakeholder collaboration between Futerra and the 10YFP SLE Programme and co-led by the governments of Sweden and Japan, the Good Life Goals highlight the vital role of individual action in achieving the ambitions of the SDGs.
At this year’s ReGeneration 2030 Summit, SEI held an interactive session with youth participants, applying the Good Life Goals to real-life scenarios and collecting feedback on how to improve the goals further.
The session was part of a series of methodological workshops intended to aid the participants in creating a strategy to implement SDG12: Responsible Consumption and Production Patterns, and SDG13: Climate Action.
The aim of the summit is to generate practical solutions for making the vision of the manifesto a reality: “Make sustainable consumption and production the new norm in the Nordic and Baltic Sea regions”.
ReGeneration 2030 is always welcoming those interested in working with the SDGs to get involved.
Project / The SLE Programme is one of six programmes within the 10 Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, led by UN Environment.
Feature / The Good Life Goals – a set of actions individuals around the world can take to support the Sustainable Development Goals – have been launched at the UN.
Press release / Futerra and the United Nations 10YFP have launched a set of positive actions linking individual lifestyles with the Sustainable Development Goals.
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