Didn’t see this until all was said and done Peter but as someone who worked extensively on the overall approach to this Summit, I find the analysis quite insightful. We very much aimed to make this an acceleration Summit - with perhaps more emphasis on mobilizing more political and financial support for acceleration than zeroing in on what works. I think we succeeded in part but there is lots for us to now build on in the months ahead. Michael McManus
You emphasize the importance of tangible results and stress that achieving the SDGs is a shared responsibility. It's crucial for everyone to act urgently. Your prescription shows how any organization can use it to speed up progress and achieve measurable impacts. This is a vital step to realign with the SDGs and improve our world. Your insights greatly benefit WHO, and we appreciate your contribution.
Didn’t see this until all was said and done Peter but as someone who worked extensively on the overall approach to this Summit, I find the analysis quite insightful. We very much aimed to make this an acceleration Summit - with perhaps more emphasis on mobilizing more political and financial support for acceleration than zeroing in on what works. I think we succeeded in part but there is lots for us to now build on in the months ahead. Michael McManus
Thanks very much Michael. Pls see here also https://www.linkedin.com/posts/peter-singer-9413b918_the-united-nations-has-published-a-policy-activity-7107833144526995456--0F-?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Love the idea of diplopreneurs!!
You emphasize the importance of tangible results and stress that achieving the SDGs is a shared responsibility. It's crucial for everyone to act urgently. Your prescription shows how any organization can use it to speed up progress and achieve measurable impacts. This is a vital step to realign with the SDGs and improve our world. Your insights greatly benefit WHO, and we appreciate your contribution.