Both ENDS
Ons manifest "Het Nederlands landbouwakkoord gaat verder dan Nederland: bied duurzame boeren en consumenten wereldwijd perspectief" is inmiddels ondertekend door ruim 70 NGO's, boerenorganisaties, wetenschappers en bedrijven van over de hele wereld. Hieronder geven een aantal…
Het Nederlandse Landbouwakkoord, dat nu wordt ontwikkeld, is te veel alleen op Nederland gericht. Dat vindt een brede coalitie van meer dan zestig NGO's, boerenorganisaties, wetenschappers en bedrijven die vandaag een brandbrief stuurde aan ministers Adema (LNV) en Schreinemacher (BuHaOS). Het Nederlandse landbouwbeleid moet zich ook richten op het verkleinen van de grote Nederlandse agrarische voetafdruk in landen buiten Nederland, door voedselzekerheid en behoud van biodiversiteit als startpunt te nemen. De coalitie publiceerde een manifest waarin zij uiteenzet hoe…
What does an economy look like that serves the well-being of people and the planet?
A wide range of great ideas about a transition to sustainable and just economic systems already exist, including ways to get there and examples that show that it is really possible. In this talkshow, we highlight some of these examples and hope to fuel the dialogue about this topic.
Inspired? Join our 'The Future We See' - talkshow on May 25th! You can either attend live or online, quietly listen or actively participate in the discussion…
The UN Water Conference is an important event that brings together stakeholders from around the world to discuss water and climate solutions. This year, GAGGA is organizing a side event during the conference that you won't want to miss!
On Thursday March 23rd, from 1.15 -2.30 pm, GAGGA will present their commitment to support, finance, and promote locally rooted, gender just climate and water solutions within the Water Action Agenda. This event will inspire other stakeholders to join in their commitment, while presenting…
This event will present The Transformative Water Pact (TWP), an innovative framework for water governance that has been developed by environmental justice experts from around the world. The TWP will serve as a starting point for dialogue between representatives of the government of Colombia, academia, regional and international NGOs in relation to Colombia's current ambitions in multi-scalar water governance.
While the energy transition via renewable energy, such as solar and wind energy, is fundamental to reduce EU CO2 emissions, we are concerned with the impacts it will have on the (geo-political) economy, people and environment. Our collaboration with civil society organisations in the Global South over the past 30 years has shown us that the patterns of consumption by rich countries, such as the Netherlands and the EU in general, have a devastating impact on people and the environment in mainly Africa, South-America and South-East Asia.
