The following guiding questions are aligned to each of the three main Leadership Dialogues planned for the Stockholm+50 meeting and will be integrated into the overall consultation agenda and report. Please refer to the question number in your comment.

  1. LD1: Reflecting on the urgent need for actions to achieve a healthy planet and prosperity of all:
     
    1. How can we restore and regenerate a positive relationship with nature? List 2 or 3 good practices and pathways that you would like to see scaled up to enable a move to a healthy planet?
       
    2. What are the actions that you (your group) would take to scale up the change towards a healthy planet? What policies/structures need to be in place for you to take such action?
       
    3. How could marginalised and vulnerable groups benefit from policies and initiatives designed to restore a more sustainable and resilient relationship with nature (that mitigates nature risks)?
       
    4. How can we safeguard the rights of people and nature, including among others, indigenous peoples and local communities, environmental defenders, women, youth, future generations?
       
    5. What are the new or prioritized set of metrics and indicators needed for tracking our progress towards a healthier and more prosperous planet?

Comments (6)

Chammang Atinuke
Chammang Atinuke

1.

 Good Practice

  1. Individuals to plant trees at home or in their communities.
  2. Use of biofuels and briquettes; clean cook stoves.
  3. Getting rid of plastic waste in water ways and generally, and also recycle them.

Pathways

  1. Sensitization, advocacy visit, awareness campaign and strengthening of tree planting - to reach all nooks and corners of the state.
  2. Technical and financial support especially in establishing briquettes and clean cook centres.
  3. Strengthening the effort of women in environment, youth groups in collecting of plastic waste and recycling.

2.

Actions.

  1. Promotion of tree planting (house building, schools, hospitals etc)
  2. Promote the use of sustainable or renewable energy sources.
  3. Promote proper sanitation on land and water ways.

Policies

  1. Policy that will encourage no pollution.
  2. Environmental health policy: guarding against pollution.
  3. Engage the technology on clean sanitation.
  4. Enforce and implement, sanitation laws even on dumping of refuse.

Structures 

  1. Making available guidelines for tree planting.
  2. Selection of plants that can sink carbon.
  3. Need of fund for establishment of clean cook and briquettes centers.
  4. Framework to measure environmental health in the state.

3.

  1. Vulnerable groups be strengthen to be involved in clean cook stoves and briquette businesses.
  2. Provide market place for clean cook stoves and briquettes.
  3. E-waste method should be adopted for all renewable energy sources that needs to be disposed properly.

4.

  1. Avoid deforestation and hunting.
  2. Engage people on policy formulation and implementation.
  3. Enforcement of rules and regulations to safeguard nature and people.

5.

Metrics

  1. ​​Measurements of GHG, carbon tracking.
  2. Data collection before and after the process.
Ifeanyi Onwusoro
Ifeanyi Onwusoro

Policies that supports Use of Renewable energy, Electric Vehicles, low carbon cooking stoves. Youth engagement in these sectors, low interest loan or grants to support youth lead organization that is focused on the SDG's in Nigeria.

Aliyu Danjuma
Aliyu Danjuma

Hi, Nature have been there in  the world right from the time immemorial but we distrupt it, But with emarging of covid 19 pandemic which discover our weaknesses towards our activities and underscore equality between human and it environment, Now the world is taking action to restore relationship with nature, Thats wanderful but action is now, Because we don't have time, As global temperature is rising, landscape detorierating,shortage of rainfall pollution and Drought persisting, For the world to be more friendly with nature is.

1. We shouldn't see flooding as a problems but how to contain it, Global rainfall is decreasing, Thereby contrbuting to global food shortage, 2billion trees have diminished in 5yrs, Artificial desert is growing,No enough water to quench wildfire, No clean water for half of the world population, It's shouldn't be over fishing,But aboundance of fish for everyone anywhere, If only we can reserve water open more and more dams accross the globe, For more fishing and irrigation, There is more potential to flooding but only if the world will contain it. In the near future water could be a commodity of wealth. Action now.

2.Regain soil fatility to grow healthy food,As half of the world population consume whatever that comes there ways,  Unhealthy food increase risks of new deseases,  Food shotage on the rise as farmers don't have enough money to produce food base on commercial quantities, Soil fertility can improve trees growing,Grow economics trees within urban areas, So as to bring back the lost Birth so as to enjoy there singing around you, Trees filter fresh air. To grow heathyh food to meet the growing population, And for humaniterian aids.

Vulnerables will certainly benefits from the 2 friendly nature solution.

1. When we contain flooding, it can use for irrigation,more fishing, Trees growing,Filter for clean water and hygiene, And can reduce temperature level, More dams will create source for tourism,

2. Making the soil more fartile  can improve soil nutrients, Not only to grow food but also to grow economic trees, Such as Moringa, As a U-REPORT volunteer I managed to rise 100thousand Moringa seedlings/Cashew seedlings to distribute them in my community for Healthcare, For jobs creation,For climate action seeing that my community is derastically affected by climate change reducing my community to desert wall, And is trees that is resistance to hot temperature,

Drone is technology improvement so we use to check over our seedlings, 

Obiora Obetta
Obiora Obetta

Tree planting is essential to fight urban desertification especially, however, planting of economic trees will offer dual advantage

Uchenna Anslem Amadi
Uchenna Anslem Amadi

Q1.

a)   we can restore and regenerate a positive relationship with nature in the following ways;

1.    Take time to reconnect with nature regularly.

2.    Create wild spaces in your garden or community

3.    Grow your own food and reduce your food waste.

4.    Eat mainly local, organic, plant-based foods.

5.    Stop using chemicals in your home and garden

6.    Strive for less stuff and more experiences.

7.    Buy from companies with ethical supply chains

8.    Give time, skills or money to conservation charities.

9.    Lead by example to inspire others too.

b) The good practices that I will like to see scaled up include the following;

1. Eating mainly local, organic and plant-based foods.

2.Stop using chemicals in your home and garden.

3.Growing your own food and reduce food waste.

Q2.

a) The actions would be to mount an awareness campaign to inform the public about the benefits of implementing the above practices so that they can be replicated and we shall equally make presentations to government to support the possibility of the design and implementation of policies/structures that will support these actions.

b) The policies/structures that need to be in place should be able to provide the framework for the implementation of the above actions at the relevant sectors and at the national and community levels.

Q3.

The interests of marginalized and vulnerable groups should be mainstreamed into the policies and initiatives both at the design and implementation level. The groups should be part of the decision-making processes and their opinion should equally count.

Q4.

Relevant legal and policy framework should include the rights of these segment of people and nature and equally include details of how they should be safeguarded.  All relevant projects should be executed in consultation with these segment of people, while considerations for conservation of nature should be equally observed.

 Q5.

The prioritized indicators for tracking our  progress are as follows;

1.    No Poverty

2.    Zero Hunger

3.    Good Health and wellbeing

4.    Education

5.    Gender equality

6.    Clean Water and sanitation

7.    Affordable and clean Energy

8.    Decent work and economic growth