If there’s one thing the COVID-19 crisis has taught us, it’s that local problems need to be fought with global coordination. The 2030 Agenda is a blueprint for moving towards new and improved forms of international governance, focusing on the human aspects of growth, justice and well-being. We’re now at a crossroads of the next stage of human development – one that can only be by and for the many, not the few. Living together, deciding together.
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Inauguration: Resilient Governance is Good Governance
Chair
Mercedes Martín Gómez
Meteorologist, Climate Change Activist and TV Presenter. Antena 3. Madrid, Spain
Speakers
Pau Relat
Chairman of the Governing Board. Fira Barcelona. Barcelona, Spain
Francisco Lombardo
Co-Founder. BforPlanet. Granada, Spain
Marc Sanglas
General Director of Environmental Quality and Climate Change. Government of Catalonia. Barcelona, Spain
Jaume Collboni
First Deputy Mayor. Barcelona City Council. Barcelona, Spain
Teresa Ribera
Fourth Vice-President and Minister for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge, Government of Spain