How can we ensure that COVID-19 recovery processes are sustainable and equitable? 

How do we ensure that developing countries are not left behind when it comes to green recovery, ensuring a just, sustainable and equitable recovery? 

How can we ensure recovery processes are aligned with the 2030 Agenda?  

What role do companies play in the green transition? 

Following the resolution on rights to a healthy environment, which rights-based approaches can be included in contracts in key impact sectors? 

On 29 March 2022, at 14:00-15:30 pm CEST, join the GGKP for "A Green and Inclusive Recovery – Building Sustainable Responses to Emergencies", the second in a four-part #GGKPWebinar series leading up to the Stockholm+50 meeting in June 2022. 

This session explores the theme of the second Stockholm+50 leadership dialogue: “Achieving a sustainable and inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic” with reflections on creating a lasting, equitable, and sustainable recovery from the pandemic.

Speakers

In alphabetical order:

Kyesubire Greigg, President, SME Founders Association

Chandelle O'Neil, National Director, International Student Environmental Coalition

Johan Rockström, Director, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research   

Elisa Tonda, Head of the Consumption and Production Unit, UNEP Economy Division

Dominic Waughray, Senior Advisor to the CEO, World Business Council for Sustainable Development