Global Conference On Sustainable Development 2023 Breakout Session 2 Session chair dr william yu ceo, world green organisation breakout session 2: building an age friendly city in hong kong session chair professor jean woo director, cuhk jockey club institute of ageing, and co director, cuhk institute of health equity, the chinese university of hong kong. The session will discuss the impact of climate change to older people in hong kong, how physical and social environment affects their unequal healthy aging and why such environment is important to building an age friendly city in hong kong.
2023 Breakout Session Bundle Ic3 Through the participation of global experts, this conference served not just as a knowledge exchange platform, but also as a catalyst for fostering innovative ideas, sharing best practices, and strengthening global collaborations. the event recording can be viewed here. Over the course of the day, all participants were able to join each breakout group and thus discuss each subtopic. Identify concrete recommendations and mobilize youth actions to advance the implementation of sdg 9. the parallel thematic breakout sessions will review progress in the 4 sdgs and make. Session report chaired by professor cindy fan, vice provost for international studies and global engagement university of california, los angeles (ucla), the session explored how mentorship (formal and informal) accelerates women’s leadership and how institutions can embed supportive structures.
2023 Conference Breakout Session Tracks Identify concrete recommendations and mobilize youth actions to advance the implementation of sdg 9. the parallel thematic breakout sessions will review progress in the 4 sdgs and make. Session report chaired by professor cindy fan, vice provost for international studies and global engagement university of california, los angeles (ucla), the session explored how mentorship (formal and informal) accelerates women’s leadership and how institutions can embed supportive structures. As multiple global crises converge—economic instability, climate emergencies, inequality, and conflicts—the conference aims to accelerate tangible progress by mobilizing multi sectoral leadership and forging collaborative pathways to achieve high impact sdg outcomes. On october 4–5, 2023, the sdsn hong kong held its first “global conference on sustainable development” (gcsd 2023) at the chinese university of hong kong (cuhk). A long awaited opportunity for a get together and synergize among stakeholders from around the world for the implementation of sustainable development solutions. In this session, experts and practitioners from across science, policy and development will share their insights, and discuss how agricultural production and food systems can be made more environmentally sustainable while ensuring people’s secure and equitable access to food.
3rd International Conference On Sustainable Development Goals As multiple global crises converge—economic instability, climate emergencies, inequality, and conflicts—the conference aims to accelerate tangible progress by mobilizing multi sectoral leadership and forging collaborative pathways to achieve high impact sdg outcomes. On october 4–5, 2023, the sdsn hong kong held its first “global conference on sustainable development” (gcsd 2023) at the chinese university of hong kong (cuhk). A long awaited opportunity for a get together and synergize among stakeholders from around the world for the implementation of sustainable development solutions. In this session, experts and practitioners from across science, policy and development will share their insights, and discuss how agricultural production and food systems can be made more environmentally sustainable while ensuring people’s secure and equitable access to food.
Pmi San Diego 2023 Annual Conference Breakout Sessions A long awaited opportunity for a get together and synergize among stakeholders from around the world for the implementation of sustainable development solutions. In this session, experts and practitioners from across science, policy and development will share their insights, and discuss how agricultural production and food systems can be made more environmentally sustainable while ensuring people’s secure and equitable access to food.
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