#financing for sustainable development

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4th Meeting, Social Forum 2024.

15h00-15h45    Domestic and International Private Business and Finance

     Moderator: Ms. Özge Aydoğan, Director, Beyond Lab

Mr. Olivier De Schutter, Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, Leveraging Private Business and Finance for the Alleviation of Global Poverty

Mr. Veaceslav Sterbert, Managing Partner at Exportza, Moldova, Sharing Stories and Experiences on Access to Finance in the Republic of Moldova

Mr. Anand Priya Deo, Ananda Foundation, India, Financial Inclusion, Grameen Microfinance, Women's Empowerment and Livelihoods among Tribal and Indigenous Communities in India

Mr. Jason Pegat-Toquet, Advisor, International Organization of Employers, The Role of Multistakeholder and Public-Private Partnerships

Ms. Yixuan Peng, Ph.D. Candidate, Law School of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China, Human Rights Responsibilities of Digital Business Enterprises

15h45-16h30      Interactive Dialogue

16h30-17h45   Crafting Recommendations to FFD4, with a focus on Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States     Moderator: Mr. Mihir Kanade, Professor and Head, Department of International Law and Director, Human Rights Centre,                          University for Peace (UPEACE), San José, Costa Rica

H.E. Ms. Patricia Hermanns, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas to the United Nations in Geneva, Sustainable Finance for Caribbean and other Small Island Developing States

Ms. Bhumika Muchhala,Political Economist, Policy Advocate and Research Scholar, New School, New York, Addressing Systemic Issues for Justice and Equity in Global Governance

Mr. Unubat Narantsatsralt, Student Researcher, International Institute in Geneva, Sustainable Financing for Landlocked Developing Countries – From the Perspective of Mongolia

Ms. Gladys Cecilia Hernandez, Deputy Director, Centro de Investigaciones de la Economia Mondial, Cuba, Proposals for a New International Financial Architecture

Ms. Jane Nalunga, Executive Director, SEATINI, Uganda, FFD Africa Core Group, and Coordination Group of the Civil Society FFD Mechanism – Ensuring Effective Outcomes for African Countries, Least Developed Countries and All Human Rights for All at FFD4

17h45-18h00   Closing Remarks

 H.E. Marc Bichler, Chairperson-Rapporteur of the Social Forum

The Social Forum 2024 focuses on the contribution of financing for development to the advancement of all Human Rights for all.

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Multi-stakeholder round table 8: Science, technology, innovation and capacity-building.

7th Plenary meeting (continued) - Round table at the First Session of the Preparatory Committee for the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 22-26 July 2024. The Addis Ababa Action Agenda (Addis Agenda) recognizes science, technology, innovation (STI), an...

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Exciting news from Arizona! The opening of the Eleven Mile Solar Center marks a $1 billion investment in clean energy by ACPMember OrstedUS The solar & energy storage project is set to power 65,000 homes. Take a look at the project celebration.

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Memorandum of Civil Society to the 3rd Ordinary Session of the African Union Ministers of Trade, Cairo, Egypt, June, 5-9 2005

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Devex Invested: Inside Brazil’s G20 vision for multilateral development banks

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#COP28 conference looks set for conflict after tense negotiations on climate damage fund #LossAndDamage #PowerAsymmetry #ClimateFinance

UN Special Rapporteur on #Poverty decries Amazon, Walmart, DoorDash for ‘shameful’ wages and union-busting #LaborRights #HumanRights #CorporateGovernance

World Bank-IMF meetings: A start, but still a long way to go #BrettonWoodsInstitutions #ClimateFinance #DevelopmentFinance #IFAReform

More than one-fifth of claimed #EU aid is ‘hot air,' NGO study warns #ODA#Finance4Development#GlobalGovernance

US, EU blamed as #climate fund talks break down over #WorldBank push #LossAndDamage #ClimateFinance

Explainer: How the #UN works behind the scenes during crises #History

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Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate: Elevate Your Lifestyle Near Navi Mumbai International Airport

In the heart of Navi Mumbai’s thriving real estate market lies a groundbreaking opportunity that promises to redefine urban living—Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate. Strategically located near the Navi Mumbai International Airport, this luxurious residential development blends the best of modern architecture, unparalleled connectivity, and lifestyle-driven amenities. Whether you’re looking for a new home or a promising investment, Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate has everything you need to soar to new heights.

1. Prime Location for Global Connectivity

At the core of Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate is its unbeatable location, offering residents seamless access to one of the most important transport hubs in the country: Navi Mumbai International Airport. With global connectivity just minutes away, this development is designed for those who value both convenience and luxury. Commuting to business meetings, leisure trips, or international travel is simplified, allowing residents to spend more time enjoying life and less time stuck in traffic. The airport’s proximity further boosts the area’s commercial potential, making this an attractive option for business owners and investors.

2. Exquisite Living Spaces for Every Need

Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate stands out for its diverse range of residential options, ensuring that there’s something for every taste and lifestyle. Whether you seek a stylish one-bedroom apartment or a spacious luxury villa, the estate offers contemporary design and superior finishes that cater to the modern homeowner. Spacious layouts, large windows for natural light, and eco-friendly features are just the beginning. Each unit is thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and utility, making it a perfect sanctuary after a busy day.

3. An Investment Like No Other

As one of the most coveted residential developments near a world-class airport, Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate presents an extraordinary opportunity for real estate investors. The area is primed for rapid growth, with rising demand for properties that offer both luxury and convenience. The anticipated expansion of the airport and surrounding infrastructure ensures that the property values will continue to rise, making it a sound investment for the future. Owning property in such a prime location not only provides a great place to live but also promises solid returns in the years to come.

4. A Host of Premium Amenities

At Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate, luxury goes beyond the design of the living spaces. The estate offers a plethora of amenities that cater to every aspect of modern living. Residents can enjoy state-of-the-art fitness centers, luxurious swimming pools, lush green gardens, and dedicated play areas for children. A wide variety of retail outlets and gourmet restaurants are also within easy reach, ensuring that convenience and comfort are always within your grasp. Additionally, the estate features cutting-edge security systems, allowing you to relax in a safe and secure environment.

5. Sustainable Living in a Green Oasis

Sustainability is a key focus at Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate. The development incorporates eco-friendly design elements to minimize environmental impact, making it an ideal choice for residents who are conscious of their carbon footprint. Green spaces, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable building materials ensure that living here isn’t just about luxury; it’s also about living responsibly. This blend of modernity and sustainability is what makes Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate truly stand out.

6. A Vision for the Future

With rapid urban development in Navi Mumbai, the T3 Aero-Estate is positioned to benefit from the city’s expanding infrastructure. The area is set to become a hub for business, commerce, and tourism, further enhancing the quality of life for residents. As Navi Mumbai continues to evolve into a global city, the T3 Aero-Estate will remain at the heart of this transformation, offering a lifestyle that matches the dynamic energy of the region.

7. Conclusion: The Ideal Place to Live and Invest

Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate is more than just a place to live; it’s a community designed for those who want to elevate their lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a home that offers unparalleled connectivity, world-class amenities, or an investment that promises long-term growth, this development has it all. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting new chapter in Navi Mumbai’s real estate story. Explore Mumbai T3 Aero-Estate today and discover how you can redefine your future.

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(Session 2) Commodity Price Volatility and the Sustainable Development Goals.

The workshop, co-organized by FSDO/DESA, The Harriet Tubman Institute, and The Monetary Policy Institute, to be held on October 31, 2024, will discuss the theme "Commodity Price Volatility and the Sustainable Development Goals."

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The economic outlook for the next 3-5 years is likely to be shaped by several key trends. Firstly, inflation may remain a significant concern, impacting consumer spending and business costs. Interest rates might continue to rise as central banks aim to combat inflation, which could slow down economic growth.

Technological advancements will play a crucial role. Automation and artificial intelligence are expected to transform industries, potentially leading to job displacement but also creating new opportunities in tech sectors. The shift towards remote work could redefine workplace dynamics, influencing real estate markets and urban planning.

Additionally, sustainability will gain more attention, pushing companies to adopt greener practices. Investments in renewable energy and sustainable products are likely to rise, reflecting consumer demand for eco-friendly options.

Geopolitical factors, including trade relations and global supply chains, will also affect market stability. Uncertainties around these issues could lead to volatility in markets, making it essential for businesses to adapt quickly.

Overall, a cautious approach will be necessary as businesses navigate these complexities, balancing innovation with stability. Keeping an eye on macroeconomic indicators and being flexible in strategy will be critical for success in this evolving landscape.

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United Nations adopts ground-breaking Pact for the Future to transform global governance

United Nations adopts ground-breaking Pact for the Future to transform global governance New York, 22 September 2024 – World leaders today adopted a Pact for the Future that includes a Global Digital Compact and a Declaration on Future Generations. This Pact is the culmination of an inclusive, years-long process to adapt international cooperation to the realities of today and the challenges of…

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3rd Meeting, Social Forum 2024.

The Social Forum 2024 focuses on the contribution of financing for development to the advancement of all Human Rights for all.

10h00-10h45       Roundtable: Debt and Debt Sustainability

     Moderator:  Ms. Sakshi Rai, Sustainable Development Section, OHCHR

Mr. Ugo Panizza, Professor of Economics and Head of Department and Pictet Chair in Finance and Development, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Foreign Debt and Development Finance

Mr. Grieve Chelwa, Associate Professor of Political Economy, Chair of Social Sciences, The Africa Institute / African Sovereign Debt Justice Network, Global Studies University, Debt Restructuring - The Experience of Zambia

Mr. Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, Senior Researcher, National and Technical Research Council, Argentina and Consultant for the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), OHCHR and UNDP, Why and How Human Rights in Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA)

Ms. Iolanda Fresnillo, Policy and Advocacy Manager for Debt Justice, Eurodad, Climate Change and Debt Sustainability Analysis

Ms. Penelope Hawkins, Senior Economic Affairs Officer, Debt and Development Finance Branch, UNCTAD, Debt and Fiscal Space for Human Rights and Sustainable Development

10h45-11h30     Interactive dialogue

11h30-12h15       Domestic Resource Mobilization

Moderator: Mr. Serges Kamga, Dean, Faculty of Law, University of the Free State, South Africa

H.E. Mr. Sharaf Sheralizoda, Permanent Representative of Tajikistan to the United Nations Office at Geneva, Domestic Resource Mobilization and Investment for Sustainable Development

Ms. Chenai Mukumba, Executive Director, Tax Justice Network Africa, Tax Justice

Mr. Abdul Muheet Chowdhary / Tax Initiative, South Centre, Geneva, Lessons Learned and Good Practices – In the Experience of the South Centre Tax Initiative

Mr. Gerard Kamga, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of the Free State, South Africa, Illicit Financial Flows from Africa and the Financing of Development

Ms. Anu Peltola, Director of Statistics, UNCTAD, Tracking and Measuring Illicit Financial Flows for Domestic Resource Mobilization and the Realization of Human Rights

12h15-13h00       Interactive Dialogue

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Multi-stakeholder round table 6: Domestic and international private business and finance.

6th Plenary meeting (continued) - Round table at the First Session of the Preparatory Committee for the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 22-26 July 2024.

United Nations Economic and Social Council, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), UN Trade and Development.

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India’s Path to a $10 Trillion Economy: Unlocking Growth Through Financial Inclusion, Innovation, and Sustainability 🇮🇳💡🌱

India’s ambitious goal of becoming a $10 trillion economy by 2032 reflects its immense potential and aspirations. I view this target as both challenging and achievable, provided that strategic improvements are made across multiple sectors. Let’s explore the key areas that demand attention and assess their potential impact on India’s economic trajectory. 1. Financial Inclusion: The Catalyst for…

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Network Marketing Statistics: Revealing the Path to Success

Friday is dedicated to Personal Finance in FAMILY+ Blog, and we come close to you, dear friends, with ideas, advice, and tips on how to increase your income and better manage your money. Whenever I navigate people’s comments online, there are more and more individuals complaining about life being more expensive and how the list of things they cannot afford to buy anymore grows longer day after…

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Tata Power Solar and Bank of India Unite for Green Energy Financing

BOI Becomes First Bank to Partner with Solar Company for Dual Renewable Initiatives A groundbreaking partnership between Tata Power Solar Systems Limited and Bank of India aims to revolutionize access to sustainable energy solutions across India. The collaboration focuses on providing easy financing options for rooftop solar installations and electric vehicle charging stations. JAMSHEDPUR – A…

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for people interested in a critical take on sustainability, my book is 30% off for the next month through the combined academic publishers website