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Stockholm+50 Scientific and Youth Report

The UN international meeting “Stockholm+50: a healthy planet for the prosperity of all – our responsibility, our opportunity” was held in Stockholm on 2–3 June 2022. In collaboration with the Council of Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), SEI published a report that provided a scientific basis for the meeting, commissioned by the Swedish Government.

Inactive project

2021–2022

Project contact

Nina Weitz / nina.weitz@sei.org

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Panoramic view of Stockholm. Photo: scanrail / iStock / Getty Images.

Photo: scanrail / iStock / Getty Images.

Launched in May 2022, the report presented actions for leveraging transformative changes through repairing the relationship between humans and nature, how we invest, and how we share and use resources. It also outlines actions for overcoming barriers to change.

A companion report focuses on youth and present their own vision of a sustainable future, and what actions are needed to achieve it.

Both reports have been drafted by a team of researchers from SEI and CEEW, building on background papers from researchers across both institutes and beyond. An international advisory panel of 27 members supports the work.

What is Stockholm+50?

The meeting marks 50 years since the first UN conference on the human environment. High-level delegates and other participants will gather from many countries, representing government, civil society, business, academia and youth.

Team

Nina Weitz
Nina Weitz

Senior Research Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Åsa Persson
Åsa Persson

Senior Research Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Robert Watt
Robert Watt

Engagement Director

SEI Headquarters

Eric Kemp-Benedict
Eric Kemp-Benedict

SEI Affiliated Researcher

SEI US

Fiona Lambe
Fiona Lambe

Team Leader: Development Policy and Finance

SEI Headquarters

Henrik Carlsen
Henrik Carlsen

Senior Research Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Naomi Lubick
Naomi Lubick

Editor

Communications

SEI Headquarters

Brenda Ochola
Brenda Ochola

Communications and Impact Officer

Communications

SEI Headquarters

Molly Burd
Molly Burd

Communications Project Manager

Communications

SEI Headquarters

The Stockholm+50 website will be retired in November 2026. In order to preserve a digital record of the branding, website design and interactivity, we have recorded this simple screen recording.