Save-the-Date Mind Maers More Than Money Boosng Cognive Competences for Sustainable Development through Science and Educaon HLPF SIDE EVENT 11 July 2019 | 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Naons 871 United Naons Plaza, New York, Auditorium Following the presentaon of the key messages of the Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR) at the HLPF, we invite you to a side event on ‘Mind Maers More Than Money – Boosng Cognive Competences for Sustainable Development through Science and Educaon’, organized by the German Naonal Academy of Sciences Leopoldina and the Independent Group of Sciensts of the United Naons in cooperaon with the Finnish Environment Instute SYKE, the University of the West Indies and the Internaonal Science Council. To strengthen the science-policy interface, we will bring together sciensts and praconers who will discuss the lynchpin role of SDG 4 for the implementaon of the 2030 Agenda. Providing inclusive and equitable quality educaon should not only focus on formal training, but it should also aim at fostering cognive competences and movaonal skills in general as well as opportunies for lifelong learning. We will discuss how individuals and communies can be enabled to make sound decisions conducive to sustainable development and facilitate a dialogue on governance and policy priories in order to leave no one behind. Registraon is required by 8 July 2019. For the detailed agenda and RSVP, please visit hps://www.leopoldina.org/HLPF Refreshments and a light buffet will be served from 6:00 p.m. Parcipaon is free of charge. Please feel free to share this invite within your network. For further details, please contact Dr Ruth Narmann and Chrisan Weidlich at [email protected]. In Cooperaon with the Independent Group of Sciensts
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Save-the-Date
Mind Matters More Than MoneyBoosting Cognitive Competences for SustainableDevelopment through Science and EducationHLPF SIDE EVENT
11 July 2019 | 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations871 United Nations Plaza, New York, Auditorium
Following the presentation of the key messages of the Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR) at the HLPF, we invite you to a side event on ‘Mind Matters More Than Money – Boosting Cognitive Competences for Sustainable Development through Science and Education’, organized by the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina and the Independent Group of Scientists of the United Nations in cooperation with the Finnish Environment Institute SYKE, the University of the West Indies and the International Science Council.
To strengthen the science-policy interface, we will bring together scientists and practitioners who will discuss the lynchpin role of SDG 4 for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. Providing inclusive and equitable quality education should not only focus on formal training, but it should also aim at fostering cognitive competences and motivational skills in general as well as opportunities for lifelong learning. We will discuss how individuals and communities can be enabled to make sound decisions conducive to sustainable development and facilitate a dialogue on governance and policy priorities in order to leave no one behind.
Registration is required by 8 July 2019. For the detailed agenda and RSVP, please visithttps://www.leopoldina.org/HLPF
Refreshments and a light buffet will be served from 6:00 p.m. Participation is free of charge.Please feel free to share this invite within your network. For further details, please contact Dr Ruth Narmann and Christian Weidlich at
In Cooperation with the Independent Group of Scientists
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