Materials – Civil Society Ideas for SDGs

I UN75 Conference 2020 “The Road to the UN Sustainable Development Goals”, 20-23 February in Tallinn, Estonia

II Global Conversation Conference 2021 “A green, socially sustainable and digitally integrated world”, 26-29 August, 2021 in Narva, Estonia

(Tallinn declaration 2021 “A programme for institutional change”)

Global Conversation Conference Banner and Poster A3

III Conference “Civil Society ideas for the Sustainble and secure future of Europe” , May 1-4th May 2022 in Narva – Jõesuu, Estonia

(European Network “Green Habito” appeal)

IV Security & CS Conference “Reflections on Security: International Community, CSOs and their contribution for a more secure and sustainable Europe”, 2-5th February 2023 in Narva, Estonia

(European Network “Green Habito ” declaration on security and civil society issues).

Security and Civil Society Conference Roll up and Poster A3

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V Conference Green Habito “Civil Society Ideas for a Sustainable Green Future of Europe“, May 25-28th in Tallinn, Estonia

Vassili Golikov, Programme Director of SSCW
Kaupo Heinma, Deputy Secretary General at Ministry of Climate of Estonia
Mayri Tiido, Founde of Lowmerism
Kaidi Tamm, Sustainable Development Programme Senior Expert, Stockholm Environment Institute Tallinn
Jenni Kaupila, Advocacy officer of UNA Finland
Michael Søgaard Jørgensen, Aalborg University
Tove Lund, Strategy Manager for Sustainable Living, The City of Göteborg
Ingrid Nielsen, Advocacy Expert, Renewable Energy, Estonian Fund for Nature

VI Conference “Green and Just Transition 2024”, 28th November – 1st December 2024 in Narva, Estonia

(European Network “Green Habito ” declaration on Green and Just Transition)
Conrence certificate of participation (Green and Just Transition 2024)
Helena Braun, Head of Political Team of the European Commission Representation in Estonia – “The European Green Deal”
Elva Rakel Jónsdóttir Managing Director of Festa- Center for Sustainability Experience (Iceland) – “Measuring global spillover effects on green transition, production and consumption”
Janne Rajala, European Civil Society Network “Green Habito” (Finland) – “The role of Civil society organisations in the monitoring and implementation just transition and empowerment of communities in achievement of the SDGs”
Ivan Sergejev, Just transition process coordinator, Estonian Ministry of Finance – “Just Transition in Ida-Virumaa”
Ásta Kristín Sigurjónsdóttir, CEO of Iceland Tourism Cluster – “Icelandic experience”
Liisa Kokkarinen, Head of Sustainable Development of Visit Finland – “Sustainable Travel Finland: Building future competence”
Imbi Lepik-Martinson, Sustainability Manager of Visit Estonia – “The Estonian way towards sustainable tourism”
Mahmoud Ezzat, Director of Center for Strategic Studies, Bibliotheca Alexandrina – “The National Strategy for Sustainable Tourism 2030: Egypt Vision”
Iva Ridjan Skov, Associate Professor, Sustainable Energy Planning Research Group of Aalborg University (Denmark) – “The current energy crisis and energy security in the EU”
Maksis Apinis, Energy transformation expert of “Green Liberty” Society” (Latvia) – “Latvia’s experience in overcoming the energy crises and transforming its energy sector”
Kaire Kuldpere, Head of Environment and Sustainability, Utilitas energy group (Estonia) – “Implementation of carbon neutrality plan in energy company Utilitas”
Åsa Ström Hildestrand, representative of Nordregio – “The Nordic View on Sustainability – Learnings from the Local Level” (A survey and toolbox on SDG action in Nordic municipalities in a time of political polarization)
Morten Hagevik Head of Culture and Sports, Porsgrunn Municipality (Norway) – “Green and Just Transition in sport, culture and education: Porsgrunn as a success story”
Mayri Tiido, Founder and CEO of Lowmerism (Estonia) – “Estonian Civil Society’s Contribution in Driving Green Transition with Businesses and Communities”
Karoliina Vaakanainen, Co-Chair Co-Chair Nuorten Agenda 2030, Finnish National Youth Council (Finland) – “Finnish experience in catalyzing change in green transition and sustainable development in example of youth contributions”
Yassine Isbouia, expert in Youth and Civil Society issues in FOMEJE (Morocco) – “Achieving a green and just Transition: a case study from Morocco CSOs”
Ph.D Mette Brogden, Professor of the University of Arizona – “Introduction into Mainstreaming human right approach to more climate change conscious and just transition”
Auður H. Ingólfsdóttir, Director of Climate and Circular Economy Department, Department for Climate and Circular Economy, The Environment Agency of Iceland – “How do we encourage just and efficient green transition in Iceland”
Gunnhildur Magnusdottir, associate professor of Malmö University (online) – “Gendered norms and practices in Nordic and Baltic Climate Policy Institutions: implication for the Climate Transition”
Associate Professor Michael Søgaard Jørgensen, Aalborg University (Denmark) – “How to obtain longer product life time: The role of the repair movement and national and international regulations”
Elis Vollmer, head of the Centre of Renewable Energy of the Estonian University of Life Sciences – “Leading to just energy transition under guidance of UN SDGs. Experiences from CEE”
Rashid Iddrisu, CEHDA (Spain) – “Climate change and green & just transition through human rights prisma in West Africa and Spain”