To Think and Act for Future Generations | Our Common Agenda Policy Brief 1
This policy brief is the first in a series setting the framework for preparations for the Summit of Future in 2024. It outlines policy priorities for dealing with the rights of future generations. In addition to 'known', there are many 'unknown' challenges. It is a long journey where, by preparing for the future, we shape our society today.
Can a chair remind us of the interests of future generations?
UN SG Summit of the Future documentsWe consider how the "Future Chair" concept can serve as a reminder of our responsibilities to future generations, exploring ways to integrate this forward-thinking perspective into decision-making processes. This idea promotes sustainability and ethical consideration in today's actions, aiming to ensure a better world for those who follow.
The Ukraine crisis may shape the future of the internet
UN SG Summit of the Future documents Conflict and crisis, Critical internet resources, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybersecurity, Internet governance and digital policy BlogsWe examine how the Ukraine conflict could shape the internet's future, considering geopolitical, security, and governance aspects. This situation underlines the internet's role in modern conflicts and its potential fragmentation.
Can an empty chair save COP26?
UN SG Summit of the Future documents Rights of future generations, Climate diplomacy, Future of meetings BlogsThe symbolic gesture of an empty chair at climate negotiations could represent future generations. This powerful emblem underscores the urgency of addressing climate change with long-term perspectives.
The rights of future generations: What are our responsibilities?
UN SG Summit of the Future documents, Updates Economic, Future of work, Internet governance and digital policy, Rights of future generations BlogsThe UN Secretary-General opened a discussion the rights of future generations with his report 'Our Common Agenda' launched on the 10th September 2021. This text aims to map the main questions and dilemmas on the rights of future generations.
