Young Leaders for development
Shakira Choonara’s keynote address at the Junior Public Health Association of South Africa (JuPHASA) 2016 conference
by Shakira Choonara
Day One of the European Development Days kicked off with a packed agenda full of thematic sessions, debates, brainstorming sessions and an opening ceremony with an exciting line-up featuring many world leaders including Ban Ki-Moon, Federica Mogherini, Uhuru Kenyatta sharing their visions for the next 15 years!
by Marion Osieyo
None of the candidates who have submitted their bid thus far, have articulated a clear understanding of the sustainable development agenda.
by Marion Osieyo
by European Commission
On 28 May 2015 the Joint Research Centre hosted the 15 Future Leaders for a workshop titled “Visions for the World in 2035”. The workshop took place in the EU Policy Lab that operates with a multidisciplinary team drawing on expertise in future oriented thinking, behavioural insights and design for policy approaches.
by Marion Osieyo
In a global and interdependent world, promoting global citizenship is essential to enable citizens to understand that their individual and collective actions have a global impact.
by Marion Osieyo
Young people aged 21-26, proactive about finding solutions to the world’s most pressing problems, have applied to be a Young Leader at the European Development Days to share their views on development.
by European Commission