Contribute to Sustainable Development Objectives

RHSF actions Child Labour Decent Work Forced Labour

Published on Nov 03, 2017

SMEs, SSE structures, communities… how to contribute to the UN’s sustainable development objectives (SDOs)?

The UN Sustainable Development Goals…
In 2015, 193 countries adopted a new set of goals under the aegis of the United Nations to eradicate poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all human beings live in peace and prosperity. They follow on from the Millennium Development Goals that ended in 2015. This new program thus covers the period 2015-2030. To achieve these goals, which concern both the global and local levels, all stakeholders are concerned.

We will focus on 3 of the UN goals: decent work and sustainable economic growth (SDO 8), responsible consumption and production (SDO 12), aquatic life (SDO 14).

Stakeholders confirmed to date (the list is subject to change):

Brice Lalonde, Special Advisor to the Global Compact France
Jean-Michel Berra, Managing Director – SOKOA
Didier Chauffaille, Managing Director – EMAC
Martine Combemale, Director and Founder – RHSF
Jean-Daniel Elichiry, Chief Executive Officer – Atherbéa
Jean-Baptiste Etcheto, Member of CESER New Aquitaine, Former President of the Basque Country Development Council, President – ISCIPA – Synergies
Sophie Herrera, Project Manager – Ocean Platform University of Bordeaux
Serge Larzabal, President – Comité Interdépartemental des Pêches des Pyrénées Atlantiques et des Landes (Interdepartmental Fisheries Committee of the Atlantic Pyrenees and Landes)
Christine Marsan, Coach and Speaker on Coaching for Change
Françoise Pautrizel, Doctor in Oceanography
Pierre Philippe, Member of the National CSR Platform, President – CSR Commission of the COOPs of France, Managing Director – Vignerons de Buzet
Optima Chair (speaker being identified)

Stands of associations and an exhibition to discover
The gallery of the Casino Bellevue will be occupied by stands of associations and by the exhibition of drawings on forced labor created by RHSF from drawings from around the world. These drawings have been exhibited at the UN in New York, the Vatican, the Senate, Luxembourg, Geneva…

And in the evening…
The conference will continue with a cocktail and the evening will close at the Royal Cinema of Biarritz with the screening of the film “Sacrée Croissance!” by Marie-Monique Robin, starting at 8:30 pm.

RHSF is participating through the SUSY project, a consortium of 26 partners in 23 countries, which since 2015 promotes all social and solidarity economy projects that have an impact on poverty and human rights abuses.

Free entrance on reservation :
Click here for the registration form.

Contact
Aziz Ahammout – Project Manager

05 31 98 19 54 – a.ahammout@rhsansfrontieres.fr