Join us at the EU Czech Presidency high-level event on Strengthening Multilateralism through Science on 29-30 November 2022, hosted together with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

This high-level event is organised in the context of the UNEP@50 and Stockholm+50 milestones that successfully bolstered the visibility and importance of science as a foundation of environmental multilateralism. It also builds on 50 years of UNEP’s experience as the leading environmental authority in the United Nations System and the EU’s leadership on environmental multilateralism, research, and innovation.

Through international cooperation, policies and legislation, governments can lead the transformation of our societies to a sustainable future, as is stated in the first UNEP synthesis report Making Peace With Nature. This event recognizes the importance of science in implementing the UN Decade of Action to deliver Sustainable Development Goals.

This conference will provide an opportunity to discuss ongoing and upcoming global efforts related to science-based sustainable development, with speakers from international organisations, EU institutions, representatives of Member States, academic sector, financial institutions, and civil society.

The sessions on Day 1 & Day 2 will be held on two different online platforms. Kindly register for each day separately.

Day 1, Tuesday 29 November 2022 (online only)

10:00 - 11:15 High-level Political Panel: Science Diplomacy

11:30 - 13:00 Second Session: Science and global cooperation

Day 2, Wednesday 30 November 2022 (online only)

10:00 -11:30 Third Session: From Science to Zero Pollution Actions

You can register for Day 2 of the event by clicking below:

Find the detailed programme of the event here

This high-level event "Strengthening Multilateralism through Science" is part of the EU Czech Presidency and is hosted together with the United Nations Environment Programme, with the support of the Geneva Environment Network.

Get in touch: unep-eu@un.org

Strengthening Multilateralism through Science Day 1