Keystones for the future: Unlocking global governance failures of yesterday and today
Barbara Adams, Global Policy ForumOriginal article on Metapolis (December 2024) The current normative standards and institutions of global governance, many […]
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No.11, Part 2
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No.11, Part 1
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 8
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Security Council reform is high on the agenda of the Summit of the Future (SOTF)
The Pact for the Future (PFTF), the proposed outcome of the Summit of the Future, addresses Security Council reform in
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 7
Global Policy UN Watch No.7 | 2024 Divergent views on the Ministerial Declaration for the High-Level Political Forum
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Pact for the Future: Reform of UN Security Council?
Marina Lent and Saniya Mittal The Pact for the Future, the proposed outcome of the Summit of the Future, will
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 6
Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 6 – Global Policy Forum SOTF, UNSC, Human Rights, Debt, C5, UN Funding, QCPR,
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 5
Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 5 – Global Policy Forum SOTF, FfD Forum, LLDC3, SIDS4, UNSC, WSSD See all
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Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 1
Global Policy UN Watch 2024 No. 1 – Global Policy Forum UNSG, UNSC, SIDS4, LLDC3, CSocD, SOTF, UN Statistical Commission,
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Can peace be measured?
Marina Ponti, Social Watch
The post 2015 process will result in the adoption –by Heads of States at the United Nations on September- of a set of universal and transformative Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and targets.
The success of this agenda is also connected to the outcome of the discussion on indicators, which is taking place within the Inter-Agency Expert Group and the UN Statistical Commission. Read more…
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Do you need to be counted to count?
By Sabá Loftus
The 23-27 March session of the Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations will focus on the Sustainable Development Goals and Targets. In this context on the 18th March, at the special request by the Co-facilitators, the Bureau of the UN Statistical Commission (UNSC) provided a “Technical report on the process of the development of an indicator framework for the goals and targets of the post-2015 development agenda”. This has re-sparked ongoing discussion over whether the indicators should be technical or politically negotiated.