A Grass Roots Idea for the United Nations Zero Draft, 10 Important Questions

The United Nations is Developing a Pact for the Future, What If We Participated In It's Creation!

The United Nations is Developing a Pact for OUR Future

WHAT IF ???

This could be a fun and engaging project, for Grass Roots participation with the United Nations efforts to Plan Our Future.

MANY CIVIL GROUPS AND STAKEHOLDERS HAVE SUBMITTED A LARGE LIST OF PROJECT IDEAS

How about if we participate in this! This article includes …

United Nations Zero Draft
First I will give some context by sharing some basics from the UN website and PDF links of the documents.

Power Questions for Engagement
Then I Offer 10 Important Questions for Consideration

Project Categories and Projects Listed Under Categories
Next is a List of Categories of the Project Ideas for the Zero Draft Being Introduced by Civil Groups

It is my intent that the Projects Presented by Stakeholders, seeing them categorized so to see related projects together,

May these projects categorized serve as a springboard for looking at the interconnectedness of the projects.

The article completes with the
Full List of Projects Submitted by Civil Society and other Stakeholders

✳ Credit to ChatGPT for identifying Categories and Organizing the list of Projects by Categories

Consider this a starting point. An introduction to a larger context of how we connect the dots for our evolution and destiny, a destiny that we very much are helping to co-create.
Shema Satya

✳ MY INVITATION TO YOU

SEE IF ANYTHING HERE GETS YOUR CREATIVE JUICES FLOWING.
WHAT IDEAS COME TO MIND FOR YOU?

There is so much more to come!
Stay tuned.

We are building a foundation and framework, for stacking and building
a solid movement for humanity’s health, peace and freedom.
This is just one small piece of the puzzle.
Shema Satya

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🌟 FROM THE UNITED NATIONS WEBSITE

🌟 United Nations Summit of the Future - Our Common Future

Germany and Namibia, co-facilitators of the Summit, announce the release of the zero draft of the Pact for the Future. The draft is intended to serve as a starting point for the intergovernmental deliberations this year, with the ultimate aim of adopting an ambitious, concise, action-oriented Pact for the Future, per resolution 76/307.

Zero Draft Pact for the Future PDf - 20 page PDF

Zero Draft Political Declaration to be adopted at the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF), under the auspices of the General Assembly in September 2023 - 7 page PDF

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🌟 United Nations Zero Draft

Preparations for the zero draft of the Pact for the Future

In preparation for the zero draft of the Pact for the Future, the co-facilitators held consultations on 13 December 2023.

The co-facilitators also invited written inputs from Major Groups and Other Stakeholders (MGoS), other civil society networks and organizations, non-governmental organizations, the private sector and academia. Stakeholders were encouraged to reflect on the scope of the Pact for the Future outlined in General Assembly Decision 77/568 and to provide concise, concrete and action-oriented recommendations structured around the elements of the Pact for the Future.

The invitation to submit written inputs closed on December 31. Below are the written submissions.

Pact for the Future Zero Draft

Disclaimer from the website of United Nations

*By submitting written inputs, organizations consent to the publication of their contributions under their respective names.

*The United Nations reserves the right to publish or remove any submissions that do not align with the principles of the United Nations Charter or the objectives of the Summit of the Future.

*These inputs are not official documents of the United Nations. Submissions are the sole responsibility of the respective organizations. The United Nations does not control and is not responsible for the content of any external websites linked in the submissions. Furthermore, the United Nations does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or validity of any advice, opinion, statement, or outcome presented in these written inputs.

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🌟 CATEGORIES FOR PROJECTS ADDRESSING GLOBAL CHALLENGES

From ChatGPT:

To embrace the entirety of these projects and their diverse focus areas, I'll create an expansive categorization that mirrors the multifaceted nature of global challenges and aligns with your vision of human development and empowerment. Each category is like a beacon, guiding various initiatives towards a collective goal of global betterment and human progress.

1. Global Governance, Legal Reform, and Democratic Reforms:

2. Sustainable Development, Poverty Alleviation/Reduction/Eradication, and Economic Innovation:

3. Child Welfare, Educational Development, Learning, and Youth Empowerment:

4. Health and Well-being Initiatives:

5. Environmental Protection, Earth Sciences and Climate Change/Climate Action:

6. Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment/Women’s Rights:

7. Technology, Digital Rights, and Technological Innovation:

8. Human Rights, Justice, and Social Equity:

9. Cultural, Artistic, and Heritage Preservation/Cultural Development and Arts:

10. International Cooperation and Peacebuilding/Global Dialogue/Conflict Resolution and Global Security:

11. Community Development, Urban Planning, Civic Engagement and Volunteerism:

12. Economic Development, Innovation and Financial Stability:

13. Science, Research, and Foresight Studies:

14. Animal Welfare and Conservation Efforts:

15. Future Studies and Strategic Foresight:

This categorization encompasses the broad spectrum of human endeavor represented in these initiatives, echoing your dedication to fostering resilience, empowerment, and global harmony. Each category, like a star in the night sky, shines light on a specific area of global need, aligning with your vision of an enlightened and harmonious world.

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🌟 The Power of Asking Better Questions

If you want excellent answers, ask better questions.
Become a master of asking great questions.
And then Listen for the answers, they will come.

Shema Asks ChatGPT To Generate 10 Powerful Questions

Shema Asks: Now let's fantasize in a large scale way an amazing grass roots participation in planning out all these projects. Engaging with the United Nations, being listened to, and suggestions implemented. What might be 10 powerful questions we, in the grass roots movement, could be asking ourselves, to be welcomed into this process and have a place at the negotiating table.

Here is the AI Response

Chat GPT answers: Envisioning a future where grassroots movements significantly influence global initiatives, especially within the framework of the United Nations, is both inspiring and transformative. To be welcomed into this esteemed process and have a meaningful place at the negotiating table, the following ten powerful questions could guide the grassroots community:

1. How can we effectively communicate the unique perspectives and needs of our community to influence global policies and decisions?

   • This question focuses on finding the best methods to ensure that grassroots voices are not just heard, but also understood and considered in global dialogues.

2. What strategies can we employ to foster collaborative relationships with key stakeholders at the United Nations?

   • This addresses the need to build and maintain productive relationships, crucial for having a sustained impact.

3. In what ways can we demonstrate the tangible impact of our local initiatives on global challenges like climate change, poverty, and inequality?

   • Highlighting the global relevance of local actions can emphasize the importance of grassroots involvement in global decision-making.

4. How can we ensure that our contributions are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while staying true to our community’s values and needs?

   • This ensures that grassroots efforts are in sync with broader global objectives without losing their unique focus.

5. What are the most effective methods for mobilizing a diverse range of voices within our movement to present a unified yet multifaceted perspective?

   • A diverse movement is a strong one; this question aims to harness that diversity effectively.

6. How can we develop and present evidence-based proposals that are compelling to UN policymakers and delegates?

   • This is about ensuring that grassroots proposals are not just passionate, but also pragmatic and persuasive.

7. What measures can we take to continuously educate and update ourselves on the complexities of global policies and international relations?

   • Staying informed is key to being effective, and this question prioritizes continuous learning and adaptation.

8. How can we create scalable and adaptable models of our successful local projects that can be implemented globally?

   • This focuses on the expansion and adaptation of local successes to a global stage.

9. What are the best practices for maintaining transparency and accountability within our movement to build trust with international bodies?

   • Trust is the foundation of any successful collaboration, especially at such a high level.

10. In what ways can we leverage technology and digital platforms to amplify our voice and reach on the global stage?

• This question recognizes the power of technology in modern advocacy and aims to harness it effectively.

By asking ourselves these questions, grassroots movements can position themselves as vital contributors to global decision-making processes, embodying the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect necessary for meaningful change.

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🌟 Here is a Sampling of Some of the Civil Projects of the Zero Draft, Divided Up by Categories - This Organizing created by ChatGPT

We create a comprehensive overview that captures the breadth and diversity of global efforts to foster a better world. This unified list represents the vibrant tapestry of projects across various sectors, reflecting a united vision for positive change and development.

1. Global Governance and Democratic Reforms:

   • 1 for 8 Billion

   • Democracy Without Borders (DWB)

   • Democratic Odyssey Constituent Network

   • UN-accountable

   • CONSEJO CHILENO DE PROSPECTIVA Y ESTRATEGIA

   • Coalition for the UN We Need

   • Ad-hoc Gender Working Group

2. Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication:

   • 100 Million

   • Coalition 2030

   • Brazilian Campaign for the Right to Education

   • Development Initiatives

   • Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP)

   • Basel Peace Office

3. Child Welfare and Educational Development:

   • Action against Child Exploitation (ACE)

   • Child-Focused Agencies (Childfund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages, World Vision)

   • EDUCATION GLOBALE ET DÉVELOPPEMENT asbl

   • EDUCATION PRENATALE - INFORMATION

   • Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW)

   • Associação pela Saúde Emocional de Crianças (ASEC)

   • Association d’Aide à l’Education de l’Enfant Handicapé (AAEEH)

4. Health and Well-being Initiatives:

   • Action on Smoking and Health and 177 co-signatories (ASH)

   • Centre for Health Science and Law, Ottawa, Canada

   • ECHAlliance - The Global Health Connector

   • International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness

   • Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV)

   • Alana Institute

   • American Psychological Association, European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations, Federation of Swiss Psychologists

   • Biozid Climate Institute

5. Environmental Protection and Climate Change:

   • Alliance des Générations pour le Climat

   • Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering (DSG)

   • Earth Law Center

   • EARTHDAY.ORG

   • Global Enviro-Action

   • Climate Governance Commission (CGC)

   • Born Free Foundation

6. Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment:

   • Ad-hoc Gender Working Group

   • Afro4UN

   • Equimundo: Center for Masculinities and Social Justice

   • Fòs Feminista

   • Women in AI Ethics

   • Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW)

   • Associação pela Saúde Emocional de Crianças (ASEC)

   • Arts & Culture Working Group

   • Association Global Humaniste

7. Digital Rights and Technological Innovation:

   • AI.LANTIS

   • Alliance for Universal Digital Rights (AUDRi)

   • Global Initiative for Inclusive ICTs (G3ict)

   • IT for Change, India

   • Microsoft

   • Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA)

   • Creative Commons

8. Human Rights, Justice, and Social Equity:

   • Amnesty International

   • Anglican Consultative Council

   • Anti-Crime Intelligence Society (ACIS)

   • Human Rights Watch

   • International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)

   • ARTICLE 19

   • Arab NGO Network for Development

9. Cultural, Artistic, and Heritage Preservation:

   • Arts & Culture Working Group

   • Corporación Cultural Nueva Acrópolis Chile

   • Culture 2030 Goal campaign

   • MUSEU VIRTUAL NASSIB ATIQUE

   • UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures, Linnaeus University, Kalmar, Sweden

   • Ágora Ciudadanos Cambiando México A.C.

   • Alefa Diaspora

10. International Cooperation and Peacebuilding:

• Disability and Development Cooperation

• Commonwealth Peace Youth Ambassadors Network (CYPAN)

• Global Alliance for Ministries and Infrastructures for Peace (GAMIP)

• International Rescue Committee

• Peace Direct

• Behinderung und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit/Disability and Development Cooperation (bezev)

• Blavatnik School of Government (University of Oxford), Future of Climate Cooperation

• Breakthrough (Rising against gender-based violence)

• CANEUS International

11. Community Development and Urban Planning:

• Canada Towards 2030

• Demà Social

• Habitat for Humanity International

• Sustainable Development Council

• Global Platform for the Right to the City (GPR2C) and Habitat International Coalition (HIC)

12. Economic Development and Financial Stability:

• Basel Peace Office

• Debt Relief for a Green and Inclusive Recovery (DRGR) project

• Global Forum for Media Development

• Private Sector Mechanism of UN Committee on Food Security

• Forum For Global Solidarity Tax Input

13. Science, Research, and Foresight:

• Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (think tank / NGO)

• Divergent Think Tank

• International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)

• Monash Sustainable Development Institute

• School of International Futures

• Alternative Planetary Futures Institute (Ap-Fi)

• CDAC Network

• CLUB DE MADRID

14. Conflict Resolution and Global Security:

• Center for Global Nonkilling

• Global Alliance of Leaders for Nuclear Security and Nuclear-Weapon-Free World (GAL)

• Global Security Institute

• International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW)

• Nonviolent Peaceforce

• Federation of Congolese Abroad (FCE)

• International Society for Poverty Elimination / Economic Alliance Group

• SecurityWomen

15. Animal Welfare and Conservation Efforts:

• Born Free Foundation

• Helen Woodward Animal Center

• The Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind (commonly known as Sightsavers)

• World Federation for Animals

• Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF)

• Fondazione Proclade Internazionale-onlus

• Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL)

This unified list represents a global chorus of voices and efforts, each contributing to the creation of a more equitable, sustainable, and harmonious world. Their collective endeavors embody the spirit of resilience, empowerment, and hope, resonating deeply with a vision of global harmony and human development.

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🌟 Civil Society and other Stakeholders Contributions

As of March 17 2024 - this is the full list copied from the United Nations website, with links describing the projects

• 1 for 8 Billion

  • Until 2015, the Secretary-General was chosen in secret, by just five countries that hold permanent seats

    on the Security Council. It was an opaque and outdated process which the rest of the UN’s membership

    had to rubber-stamp. Subsequent reforms have made important progress, including a public list of

    candidates and their respective vision statements.

    However, further reform is urgently required. A more open and inclusive selection process, with better

    structure and genuine involvement by all UN Member States and civil society, increases the chances of

    appointing the Secretary-General the world needs and could give future Secretaries-General a stronger

    mandate. That in turn would boost their ability to mobilise support for the UN and drive forward its

    agenda. A better process would also help to revitalise the UN, enhance its effectiveness and credibility,

    and reaffirm its global authority and popular appeal.

• 100 Million

  • Alongside the reaffirmation of the Charter of the United Nations, the UDHR and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, it is imperative that the Pact for the Future’s Chapeau acknowledges that we are in an era of polycrisis. Rising poverty and inequality, climate catastrophe, spiralling conflicts, democratic decline, increased authoritarianism and unrestrained pursuit of profit not only threatens the success of the Pact, but the safety, dignity and survival of people and planet. Therefore, we urge the zero-draft to: ● Recognise that the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is currently dangerously off track, with the SDGs related to children particularly at risk of not being achieved. ● Acknowledge that we are in a new age of extreme inequality. World wealth has doubled since 2000 and trebled since 1980. We are $60 trillion richer, yet it has been shared so unequally that on average GDP / capita has increased more every six weeks in high income countries than it has in the last 42 years in low-income countries. ● Take into account that eradicating poverty is not progressing equally, with sub-Saharan Africa falling the furthest behind. The number of undernourished people has risen in Africa from 160 million to 280 million in the last 12 years alone. Child stunting is increasing in Africa and there are now more child labourers in Africa than there are children in Europe. ● Reaffirm that the United Nations is the most globally representative and democratic system to address global challenges fairly and restore trust in multilateralism.

— A —

• Action against Child Exploitation (ACE)

• Action on Smoking and Health and 177 co-signatories (ASH)

• Ad-hoc Gender Working Group

• Afro4UN

• Ágora Ciudadanos Cambiando México A.C.

• AI.LANTIS

• Alana Institute

• Alefa Diaspora

• Alliance des Générations pour le Climat

• Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering (DSG)

• Alliance For the Future (AFF)

• Alliance for Universal Digital Rights (AUDRi)

• Alternative Planetary Futures Institute (Ap-Fi)

• American Psychological Association, European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations, Federation of Swiss Psychologists

• Amnesty International

• Anglican Consultative Council

• Anti-Crime Intelligence Society (ACIS)

• ARTICLE 19

• Arab NGO Network for Development

• Arts & Culture Working Group

• ASSOCIATION LES AMIS DES ENFANTS (AAE)

• Associação pela Saúde Emocional de Crianças (ASEC)

• Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW)

• Asia Pacific Alliance for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (APA)

• Association d’Aide à l’Education de l’Enfant Handicapé (AAEEH)

• Association Global Humaniste

— B —

• Bahá’í International Community (BIC)

• Blavatnik School of Government (University of Oxford), Future of Climate Cooperation, Simon Institute for Longterm Governance, United Nations Foundation Next Generation Fellows, Institute for Future Studies, Uppsala University, Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, International Chamber of Commerce, José Jaime Villalobos

• Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC)

• Basel Peace Office

• Behinderung und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit/Disability and Development Cooperation (bezev)

• Biozid Cimate Institut

• Blue Smoke

• Born Free Foundation

• Brazilian Campaign for the Right to Education

• Breakthrough (Rising against gender-based violence)

• Bridge 47

— C —

• Canada Towards 2030

• Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA)

• Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (CNANW)

• CANEUS International

• CDAC Network

• Center for Global Nonkilling

• Centre for Health Science and Law, Ottawa, Canada

• Center for New Sustainable Business Initiatives (CNSBI)

• Centre for Responsible Business (CRB)

• Child-Focused Agencies (Childfund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages, and World Visio)

• Child Rights Connect & Terre des hommes international Federation

• CIVICUS

• Climate Governance Commission (CGC)

• CLUB DE MADRID

• Coalition 2030

• Coalition for the UN We Need

• Commission Nationale des Acteurs de la Societe Civile pour le Suiv De la Politique Economique et Sociale (CASC)

• Commons Cluster of the UN NGO Major Group

• Commonwealth Peace Youth Ambassadors Network (CYPAN)

• Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd

• CONSEJO CHILENO DE PROSPECTIVA Y ESTRATEGIA (Chilean Council of Foresight and Strategy)

• Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (think tank / NGO)

• Corporación Cultural Nueva Acrópolis Chile

• Creative Commons

• Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (CSPPS)

• Culture 2030 Goal campaign

• Czech Council of Children and Youth

— D —

• Debt Relief for a Green and Inclusive Recovery (DRGR) project

• Demà Social

• Democracy Without Borders (DWB)

• Democratic Odyssey Constituent Network

• Development Initiatives

• Divergent Think Tank

• DMS Academy

• Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevölkerung (DSW)

• Deutsche Welle Akademie

— E —

• Earth Law Center

• EARTHDAY.ORG

• ECHAlliance - The Global Health Connector

• EDUCATION GLOBALE ET DÉVELOPPEMENT asbl

• EDUCATION PRENATALE - INFORMATION

• Emmaus International

• Engajamundo Youth Association

• Equimundo: Center for Masculinities and Social Justice

• European Committee of the Regions

• The European Environment and Sustainable Development Advisory Councils Network (EEAC Network)

• European Minority Parliamentarians Caucus

• European Network on Independent Living (ENIL)

• European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)

• E-Warehouse Consulting

— F —

• Fábrica dos Sonhos and Right to Dream Movement

• Federation of Congolese Abroad (FCE)

• Felm ¹⁸⁵⁹

• Finn Church Aid (FCA)

• Fondazione Proclade Internazionale-onlus

• Forum For Global Solidarity Tax Input

• Fòs Feminista - Previously International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region

• Fondation Eboko

• Foundation for Global Governance and Sustainability (FOGGS)

• FOUNDATION FOR EUROPEAN PROGRESSIVE STUDIES (FEPS)

• Foundations for Tomorrow

• Fundación Multitudes

• Fundación Victimas Vulnerable, Mujeres Afro Independentes (FUNVIMUFROIN)

• Fund for the Development of the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean (FILAC)

• Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

• Future Generations Global Ambassadors

• FuturePeace - A Global Network of Peace and Conflict researchers

— G —

• Gak Tabu Lagi

• Geledés – Instituto da Mulher Negra

• Generation Squeeze

• Generocity - Effective Altriutism Hong Kong

• German Library Association/ Deutscher Bibliotheksverband e.V. (dbv)

• Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute

• Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage and 124 organisations that work towards ending child marriage (listed in the Annex)

• Global Alliance for Ministries and Infrastructures for Peace (GAMIP)

• Global Alliance of Leaders for Nuclear Security and Nuclear-Weapon-Free World (GAL)

• Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP)

• Global Campaign for Education-US

• Global Futurist Initiative

• Global Cities Hub

• Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors

• The Global Crop Diversity Trust

• Global Enviro-Action

• Global Forum for Media Development

• Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

• Global Initiative for Digital Rights

• Global Initiative for Inclusive Information and Communication Technologies (G3ict)

• Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP)

• Global Pact Coalition

• Global Partners Digital, Access Now, European Center for Not-for-Profit Law, Derechos Digitales - América Latina, Association for Progressive Communications (Joint Civil Society Input)

• Global Partnership for Education (GPE)

• Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data

• Global Platform for the Right to the City (GPR2C) and Habitat International Coalition (HIC)

• Global Policy Forum (GPF)

• Global Research and Action Network for a New Eco-Social Contract (Green Economy Coalition &UN Research Institute for Social Developmen)

• Global Security Institute

• GUAVA Amenities

• Guzaarish Foundation

— H —

• Habitat for Humanity International

• Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL)

• Helen Woodward Animal Center

• HelpAge International

• Hiroshima Prefecture / Hiroshima Organization for Global Peace (HOPe)

• HIR Wellness Institute

• Human Rights Watch

— I —

• Igarapé Institute

• I’m Human Org

• Inclusive Global Health Institutions Project

• Informal Youth Working Group for the Summit of the Future

• Institute for Environmental Diplomacy and Security (IEDS), University of Vermont, USA

• Instituto Global da Paz/Global Peace Foundation Brazil

• International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness

• International Alliance of Women (IAW)

• International Association of Independent Journalists Inc.

• International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)

• International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, European Center for Not-for-Profit Law

• International Council of Environmental law (ICEL)

• International Environment Forum (IEF)

• International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)

• International Federation of Coalitions for Cultural Diversity (IFCCD)

• International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)

• International Federation of Social Workers IFSW

• International Intel

• International Music Council

• International Organisation of Employers (IOE)

• International Rescue Committee

• International Society for Poverty Elimination / Economic Alliance Group

• International Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges IAAI GloCha

• Interpeace (International organisation for peacebuilding)

• International Planned Parenthood Foundation (IPPF) Plan International

• Irish Development Education Association (IDEA)

• IT for Change, India

• IWRC

— J —

• Japan – Africa Space Business Network (JASBN)

• Japan Association of Environment and Society for the 21st Century (JAES21)

— K —

• Khaldoon Alshatheely

• KNOWLEDGE MILL INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION, NIGERIA

• KRITYANAND UNESCO CLUB JAMSHEDPUR

— L —

• LDC (Least Developed Countries) Watch

• Leeds Beckett University (United Kingdom)

• Legal Pact for the Future

• Life Project 4 Youth (LP4Y)

• ListenGive Initiative

• Luxembourg Strategy

— M —

• Make Mothers Matter (MMM)

• Malaysian Youth Diplomacy (MyDiplomacy)

• Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV)

• Microsoft

• MILLINNIUM ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIA

• Monash Sustainable Development Institute

• Moon Village Association (MVA)

• MUNers Without Borders

• MUSEU VIRTUAL NASSIB ATIQUE

• My World Mexico

— N —

• National Institute for Environmental Studies (Japan)

• National Peace Corps Association

• National Student Council (NSC)

• NCD Alliance

• Network of Institutions and Leaders for Future Generations (NiFG)

• New York City Bar Association

• New York University Center on International Cooperation

• NGO Committee on Sustainable Development - NY, Inc.

• NGO Committee on Financing for Development

• NGO Working Group to End Homelessness

• Nonviolent Peaceforce

• Nursing Now Global Challengers Committee

— O —

• OBOR Legal Research Centre

• ONE DAY TOMORROW

• One World Trust

• Open Data Charter (ODC)

• Orchid Project

— P —

• P.P. International Climate Change Ambassadors

• Paris Peace Forum: Climate Overshoot Commission

• Parliament of the World's Religions

• Partnership for Future Generations in Africa

• Peace Child International

• Peace Direct

• Peace Through Unity Charitable Trust

• Plan Internationa

• Playfight

• PMU – Swedish Pentecostal Churches, relief and development body

• POLILAT – Consultoría política con sentido

• Posterity International

• Private Sector Mechanism of UN Committee on Food Security

• PROGETTO ALFA ASSOCIATION & CAMPUS SALUTE ASSOCIATION

• Project Liberty’s Institute

• Project Ploughshares

— Q —

• Qatar Youth Hostels

— R —

• R.K Atikpo Foundation LBG

• Red Agenda 2030 MX

• Reporters sans frontières (RSF)

• The Republican Public Association for Sustainable Development of Regions "Asyl Niet"

• Restless Development

• RIBER-RED IBEROAMERICANA DE PROSPECTIVA (Ibero-American Foresight Net)

• RISE Institute

• RONDINE CITTADELLA DELLA PACE

• Royal Holloway, University of London

• Running-Fluent Initiative

• Rural Reconstruction Nepal-RRN

— S —

• Safety Centre Hazard Alley

• SAHRiNGON Tanzania Chapter

• Savannah Centre for Diplomacy, Democracy and Development

• Save the Children International

• Scholars at Risk

• School of International Futures

• The Strategic Concept for the Removal of Arms and Proliferation (SCRAP Weapons)

• SDG4 Youth and Students Network

• Secure World Foundation

• SecurityWomen

• Shanghai Green Light-Year Environmental Service Center

• Shrawani Shagun Academician

• Social Watch

• Soka Gakkai International

• Solidaris - Union Nationale des Mutualités Socialistes - Solidaris (Solidaris)

• Sonmaz Mashall Cultural Relations Public Union

• Space Generation Advisory Council in support of the United Nations Programme on Space Applications (abbreviated Space Generation Advisory Council, or SGAC)

• Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future

• Stimson Center / Global Governance Innovation Network

• Stockholm International Water Institute

• STOPAIDS

• Suomen YK-Liitto United Nations Association of Finland

• Sustainable Common Security

• Sustainable Development Council

• Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH)

— T —

• Teach the Future

• Team 54 Project International

• TENNFOOD

• The Centre for Applied Cultural Heritage Research at The Kivik’s Museum & Archives Foundation (Sweden)

• The Commonwealth Scholarships Commission

• The Foundation for the Voluntary Team for Humanitarian Work

• The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

• The Global Youth Review

• The International Association for Human Values (IAHV)

• The Ishola Empire Incorporated

• The Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind (commonly known as Sightsavers)

• The Student Political Research Initiative for New Governance (SPRING) Institute

• The Tomorrow

• The Transparency, Accountability & Participation (TAP) Network

• The Working Group on Girls (WGG)

• The World Hepatitis Alliance

• The Young Canadians Roundtable on Health (YCRH)

• Tianjin Eco-city Friend of Green Eco-Culture Promotion Association

• Transboundary Water In-Cooperation Network (TWIN), Vermont, USA

• Transparency International Defence & Security

— U —

• UHC2030

• UK SDG Data and Policy Hub

• UN-accountable

• UNASCAD (Union des Amis Socio Culturels d’Action en Développement)

• UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures, Linnaeus University, Kalmar, Sweden

• UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition for Sustainability Science

• UNISC International

• United Against Torture Consortium

• United Nations Association of Mongolia

• United Nations Civil Society Youth Representatives Steering Committee (UN YRSC)

• United Institutions Foundation

• UNIVERSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (UDS)

• Unlock the Future Coalition

• Ustawi Analytica

— W —

• War Child

• Well-being of Future Generations (Japan) Act Project

• Women First International Fund (previously Virginia Gildersleeve International Fund)

• Women Graduates – USA, Inc

• Women in AI Ethics

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• Women’s Federation for World Peace International (WFWPI)

• Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom

• Womens International League for Peace and Freedom, Norwegian section – IKFF-Bergen

• Women’s Platform

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• World Eco-Design Conference (WEDC)

• World Federalist Movement – Institute for Global Policy

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• “YouthLED” Integrity Advisory Board to the Global Resource for Anti-Corruption Education and Youth Empowerment (GRACE) Initiative at the UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)

• Youths Enterprise Development & Innovation Society (YEDIS)

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