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Youth and Adolescent Girls Driving the 2030 Agenda: Building Collective Power, Securing Sustainable Funding, and Demanding Accountability.
Looking at the impact of the GEF as an innovative, multi-stakeholder approach to multilateralism and the crucial role of young feminist leadership to accelerate the achievement of the SDG agenda.
Side Event at the SDG Action Weekend organized by Young Feminist Europe, Young Feminist Caucus, GEF Action Coalition on Feminist Movements and Leadership, Canada, Malawi, UN Women, Plan International, Adolescent Girl Investment Plan (AGIP), Alliance for Feminist Movements, United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG), CREA.
To maximize the SDG Summit's impact, the Secretary General is convening an SDG Action Weekend, which will generate opportunities for stakeholders, UN entities, and Member States to convene inside the United Nations Headquarters and set out specific commitments and contributions to drive SDG transformation between now and 2030.
The SDG Action Weekend will consist of the SDG Mobilization Day on Saturday, 16 September, and the SDG Acceleration Day on Sunday, 17 September at UNHQ in New York.
The SDG Action Weekend includes a select number of high-level side-events identified through an open call that concluded in August. They are jointly organized by coalitions of Member States, UN agencies and other international organizations, and global stakeholder networks.
#United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG)#agenda 2030#sdg action#Side-events#Accountability#financing for development#sustainable development goals#multilateralism#sustainable fundings#sdg5#sdg10#multi stakeholder
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I hate to ask for this also but please check out my patreon! Money is a lil tight (this month has been expensive!) and any support helps me out. Especially since next month is swordtember so I want to be able to focus all my energy on making blades for you guys!!
#I’ve been sustaining myself just from Patreon funds for the past 2 months which is awesome!#but my income is way lower than when I was actively working on commissions#and the Patreon fuck uo earlier this month Llosa me quite a few pledges so yeah !#if you have £1 please check it out!#and if you’re a patron please tell a friend about my content (or even up your pledge if you can! but of course no stress!)#thank u guys! I love u so much!
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dude i don’t think watcher are evil capitalists i think there’s just no win situation when it comes to funding creative endeavours on the internet
#like they’re not ‘the new buzzfeed’. be realistic#youtube means advertisers and sponsorships and the algorithm which limits the type of content that can be made!#subscriptions alienate a huge chunk of their existing audience and makes it harder for new viewers to find them!#the move does baffle me bc who is looking at the sinking ship that is streaming models in 2024 and thinking yea. lets get on that#but it’s an impossible situation regardless! i do hope they figure out a way to create a sustainable source of funding#like assuming this doesn’t crash and burn completely i can see myself paying a one-off once or twice a year#for like. new seasons of ghost files or puppet history maybe#but i just don’t care abt most of their shows enough for it to warrant like 50 quid a year. that’s just the nature of streaming for me#if i’m paying i vastly prefer things i can keep#watcher
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#Prince William#Prince of Wales#British Royal Family#Earthshot Prize#environmental solutions#UN General Assembly#Climate Week NYC#Keep IT Cool#NatureMetrics#Equatic#High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People#Bloomberg Philanthropies#Breakthrough Energy Foundation#Bezos Earth Fund#Jack Ma Foundation#conservation#sustainability#environment
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So guess where the top of Pen's new/old dress is from...
#love they are reusing old costumes#very sustainable/eco friendly#also really works because the featheringtons are probably struggling for funds#so portia is reinventing old dresses from pen's first season#bridgerton#polin#penelope featherington
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The reason I like the idea that Bruce was a teenage idle then personally experienced some aspect of poverty in his time abroad is because if I ever found out that some privileged rich white man spontaneously decided to go out into the streets and fight criminals hand to hand, I would personally tear his neck out with my teeth. Absolutely the fuck not. If he has no frame of reference for starvation, addiction, or homelessness, he has absolutely no right to enact his so-called justice.
That motherfucker better have fucking empathy in whole ass wheelbarrows OR ELSE.
#personal#dc#Batman#bruce wayne#like Oliver Queen getting trapped on an island and fending for himself#still not entirely sure how self-sustainability turned into anti-capitalism#but I’m down for it#I really need to read his comics#I’ve been passively absorbing information on the ArrowFam and it sounds very interesting#I need Bruce Wayne to smuggle himself on a freight ship into the USA#and being trapped in NYC without any form of legal identification or money#experiencing the failure of a system firsthand because he left Gotham too young to have established any emergency funds or prove his#only getting out because Zatara essentially kicked him out#he needs to be fucking humbled#before being allowed anywhere near the bat cowl#every time I see a fic that has Bruce be completely clueless to the plights of the lower class#I have this urge to shake him with my teeth like a dog#/neg#those Bruce Waynes can pass down the job to his kids and focus on getting his money to the right places and being a vocal social advocate#do what you do best#those specific Bruce Waynes can give up all their money and stop being billionaires#I will only accept Billionaire Bruce Wayne when he invests in the community and unintentionally becomes more influential and beloved#than the government#That Bruce Wayne who has done all he can and can still do more
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Small Steps, Big Impact: Your Guide to Living Sustainably
Climate change can feel like an overwhelming issue, but the good news is, everyone can make a difference! Even small changes in our daily lives can significantly reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to a healthier planet. Here are some actionable tips to get you started on your sustainability journey:
At Home:
Power Down: Electronics continue to consume energy even on standby. Get in the habit of turning off lights, appliances, and electronics when not in use. Power strips with on/off switches make this even easier!
Embrace Energy Efficiency: Swap traditional incandescent bulbs for energy-efficient LEDs. Consider switching to energy-star rated appliances when yours reach the end of their lifespan.
Wash Smarter: Launder clothes with cold water whenever possible and air-dry them instead of using the dryer.
Thermostat Tweaks: Adjust your thermostat a few degrees in summer (up) and winter (down) to save energy on heating and cooling.
On the Go:
Think Green Transportation: Walk, bike, or use public transport for errands whenever possible. If you must drive, carpool or choose fuel-efficient vehicles.
Reduce, Reuse, Rethink: Carry reusable shopping bags and water bottles to avoid single-use plastics. When buying new items, prioritize quality over quantity and consider pre-owned options.
Mindful Consumption: Avoid impulse purchases and focus on buying items you truly need and will use for a long time.
Food Choices Matter:
Reduce Meat Consumption: Meat production has a significant environmental impact. Consider incorporating more plant-based meals into your diet.
Buy Local & Seasonal: Locally sourced produce reduces transportation emissions and often tastes better! Seasonal fruits and vegetables are fresher and more sustainable.
Plan Your Meals: Planning meals helps minimize food waste, which contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
Be an Advocate:
Spread Awareness: Talk to friends and family about your sustainability efforts and encourage them to join You
Support Sustainable Businesses: Do your research and choose to support companies committed to sustainable practices.Stay Informed: Educate yourself about climate change and environmental issues.
Remember, every small step counts! By incorporating these tips into your daily routine, you can make a positive impact on the planet while inspiring others to do the same. Let's work together to build a more sustainable future for generations to come!
#nature#peaceofmind#happylife#wildlife#sustainability#lifestyle#saveearth#save energy#save environment#world wildlife fund#biodiversity#conservation
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To mitigate the impact of climate change is to help improve our future. Now read that again. 🌱🌎
#mine#avatar edits#avatar explore page#avatar for you#new avatar blog#avatar the way of water#new avatar writer#new writer#obviously this would be much easier if we had funding to go into the climate crisis and not isnotreal#but I digress#we have a lot of people out there working so hard for us#and we have so many resources#we basically have to diy climate change babes#utilize your own resources and start locally#I refuse to fear monger#and I do believe that the avatar fandom is very passionate about environmental advocacy because of James#so I hope it inspires you like me#we can all inspire each other#earth isn’t dying#it’s evolving#and it will do so with or without us#earth will be just fine#it’s humans who should worry#earth will be here after us#this is a cyclical change that’s happened since the beginning of time it’s like an extreme cleanse#with this being said our ecosystems are suffering at the hands of the fossil fuel industry and extreme deforestation and pollution#so we need to put our money where are mouths are and stop funding them and boycott and find ways for regenerative change#take sustainability out of the equation and start using the term regenerative
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it’s kind of hard when you see posts or behaviours on here that’s like, your emotions are completely justified, and i’m not calling you irrational or crazy, but it is very clear you are in a space where being online or in these communities is causing you distress and harm you don’t know how to cope with. and continuing to post is causing harm.
#i see some of the fundraiser posts from people from the west#and it’s like i’m so glad you are doing this it’s the right thing to you#do*#but it’s clear this is taking a mental toll that is not sustainable for you or your activism#if you’re pulling your hair out because donations are slowing down#that is 10000% normal to feel rage despair like pulling your hair out#but interpreting that as willful malice from other people and not#and inevitability of so many gfms circulating and limiting funds#that says to me that you don’t have a safe way to think or deal with this#and it’s okay if you need a break!#it’s okay if you need a rest from this website!
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Every time i spend money on food i feel stupid but we have to eat
#we need a more sustainable set up but i cant do anything about it were barely getting by as is#i hope we get funded for piermesh soon too i have to spend money on it but id rather not#vent
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Warning: This is going to ramble.
I absolutely love how much you can infer about a social order by the background “context” in its media. I’ve seen a lot of old “social guidance” and assorted industrial and sales training films in my time (thanks almost entirely to my 30+ year obsession with MST3K, I admit). At some point I started watching out for things that seemed unusual to me but which were presented as utterly unremarkable, but not such things that we are already accustomed to from the past like various prejudices and bigotries.
I’ve noticed an unmarried man in his 30′s or 40′s still living with his parents presented as nothing more than the setting for a sales manager to get advice from his retired sales manager father. I’ve noticed a grandfather, still living on the farm he’s handed over to his adult son, guiding the kids in “quality of life” activities there while their father and oldest brother are busy with the “sustainment” chores*. I’ve noticed very recent changes to the way families are expected to be structured in order to serve a capitalist social order.
I’ve mentioned it before, and I’m not likely to ever shut up about it, but the “nuclear family” is an absurd anomaly that was cultivated to increase sales of consumer goods. The fragmentation of the family into smaller entities was not the historical norm even in the places where it’s most widely endured today. Until less than a century ago multi-generational homes were typical, commonly consisting of the grandparent(s) and the family of one of their adult children. This customary arrangement arose from the agrarian origins of modern life. As I’ve mentioned before, the nuclear family was an unsustainable model before industrialization. (Personally, I think we’re seeing it proven unsustainable even now.)
In the post-WWII USA its promotion was, I believe, a campaign by capitalists to capture post-war “prosperity” by eliminating the sharing of many common household resources and coercing their purchase instead. When three generations lived under the same roof they only needed one set of household tools, for example. (I’ve also seen short films extolling the value of knowing how to do your own home and auto repairs, rather than paying someone else for them.)
A multi-generation home only needed one set of appliances, as well, and so on. Move the kids out into their own homes, though, and they’re going to buy their own tools, too. Co-housing, even with “found family,” means buying fewer durable consumer goods. The nuclear family model is meant to serve capital. (Sharing those things is still possible, obviously, but we humans seek convenience like we seek salt, fats, and sugars.)
The conditions that made this shattered form of family possible could almost certainly only have arisen in the wake of something as catastrophic as the Second World War. The post-war prosperity of a sufficient number of people in the USA to create those conditions was only the result of the USA having the only undamaged industrial capacity productive enough to sustain it. To put it plainly, when everyone else needed to rebuild their bombed out countries the USA were the only ones left who could sell them enough bricks.
As the rest of the world recovered from the war the advantage that the USA had enjoyed from their devastation steadily dwindled. The social conditioning, however, did not. Most of the USA’s populace was led to believe that economic policies were the primary driver of that advantage. Abandoning that comforting fantasy, which tells us that such “prosperity” can be turned on and off just by winning enough elections, is critical. Recognizing that it is only made possible by the immeasurable suffering of all forms of Earthling may be the only thing that will drive us to keep our habitat inhabitable.
TL;DR We need to share more, buy less, and foster the social arrangements that make those easier.
* While their dad and brother were tending the animals overwintering in the barn he took the kids out to their woodlot to cut a Christmas tree.
#excerpts from the novel that I'll never write#nuclear family#social engineering#capitalism#we're in a zoo that's running out of funding#autocorrect I swear on the US Army that sustainment is a real word#philosophizing is easier since I stopped shaving my beard
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One of my least favorite things about the current state of the Internet is how ppl have become conditioned to the idea that entertainment should always be free and that it is somehow malicious and greedy for an independent creator to directly ask their audience to pay for a product that they work full time to create instead of relying on unpredictable and unstable income from a nebulous advertiser market that is actively dying
#like i get being bummed or sad if you can not afford it. but trying to do something sustainable does not mean greedy/evil.#like people calling watchr villains/sellouts is like. my dudes we have all been freeloading. off of fucking GOOGLE are you kidding?#how is cutting out 16 middle men that ultimately fund shit like betterhelp worse than just saying hey can yall pay us for this actually#like i hope they can figure out regional models and a path for some content to remain free but like. please chill out#i am just sick of people jumping to the absolute most alarmist and worst-faith interpretation of every announcement ever#idk how anyone can create shit on the internet these days. like mentally
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prioritizing profit?
people i interview for my research on corporate sustainability and sustainable finance often tell me that they have a legal obligation to maximize financial value for shareholders. they don't normally use this obligation to justify a company doing patently bad things like illegally dumping chemicals in a river or murdering resistant locals (they would argue that this actually diminishing shareholder value by undermining a company's reputation and creating more risks of bad press and regulatory penalties), but they do often use it as a way of justifying a lack of what they consider "philanthropic activities." it's the ideology of milton friedman -- who famously argued that "the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits" -- retooled for an era of greenwashing.
i've been thinking about this "legal obligation" a lot lately as elon musk guts twitter. where are the other shareholders whose financial interests he is "legally obligated" to protect? the only case i could find was the orlando pension fund suing to delay musk's twitter takeover on the grounds that he is an "interested shareholder," which is apparently quite a difficult case to win.
it'll be interesting to see what happens as people who have big stakes in twitter start to push back against musk's chaotic mismanagement of the company, but for now i'm squirreling this story away as an easy rebuttal to future informants who say they have a legal obligation to the shareholder.
#twitter#elon musk#shareholder value#fiduciary duty#orlando pension fund#greenwashing#sustainability#finance#anthropology#political ecology
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when i was in a level psychology my teacher once asked my class how long we thought we had left before our species went extinct. most of us gave variations in the realm of thousands of years, but my friend said it would be within this century. when we asked her why she just said 'idk i just don't think we're going to last much longer' and we all laughed it off and said she was just being pessimistic. but now i see the way the world is absolutely refusing to respond to climate change the way it needs to and i think she was right.
#i am a sustainability consultant#i calculate carbon footprint#develop net zero strategies#put together impact assessments related to climate change#ive had clients tell us that they literally don't care about reducing their carbon footprint#ive had clients saying that the board doesnt want to approve the funding needed for the interventions we've recommended#ive had clients who very clearly only care about their project so far as it ticks a box#it's so demoralising#climate change
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i have. officially started the process to turn my side project, macha's justice, into a Proper Nonprofit so that i can finally offer proper state-recognized certification in domestic violence counseling specifically for pagans and polytheists.
aaaaaaaaaaaah
#it only took me like a YEAR to get it going but you know what#we're here now#hardest part done and that's the initial filing#(it wasn't even that hard to do SHHHHH it's the executive dysfunction and burnout)#anyway once i've finished my contract in a few years with my current job i'm hoping i can find a way#to fund MJ and turn it into a sustainable position so that i can focus on it full-time#slow baby steps but we're moving and it's in the right direction#hound barks
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The Crown Princess at WWF's autumn meeting
On Oct. 5, the Crown Princess attended the World Wildlife Fund's council meeting and autumn gathering at Erstaterrassen in Stockholm.
WWF's board of trustees gathered at the meeting, and the theme for the day was Forward towards a sustainable business life! Secretary General Gustaf Lind also presented the awards: "Environmental Hero of the Year", "Marie-Claire Cronstedt's Prize", and "Panda Book of the Year".
Environmental Hero of the Year
Environmental Hero of the Year 2023 was awarded to the influencer Therése Lindgren.
The jury's motivation: "On her sustainability journey, Therése Lindgren has stopped at several stops in her life, from make-up and beauty to mental illness and animal protection - all the way to the final station with a sustainable lifestyle."
Comment from Saga: Therése is one of, if not the biggest, influencer in Sweden and it became national news when she changed her approach to collaborations and working with brands and companies. Basically, she now has a list of sustainability requirements and if the brand or company don't meet them, she won't work with them or promote them.
Marie-Claire Cronstedt's Prize
Researcher Elin Röös was awarded the Marie-Claire Cronstedt Prize.
The jury's motivation: "For her pioneering research and strong commitment to spreading knowledge about the environmental and climate impact of food, and for the sustainable use of animals and nature."
Panda Book of the Year
The Panda Book of the Year 2024 award was awarded to photographer Claes Grundsten for the book "Archipelago".
The jury's motivation: "Claes Grundsten allows us to get close to the wilderness of the archipelago, both emotionally and concretely, in a way that only exceptional artistic skill combined with great outdoor experience can achieve."
On arrival, the Crown Princess was received by Annika Helker Lundström, chairman of WWF's board, Leif Johansson, vice-chairman of WWF's board and Gustav Lind, secretary general of WWF Sweden.
H.M. The King is patron of WWF Sverige.
Photos: Anders Wiklund/TT and Michael Campanella/SPA.
#swedish royal family#crown princess victoria#world wildlife fund#therese lindgren#elin röös#claes grundsten#sustainability#environmentalism#231005
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