KC3.dev-- ed3envoyUn.com : The Economist's story begins 1843 as a London Scot JW's diary of how to support 20-something Queen Victorian transform constitution of an island from slavemaking gunboating empire to hoped for commonwealth; it took James Wilson's life (died Calcutta 1860 of diarrhea) and legacy 180 years to get to 2023- can media (Swiss UN global connectivity since 1865) design cooperations whch millennials need TO BE 1st sustainability generation (Applause) or extinction's destiny (boos -dismal beyond belief FTX RVP #45 subp 911 ...). Since James was an alumni of Adam Smith - we welome all diarists to 265th moral sentiments summits Glashgow UUn June 2023 - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk ( after action debrief ecop26.com)
Economistarts.comking and worldclassdaos....		Lot of cooperation needed to advance Guterres UN priorities of 2023 - where can we connect -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
Join the dao of 2025report- last edition beyond extinction: the overall story of co-research von neumann scoop- who will unite what good with 100 times more tech per decade - chapter 1 how 5 tech eras have accelerated since 1865 -3 in the last 30 years.
chap2 how from 2016 the UNs framework offers first transformation in gov serving people since beginning of government in king's English - can you all be in time to celebrate most massive cooperations for good
guest chapter 2 page visions of those talking on redesign of 2020s be that web3, dao decentralised finanace , regenerative communities- which tech is applicable, which tech gets in the way?
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how before 2016, a billion poorest women set the pace on sustainability economic modeling- learn from 3 phases- designing 10000 person communities with no electricity; sharing the university of leapfrog modelslessons from 15 years of playing annual game of worldrecordjobs.com
appendix of terms as they first appeared in the economist from 1951 (often their original meanings have been altered by vested interests - check out whom and avoid their advice like the plague		Tips for making 2023 most cooperative year of 4 billion youth & 4 billion elders start with browsing bop at linkedin - tell chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk which coop to eD headline at eAI eArts eB eU eWA eWO eF eG eL
First 75 years of schools brief with alumni of von neumann & The Economist ... web3: AI change teacher
read all about it - how english speaking world service failed humanity in spite of at least 16 years time to live up to this 1984 tech-wizard charter of sustainability to 2025

queenofhearts.city invites you help fix this join first 100 person zoom in memory of Queen Elizabeth - greatest public servant English speaking world		>
Help publish youth's web3 year of 23 -rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
It would be interesting to know what Queen Victoria wrote in her diary when her first special envoy to
charter bank by and for india's peoples died 9 months into landing calcutta of diarrhea;
and why it took another 112 years before
girls empowrment first asian bank - BRACooperation started up by a reformed Oil Company man began saving humanity
goats OF PUBLIC SERVICE: BLUNTLY PUT-SUSTAINABILITY'S LAST CHANCE DEPENDS ON cooperations of VALUING DEVELOPMENT FROM BIRTH OF CHILDREN MORE THAN WHITE MEN PRINTING MONEY- UN FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED 8/9/22 DAY QE2 DIED
M3 crisis: 1/1/2000 missing 2025 report's media good (chapter 6 pdf download written 1984) opportunity of majority of world being aware of humanity's greatest risk = greatest mis-timing of my life; hope its not 2020s terminal mistake for our uniting species		Help publish youth's web3 year of 23 -rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
Can 100 times more tech per decade since 1930 advance enough COOPERATION to sustain millennials out of every inhabited GPS? tick tock by 2030 it is mathematics (of chaos) likely that we will know whether 2020s being saved us from mother nature's wrath and irreversible species destruction. Most exciting decade to be alive. Cooperation needed at www.sdgmetaverseprize.org and every game worldrecordjobs can help you and yours and meta-soc play
From our archives- 1860 17 years into founding Economist, James Wilson's most ambitious project partnering queen victoria in launching chartered bank by and for the quarter of peoples on india subcontinent stalls.
Wilson dies of diarrhea 9 months after landing in calcutta. 85 years later sir kenneth kemp (father in law of Economist's Norman Macrae writes up legalese of Indian Independence. Sir Ken did not know that partitioning was about to happen. Peoples of East pakistan draw colonial aera's shorterst straw - not only a colony of West Pakistan but blocked out of access to what have been south asia's superport. 23 years later cyclone kills a million peoples and shell oils regional young superstar ends his contract to start helping women build the new nation of Bangladesh. The greatest economic miracle produced by a billion asian mothers begin. The first network cooperation - oral rehydration ; 112 years after wilson's death illiterate village mothers first homework is how to mix boiled water sugar and salt to stop diarrhea killing one thord of infants in tropical villages. Inspired by this abed and 1 billion women map 30 cooperation platforms 1972-2019 - BRA-C (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Cooperation). First meta partnership BEAC UNICEF Tropical china; from 1996 leapfrog partners beyong vilages without electricity start to web end poverty's races. Japan and silicon valley ask abed to go international - vrac university with james grant as first world class colege begins 2001		 meanwhile in 1890s london 2nd editor walter bagehot continues queen victoria's project - can the English Constitution end the slave making mentality of corpoartesd like East India company with a commonwealth constitution. Although many believe Victoria did plant this legacy for the 20th C royal family - not in time for east Insia comoany to ruin another quarter of the world's lives - the chinese after 1960 clsoe themselves to global trade rather than accept ultimatum to accept opium as a currency. Just as it takes peoples of the place we now call bnagaldesh 110 yeras to start freeing their own trade, so too contenetal china. By 1972 out of desperation both bangaldesh and china depend on raiing womens productivity from mear 0 to more than that of men in every community developing children. On the Bangladesg side follow the mapping of the reforemd oil company ceo fazle abed; on china tropical side note that one child polict meand half of all familiyies start to be dependednt on how brillainatly entrepreneurial their 20s something daughter becomes

Dedication: Sir Fazle Abed 50 years (2019-1970) supporting billion women end poverty:.Notable learning curve exponentials of diarists of Economist & global village audience interactions teachforsdgs.com-before impact of global viewspaer disapperaed did first 150 yeras of our diarists map enough intel for millennials to be the sustainability generation?
. what if human development determined by family's social network quality situated within web 3 2 1 0 after electricity before webs 00 before electricity
Primary purpose founder (London Scot James Wilson 1843) can global viewspaper mediate goals 2 and 1 end hunger and end poverty- changing slave making tdae toward multi-win commonwealth: wilson's pjhilosophy Smithian (last writings morality of markets before engines; first 16s of engines impact on national branding; wislons 2 signature partnership with queen victoria - end corn laws starving half of ireland's population; go to calcutta to start charter banking by and for the people; sadly wilson diee of dairrhea withing first year in vacutta but son-in-lam bagehot continues transfolrmation of Englsh Constitution
From 1951 given greatest scoop by vin neuamann - ask what peoples do with 100 times more tech per decade 1930 to 2020s-particularlycan zero sum games be resplaced by sustainable above zero sum trades - eg networks applying life critical knowhow multiplky value in use opposite to consuming up things
Norman Macrae's learning curve in 28 years before being mentored by Neumann: first 13 years home schooled btitish embassies including Stalin's moscw; then soend s last days as teen navigating airplaned bomber commandnd Burma before 6 years of good fortune; last class taught by keynes cambridge; mentired at Economist by sur geiffrey crowther autoboigrapher of Economist's first century
stories from mapping 100 times moore: best ever western leader decade fyt=ure chalenge - kenned'y's moon race primarily biproduct satellite telecoms (alumnisat) and interdendence - 2 atlantic segments : america's new european; Euro's old; asian about two thirds of humans dependent on pacific coast's world trade (that leaves up to 15% to decide which ocean integrated their muti-win games0; age 39 macrae permitted one signed survey a year- begins with 10 years of surveys of what futures do peoples want - 1962 Japan and rising Asian neighbors; 1963 people of Russia; 1964 peoples of Brazil & Latin America ...1968 peoples of south africa; 1969 rainbow peo[ples of USA- from 1972 alarmed by nixon's exit of dolar from gold standard begins 40 tyear future histiry genres with early fici on fintech, edtech, healthtec as well as energy markets; from 1976 joined by prodi argues for future capitalism grounded by sme networks not just bigger and bigger corporate and gov; 1984 prepares for last 5 y years at Economist with 2 genres - 2025 report book first published with chris macrae on updating sustainability deadlines and opportunities/threats of web1-3; biography of von neumann ; last article dec 2008- huge risk web 2 age of millennials will be underinvested with youth having to bail out elders; can blockchain distributed finance be last chance antidote to every greater political havoc of printing paper money?
Systems truth - big organisations hate innovation (ironically artificial intel best at integrating deepest real time data in way no human gov can do real time)- notably powerful western people blocked from transparent unlearning by media & lawyers; gov2.0 is about how hard one transformation of gov is since horse was fastest way to communicate; industrial revolution 4 shows how hard for big corporates to innovate beyond past system; 2020s last chance crises may involve privileged gamesters racing into web3 societies who havent yet learnt from billion poorest women attempts to leapfrog from web00 (without electricity)in 2001 friends of billion poorest women proposed solution - new universities who share their alumni's open community to community sdg solutions- see abedmooc.com and discuss meta challenges to sdgs.games- as predicted in 1984's 2025 report transformation of edu essential to survival of human beings (echoing HG Well's civilisiation race between edu and catastrophe)
Abedmooc.com .. women4empower; herstory's turning points - some dates approx as took decades- if we've missed or wronged herstory (valuing womens planet Xponential multipliers with men's) -please rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - all errors mine alone gandhi 1906 thrown off south african train-starts 40 years of chnaging education from infant up (see underknowns.com) -seeds future of mandela nets; 2020s gteatest ever network multiplier gandhi &montesorri; remultiplied einstein 1940s; in 12 post war yers greatest ever maths networkers leave legacy of 100 times more ytech per decade; from 1951 scoop of what to do with 100 times more etch relayed tp economist journalist for humanity; by 1960 ai labs twinned to face both coasts (pacific 75% of human sustainability; atlantuc 25%); by 2020s media's last chance at transparency see metaerseprize.org) as too much data streaming from every gps not to blockchain and humansAI (see nftssdg.com); 1843 smihian james wilso starts royal society newsletter gossiping why royal family need to celebrate sdg1 and 2 end starvation of eg Irish; ebd impoversiation of british raj; biggest underknown -did queen voctoria despatche wilson with idia's own chartered bank to get rid of him or to design multi-win commonwelath trading; in any event wilso dies of diarrhea within 12 months landing cacutta; it tales 112 years and partitionining of india subcontinnent before former oil company regional ceo fazle abed fimaces solutions of end diarrheas as killing tropical asian infants and end starvation by maximis vilage rice tech (borlaug)- having celebrated 100000 vilages first demonstartion of these solutions - unicefs japmes grant sonsors transai extension; coming from china missionary epidemiologist family - abed and grant partner in nationwide vaccination against infant diseases; thats 3 of the first 30 mass colaborations of the 1billiongirls.com who ended poverty 2019-1972 (as for other models of western aid, who knows but data shows whatever else thy did it wasnt the vast majority of extreme povery ending); see the irony of web00 world (no electricy ) contributing more to sustainability than ever other world at 2025report.com - finders crossed web3 starts to emulat development economic leaps of web00 women; 1758-62: very intersting adam smith scotnds worldwide contribution to human development let alone emotional intel; bes ever summary of nature and humans market purpose before endines; best ver plea to startup engine applications everywhere not juts london 1760 east idia company's admin MOMENTS OF THE ECONOMIST - founded 1843 to mediate sustainability 2 primary goals - end hunger & poverty by Smithian James Wilson; 1943 centenary's autobiogtraphy compelling testinmong on what went wrong with negineerings in 20 most advanced nations (19 white); from 1945 Economist takes on Neumann's suggestion of greatest journalist scoop ; what to do with 100 times more tech per decade 2025-1945?; is there an optimistic rational way out of Orwellian Big Brother endgam?. If so how will educators and youth web & do what economists and elders cant even imagine/ ANNOUNCEMENT - from june 1 2022, the first post of every month will often linkin the previous month's update of CodesMeta.com - In turn this is one of the main celebration collabs of 2025Report and friends celebrating progress along the roadmap to UN secretary general's digitalisation "UN2.0". Codesmeta welcomes co-editors rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk help AI make 2022 youth's most collaborative year-
2016 glory to every natural deity sept 2016- after 1st year review of SDGs jim kim makes his biggest move- what unhq and unesco have just reported is sdg4 wont happen before 2100- so he starts a pre-nft club on digotally cooperative education in geneva (getting unctad blessing to intro any educatir interested in etch to itu); just in time for engineer guterres to take up 10 year chair ofiun2.0 - from summer 2017- digital cooperation research becomes the =iggest change movement the world has ever seen with any government invited to benchmark nay unite un2.0) 2122 unga summit on ed no longer fit for purpose 22-23 school year of greatest every prize sdgmetaverseprize.orh and more unseen wealth compounding out of ed3 nfts than all the oil wells on earth

Sunday, May 29, 2022

early sightings colleges seek to host million student teach-in earth day march 2022

 December Education Free VIRTUAL Summits :Yidan-HK Dec 5 yidanprize.org/events/2021-yidan-prize-summit/ WISE Qatar Dec 7 -9 wise-qatar.org/wise-2021/

DUBAI Youtube Replay FEATURING 4 UN branches (not free not virtual?) rewired2021.com/
thanks to qatar and bloomberg now on-demand replay..offering best case yet of fazle abed's 30th hunicorn 5.6

qatar/bloomberg june -7.5 bn updates

Chris Macrae on LinkedIn


in contrast to unicorns, we search for hunicorns- multi billion dollar human knowhow networks too valuable for exiting investors or party politics; we were privileged to visit bangladesh's fazle abed 15 times in his last 10 years and aim to share notes on how billion women empowered of extreme poverty through mobilising hunicorns -dates in 21-22 staging global sustainability summits where abed partners (largest ngo web in world) expected to impact include
DECEMBER- EDUCATION:YIDAN - HONG KONG; REWIRED DUBAI; WISE -QATAR

NOVEMBER - CLIMATE COP26 GLASGOW 1 2 3. OCTOBER BIODIVERSITY KUMNING: INFRASTRUCTURE AIIB DUBAI: G20 italy; September unga76 ny; August weforum singapore; May yidan europe oxford...		digital april - fuzhou apr 25;; green summit in april: 13 sees bnef - 22 sees earth day with biden hosting virtual leadership call-actions speaker louder than words joe- followed up by next bloomberg open green summit april 26/7 - free virtual for worldwide citizens .. next virtual celebration with 45000 teachers t4-vidas oct 2021 -help map t4cop26 nov 2021 first time this century glasgow on world stage- we want to make sure we celebrate glasgow u and sdg's greatest alumn fazle abed ...ideas rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukwelcome 2021 - valuing humanity most collaborative year - leap forward 1 covid; 2 to green; 3 to investing in lifelong education & all under 30s sdg livelihoods not under half-see dubai december 1
60 years ago dad published two serial surveys over 15 years in The Economist: on how two thirds of people who are Asian sought to rise from less than 15% of markets to at least half and how those who played best above zero-sum games with von neumann innovations could most advamce mankind- in spite of john f kennedy's post to learn abou this- i dont know of any american academics who did....emembering Norman Macrae at The Economist
Dad lost his battle with cancer in 2010 but not before inviting young female journalists to 10 years of visiting Fazle Abed in Bangladesh - what we found will appear at ABEDMOOC.com and youthmarkets.com as well as Glasgow U's Journal of Social Business

thank you brac & fazle abed & asian women preventing greatest bureaucratic mistake ever made in english

hg wells - civilisation is a race between education and disaster…


the archives of fazle abed

how 1 billion women ended extreme poverty building world's largest ngo partnerships round livelihood education, health & ...catalogue of solutions 50 years in the networking

STARSteacher who's who valuing future of 2020s sdg youth most

…

...		keTry has called 2021 humanity's last best chance year - next global zoom by un on actions 25th march-
2021 major summit maps -weforum series - january davos; may moved to august singapore; cop26 november glasgow; g20 italy october; dubai most exciting edu expo ever in december; biodiversity cop may kunming; aiib infrastucture uae october; unga76 ny sept; ai earth and sdgs year round geneva itu ; year round university coalitions; year round trillion dollar sector purposes including 300 trillion dollar western pensions :14 trillion dollar and rising covid sector- you tell us rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk 		....japan is making about 10 exciting contributions to united nations 48 hour sdg actions zoom in 2 weeks - you can see both the japan and global program here https://globalfestivalofaction.org/speakers/ - if anyone from your side participates actively- it would be good to know- we are aiming to find yourg sherpas from any sustainable city to the youth fringe of cop26 glasgow- now that tokyo is having no guests at olympics will you be doing any virtual platform; i will be trying to renew contact with japan society assuming unga76 will return to normal- are you expecting to be in ny again ? i will use my linked in space to make action calendars between now and glasgow whilst at same time inserting ads on 50 years of fazle abeds deepest partners https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/most-exciting-time-ever-economistun.com-chris-macrae/....lead country/city notes #br0 china #br1.1 japan #br1.2 s. korea #br1.3 singapore-hk-taiwan #br1.4 rest asean #br2.1 bangladesh #br2.2 india #br2.3 pakistan #br2.4 rest south asia #br3 russia #dr4 rest lanblocked north-central asia #br4 europe excluding eu nordica britain; #br5 west europe #br6 north america #middle east or west asia #br8 arctic circle #br 9 africa #b10 latin america#br11 un...260 years after adam smith first questioned the futures of humans and machines- glasgow university union sat nov 6 (middle weekend cop26) invites ideas on staging humanity's most urgent summit since birth of united nations san francisco opera house 1945..JFK put about 10000 young american brains on one decade- long networking goal- race to the moon; although usa today has about 100 million under 30 brains, its elders & educators have never since freed 10000 brains to any goal in spite of fact that humansAI.com and EntrepreneurialRevolution are now most exciting co-creative games ever played ever- is it too late for american youth to be included in tech to sustain the world? click astronaut Garan's urgent collaboration crisis -which seas or continent can you help youth sdg economic map - asia asean africa america arctic europe ..
twitter version of 2025 report		7worlds.net

Astronaut Ron Garan: urgent collaboration crisis
Astronaut Ron Garan poses massive collaboration challenge ,,		Future of :health; culture; energy; finance. education-1960-2025: at The Economist 1960 my family started asking leaders when were they including the people in key market futures assuming the moon race made gordon moores promise that microelectronic engineers will multilpy ai capabilities every decade by 100 fold (to 2030 that's a trillion times moore than man raced to moon with, and needs road maps valuing the most exciting goals humans can linkin we use machine intelligence terms broadly to include everything that the human brain alone is now able to innovate; Economist diary continues to investigate when and where top people meet does anything get shared enabling youth to go great work and become the first sustainability generation.What is ER (Entrepreneurial Revolution)? Searches show that ER is a curriculum for valuing trust and youth especially girls by changing systems of education and community development economics. ER was founded as a media challenge of leadership purpose and friendship across nations at The Economist as man was racing to the moon in the 1960s- it was based on the hypothesis that it would be wise to put a deadline on sustainability system design. At some stage failure to educate and invest in sustainability would become exponentially irreversible. A deadline of 2025-2030 was thought to be wise.
In this worldwide economic model, communications TECH doubles every 7 years from 1946 to 2030- over 4000 times Moore! 2018-2019 is the last but 12th year for action learning sustainability. This diary aims to map the most exciting opportunities of each of the last countdown years
june 2019 luxembourg hosts 100 banking delegations sharing cases on long-term collaborative investment in infrastructure
april 2019 sees 100 national leaders coming to beijing to map sustainable world trade routes integrated round coastal Belts and Roads (eg railRoads & overland grids) as well as the sdg opportunities for cooperation that arise when all communities are linked in to win-win trade and under 30s dreams of being the sustainability generation		......BRI.school map top 13 sdg world trade routes 0 inside china, 1 East-Belt,
2 South-Belt; 3NorthBelt
4 centre eurasia &E.Euro; 5 WEuro 6 N.Am; 7 MidEast 8MedSea 9Africa 10LatinAm 11 Arctic Circle 12UN-urgent..		help ALI report 2018-2019 Mass Collaboration 1 2 3 and Sustainability Student Livelihoods Year is turning out weird, at end of year:
june 2019 AIIB (world leader in new dev banking_ is being hosted by EU epicentre of big old banking - luxembourg, and
july sees a truncated year for preparing Japan G20 because somehow Argentina was allowed to postpone Franciscan G20 to Nov 2018 coming after the world bank oct 2018 from indonesia where theme of world development report is Livelihoods, and where the billion dollar bank partnership with aiib aims to be world class benchmark for ending slums. Asean's leading economist Mahbubani brings out his second provocation - have americans lost it, alongside can asians think- it takes 2 to win-win trade as well as tango. This most co-creative student year kicks off from Joburg BRICS in early September the start of the UNGA year sees handover from E Europe to Ecuador meanwhile the newest of Guterres entrepreneurial revolution committees led by melinda gates and jack ma has been asked to report by march 2019 in time for the greatest sustainability summit ever hosted as 100 national leaders collaborate around maps- beijing's BRI May 2019 rsvp with good news isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com special mentions - shanghai hosts first world expo only for foreign exhibitors nov 2018- archives 2013 mainly silk road and BRI - 2012 mainly education
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Updates on UN declaration - education is no longer fit for purpose

First declared by  UNESCO & Guterres late 2021; UNESCO & Barcelona in May report optimal fix is to redefine teaching as profession most responsible for sustainability generation - this is also due to be the main resolcable crisis discussed at TNHA Sept 2022 NY

--- news from adma smith and Economist alumni: queries welcome chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Wash DC

- New york friends www.economistun.com are hosting as many real and zoom events as we can up to general assembly september on following dynamics of the education crisis- if you know anyone who would like to join in please say - we have framed the crisis this way so that differ5ent grades of teachers can both discuss the challenge to the ages they are responsible for and upstream downstream system links to younger or older...


.. Education’s Extinction Crisis – we’ve designed world in which less than 1 in 7 kids at age 15 are maximizing LoveQ Development, and this seventh are not openly connected with sustainability of their generation ...................................................................................How do we know this? Both through Asian Women Empowerment research since 1972 and recent UN research of what educators say matters most every 3 years of Child’s Development. Within most national systems another third of kids are being lost every 3 years from most vital human Intel & emotions




 ...............................................How did this all go wrong?-My father at The Economist kept a diary showing over 50 years of  failure since 1950 to collaboratively mediate Gift of of Von Neumann’s generation of 100 times more tech (AI) per decade locally & globally. Dad had met Von Neumann in Princeton 1951 and Neumann mentored Economist journalists to scoop the question of 100 times more!


One 2020s solution? #Aiforgood & UN2.0 as SDG Digital paradigm for ESG governance of largest organisations uniting humans. We can also learn since 1972 from Asian poverty alleviation women's networks inspired by Paulo Freire to build nations' education and sustainability collaborations across generations www.abedmooc.com

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Wednesday, May 4, 2022

 https://www.unsdglearn.org/podcast/how-can-we-use-science-technology-and-innovation-sti-in-achieving-a-sustainable-future/

sdg best of month pick from womensai.com (swap learnings rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk 2025report.com est 1984 The Economist & teachforsdgs.com- extinction generation edition eta 2023 (also 100th year since birth of dad norman)

WELCOME To the 2022 Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Forum (5-6 May 2022)

CHECK OUT THE NEW PODCAST FEATURING THE CO-CHAIRS OF 2022 STI FORUM

Just Released! A new podcast featuring the two co-chairs Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya (Ukraine) and Ambassador Kennedy Godfrey Gastorn (Tanzania)-"How can we use science, technology, and innovation (STI) in achieving a sustainable future?" is now available on all major podcast platforms! Tune in and listen to the co-chairs of the 2022 STI Forum speak about science, innovation and technology for the future: bit.ly/STIPodcast. 

Side events start TODAY (4 May)!

The 2022 Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Forum will kick off with a whole day of exciting side events TODAY, 4 May! Please check the list below of 30 side events which you could join on Whova:

TODAY's Side Events Overview

(TIME ZONE: EASTERN TIME/NEW YORK TIME)

 

TIMEEVENT NAMEORGANIZERSDURATION
6:00amRole of Green Business Incubator in Developing Green Startups & SME’s for the Climate ResilienceGreenTech Foundation Bangladesh60minutes
7:30amPartnerships for Innovative STEM Teaching & LearningAsia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)60 minutes
7:30amOpen Science Promoted Quality Graduate Education in Global South China Association for Science and Technology (CAST)90minutes
7:30amInnovative Technology Solutions to Marine Pollution in the East Asian Seas RegionUnited Nations Environment Programme & Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia60 minutes
9:00amResearch on innovation as opposed to research in innovation: transforming innovation education for a better tomorrowAfricaLics60 minutes
9:00amUsing a comparative risk framing to strengthen policy decisions for sustainable developmentCarnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs90 minutes
9:00amMetaverse Mindset Project Gratia Christian College UNPRME 60 minutes
9:00amBuilding Back Better with Games, Hands-on Activities, STI for Sustainability and 2030 Agenda HaritaDhara Research Development and Education Foundation (in special consultative status with the UN ECOSOC since 2018)60 minutes
9:00amSaving the Banana: Innovative and Multi-Stakeholder Approaches to Confront the Global Challenge of Fusarium Wilt, Tropical Race 4 Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture60 minutes
9:00amLaunch of a Global Network of AI Centres of Excellence for Sustainable DevelopmentPermanent Mission of Slovenia to the UN 90 minutes
9:00amScience for SDG 14, the Early Careers perspective RedLAtM (Regional Representative LAC Region-MGCY) & LACEMOS60 minutes
9:00amGreen hydrogen windows of opportunity for developing countries UNCTAD90 minutes
9:00amMasterclass on how innovations can transform the path to the 2030 AgendaUnited Nations World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator60 minutes
9:00amInnovation for Sustainability in Our Common Agenda: Partnering With Business to Turbocharge SDG ActionUnited States Council for International Business - USCIB 90 minutes
9:00amYouth-led Solutions for a Better Food FutureWorld Food Forum (by FAO's Youth Committee)75 minutes
10:30amProgress through Partnerships: How can private sector partnerships assist in achieving SDG 2 (zero hunger)?Baha'i International Community90 minutes
10:30amWhy we need local social goods to achieve the Goals - lessons from the World Social Capital Monitor 2021Basel Institute of Commons and Economics75 minutes
10:30amIndigenous Knowledge Research Infrastructure:
A Novel STI Solution to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals		CANEUS, FILAC and UNOOSA90 minutes
10:30amDigitalArt4Climate & Blockchain4Climate – Developing the Ecosystem & Digital Skills for SDGs aligned Creative Economy and Climate EntrepreneurshipInternational Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges IAAI GloCha90 minutes
10:30amInnovation for emergency connectivityInternational Telecommunication Union (ITU)60 minutes
10:30amOperationalizing Sustainable Development and Science and Technology Cooperation:  Global StrategiesThe National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine90 minutes
10:30amJust and inclusive clean energy transition in Africa: partnerships with non-State actors for technological and innovative solutions The Permanent Mission of Italy to United Nations90 minutes
10:30amApplying Diverse Knowledge Systems to Address Systemic Risks of Rapid Technological ChangeUnited Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 90 minutes
10:30amStrategies to Strengthen National and International Policies in Education and HealthWomen's Health and Education Center (WHEC)75 minutes
10:30amXPRIZE Rainforest: Innovating, accelerating and scaling biodiversity technologies for a more resilient futureXPRIZE75 minutes
12:00Nuclear Technologies in the Fight against Marine Plastic Pollution: An IAEA InitiativeIAEA60 minutes
12:00Transforming education for a human-centred approach to STI and SDGs International Labour Organization (ILO); Work Stream 10 of IATT75 minutes
12:00The key role of digital technologies in developing countries to enhance climate action and SDG achievementUnited Nations Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN)75 minutes
1:30pmThe role of women-led global co-op networks in addressing gender equality amid COVID-19 and beyondImpact Arts Society 75 minutes
6:00pmNigeria Youth Environment Dialogue 2022Community Action Against Plastic Waste (CAPws)90 minutes


Please note: Side events are hosted by independent organizers and do not reflect the views of the United Nations.

 



2022 STI Forum Secretariat
Organizer,
The Seventh Annual Multi-Stakeholder Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation for the SDGs (STI Forum)

In this episode, we speak with the co-chairs of the Science, Technology, and Innovation or STI Forum–Mr. Sergiy Kyslytsya, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations and Mr. Kennedy Godfrey Gastorn, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Tanzania to the United Nations. They both shared their insights on advancing science and technology achievements while also addressing global challenges of inequality, digital divide, inclusion, and climate change, to name a few issues, through collaboration among different actors in society. We need novel ways to mitigate emerging risks to scientific research and we also need to further the collaboration among scientists, researchers, and policymakers in an ongoing dialogue in networks of trust and transparency to address the global challenges.

The STI Forum of the United Nations provides this space for scientific cooperation and collaboration. It is also an important space for reflections on global development problems and discussions on how science, technology, and innovation can help contribute to approaches and solutions to achieve the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. To know more and to register for the upcoming STI Forum, please go to https://sdgs.un.org/tfm/STIForum2022. 

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[Transcript of the podcast]

Paulyn Duman: Welcome to the SDG learncast with me, Paulyn Duman. In every episode, I bring you insightful conversations around the subject of sustainable development and learning, helping us all to achieve a sustainable future.

In this episode, we will be speaking about science, technology and innovation otherwise known as STI, especially in the context of the STI Forum of the United Nations.

Science and technology is intricately meshed together with society. You cannot see one without the other. For example, a lot of people depend on their mobile phones, whether they are smartphones or analog phones, for daily living. A study by the Pew Research Center in 2019 reported that nearly 50% of adults said they could not live without their smartphones. In the COVID-19 pandemic, science research has tremendously helped reduce the spread of the coronavirus the same way that scientific research has addressed several diseases globally, both infectious and non-communicable ones. Innovation, which does not always require high technology or high investment, has helped millions of lives and we will speak more about this later in this episode.

For this episode, we have the honor to have with us the co-chairs of the STI Forum, Mr. Sergiy Kyslytsya, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations and Mr. Kennedy Godfrey Gastorn, the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Tanzania to the United Nations.

Perhaps before we start, could you tell us about the Science, Technology, and Innovation Forum of the United Nations?

 

Ambassador Kennedy Godfrey Gastorn: The STI Forum is a venue where you facilitate interaction, matchmaking, and establishment of stakeholders, networks and partnerships. It’s also a platform that allows people to exchange ideas and share experiences on how science, technology, and innovation could further accelerate the implementation of sustainable development.

It’s also important to note that the STI Forum is able to identify lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss how to better mobilize STI for sustainable development. Furthermore, at the Forum, we anticipate that we’ll discuss how can we improve the science policy-society interface at all levels, and also increase international scientific collaboration for tackling the world’s most intractable challenges.

Now, in terms of participation, the Forum will bring together high-level policymakers and senior government officials, including ministers, scientists, research institutions, engineers, innovators, entrepreneurs, representative of organized science-acknowledged communities, the UN system and international organizations from various parts of the world. They will all come together under the umbrella of the upcoming STI Forum.

Now regarding the question on the topics that will be discussed during the forum, I can say that the forum will have two parts which are the ministerial session and which will focus primarily on science, technology and innovation for the SDGs and sustainable coming from COVID -19 pandemic. This session will also among others discuss best practices of technologies and innovation that have emerged during the COVID-19 crisis to tackle inequities or inequalities, particularly affecting vulnerable groups, including those equalizing access to good, quality healthcare, education and finance, and perhaps also, how can the national STI roadmaps and many other action plans can be aligned regionally and globally towards a more cost-effective SDGs-focused STI development.

 

Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya: The STI Forum is exceptionally important to all countries, all the United Nations, because we can’t imagine any advances in the areas of responsibility of the United Nations without applying modern technologies and advancing science achievements. As the world becomes even more sophisticated, and it is very difficult sometimes even to learn about the advance of science, let alone use it in practice. So I’m very happy that scientists and scholars all around the world are so engaged in, and are happy to work with us politicians here in the United Nations for the benefit of the countries, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Sunday, May 1, 2022

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UNESCO and Nokia to co-chair new UN Broadband Commission Working Group on AI Capacity Building

10/12/2021
2 min

Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications expand opportunities for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. However, the benefits and risks of AI technology are not equally distributed across the world. There is an accelerating divide in terms of human and institutional capacities needed for AI and digital transformation.

Many governments worldwide are implementing digital transformation programmes to strengthen public services and citizen engagement using online platforms and technologies like AI. Digital governance, whether it concerns regulation of AI systems or protection of personal data, will mediate how societies leverage the economic potential of new technologies while minimising the risks.

Civil servants are important actors in shaping how governments and societies undergo digital transformation. They are often responsible for regulating technologies; devising strategies as well as providing incentives and an enabling environment for their creation, adoption, and use; shaping the infrastructure ecosystem in which technology will operate; and making decisions about public sector digital innovation and transformation. Effectively exercising this important digital governance function requires knowledge, competencies, and skills. The UN Broadband Commission has launched the Working Group on AI Capacity Building, to help build public sector capacities for digital innovation and transformation. The Working Group will be co-chaired by UNESCO and Nokia, and has Smart Africa, World Health Organization (WHO), 5Rights Foundation, European Telecommunications Satellite Organization (EUTELSO IGO) and International Science, Technology and Innovation Centre for South-South Cooperation (ISTIC) as some of its members.

Dr Tawfik Jelassi, UNESCO’s Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information, underlined the importance of “operationalizing a multi-stakeholder approach to include actors from the public sector, academia, civil society and the private sector in this capacity-building effort for AI and digital transformation”.

Ms Julia Jasinska, Head of International Relations & Trade Policy at Nokia, highlighted the core tenet of the Working Group that “technology alone is not enough; we also need to empower citizens and governments to make the best use of emerging technologies”.

The Working Group on AI Capacity Building will generate a knowledge base and recommendations that can underpin a knowledge platform that ensures public sector access to capacity building tools for AI and digital transformation. With the collective expertise of its members, the Working Group will analyze digital transformation-related use cases and good practices worldwide and develop a digital transformation and AI competency framework for civil services that can be adapted to the contexts of low- and middle-income countries.

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