In this webinar, we will present CODES' inputs towards the Global Digital Compact, officially launch the CODES website to further enhance engagement, and share the progress of the Impact Initiatives. We welcome all stakeholders, to gather inspiration for their input toward the Global Digital Compact and join the CODES community.
Organizers: German Federal Environment Agency, UNEP, UNDP, International Science Council, Future Earth, Sustainability in the Digital Age, Kenyan Ministry of Environment and Forestry
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The Coalition for Digital Environmental Sustainability (CODES) is an international multi-stakeholder alliance created in March 2021. At the Stockholm+50 conference in 2022, It launched its Action Plan for a Sustainable Planet in the Digital Age with the aim to offer a vision and set of priorities and proposed initiatives. The Action Plan offers a clear vision on #DigitalSustainability and a set of nine catalytic Impact Initiatives that will spark systems-level transformational change to integrate environmental sustainability as a key value and outcome of the digital revolution.
Following the political declaration adopted at the occasion of the United Nations’ 75th anniversary in September 2020, the Secretary-General in September 2021 released his report Our Common Agenda. The Common Agenda proposes a Global Digital Compact to be agreed at the Summit of the Future in September 2023 through a technology track involving all stakeholders: governments, the United Nations system, the private sector (including tech companies), civil society, grass-roots organizations, academia, and individuals, including youth.
Join us for a webinar on CODES' contribution to the Global Digital Compact, a shared vision for an “open, free, and secure digital future for all. “In this webinar, we will present CODES' inputs towards the Global Digital Compact, officially launch the CODES website to further enhance engagement, and share the progress of the Impact Initiatives. We welcome all stakeholders, to gather inspiration for their input towards the Global Digital Compact and join the CODES community.
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