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  • Généralités

    In September 2015, the 193 United Nations Member States adopted 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to be achieved by 2030. These 17 SDGs set ambitious goals for the 5 Ps: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace and Partnerships. Each community, each territory, each country is invited to adopt this universal Agenda, the challenge being to build and implement collectively constructed roadmaps adapted to these different contexts.
    The purpose of this beginner's course is to inform, sensitize, and encourage mobilization around these SDGs. First of all, it offers a general overview of the state of humanity and the planet in 2019, a situation that allows us to understand the idea and reaffirm the need for SDGs. It then presents these objectives, their targets and their monitoring indicators, while showing that they are interconnected. Finally, a study of what can be done concretely is proposed. The role of public, economic, media and associative stakeholders is thus examined, as well as the equally important role of citizens and youth.

  • 3 - The SDGs: A Challenge for Public Action (7 videos)

    These videos deal with the appropriation of the 17 Sustainable Development Objectives by the States and by local authorities. Based on examples from all over the world, it shows what the different modalities and tools for this appropriation of the SDGs in the framework of public action can be.

    • SDGs: a challenge for public policies

      Jean-Paul Moatti, Chairman and CEO of the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD), provides some background information on the ownership of the Sustainable Development Goals by States and local authorities.

      		    
       

    • General overview of how States will implemnt SDGs

      Laura Brimont, a researcher at the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI), discusses the ownership of the Sustainable Development Goals by States. She presents the different stages of this ownership and illustrates them on the basis of examples from around the world.

      		   
       

    • Stakeholders dynamics around the development of France's roadmap for the implementation of Agenda 2030

      Thomas Lesueur, Interministerial Delegate and General Commissioner for Sustainable Development of France, discusses the development of France's Roadmap for the Agenda 2030 implementation. He points out the dynamics of the stakeholders involved in this process and invites, on this basis, a broad mobilization of society to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

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    • Contribution of Global Compact France to the elaboration of France's roadmap for the implementation of Agenda 2030

      Fella Imalhayene, General Delegate of Global Compact France, presents the Global Compact France's (GCF) contribution to the elaboration of France's Roadmap for the implementation of Agenda 2030. After a review of the founding principles of Global Compact, she shows how the GCF led the working group on French companies' commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goals, and illustrates this dynamic with some key initiatives.

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    • ow States gain ownership of SDGs : civil society analysis

      Magda Elena Toma, Director of the International Forum of National NGO Platforms (FORUS, ex-FIP), presents the point of view of civil society on the commitment of States to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. She combines the criticisms with recommendations to increase the effectiveness of these actions.

      		   
       

    • SDG Territorialization: towards a local 2030 Agenda

      Julie Chabaud, Head of the Agenda 21 mission in the Gironde department (France), discusses the ownership of the Sustainable Development Goals by local authorities. She first retraces the history of this issue before highlighting the elements that today seem essential for territories to best respond to the major contemporary challenges.

      		   
       

    • Tools to support transition in cities and territories

      Amandine Crambes, an urban engineer at ADEME, presents the challenge of the ownership of the Sustainable Development Goals by urban territories, which concentrate more and more people and activities. She discusses planning and then development issues, providing examples of tools used around the world.