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SUMMARY:United Nations: 62nd Session Of The Commission For Social Development - CSocD62
DESCRIPTION:The 62nd session of the Commission for Social Development (CSocD62) will focus on “Fostering social development and social justice through social policies to accelerate progress on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and to achieve the overarching goal of poverty eradication”.  \nThe CSocD62 will focus on the emerging issue of “The Influence of Digital Transformation on Inclusive Growth and Development: A Path to Achieving Social Justice.” The Commission will also commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family. \nThe Commission will take place from 5 to 14 February 2024\, in Conference Room 4 at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The CSocD62 will be broadcasted live at: https://webtv.un.org/en. \nPriority Theme\nFostering social development and social justice through social policies to accelerate progress on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and to achieve the overarching goal of poverty eradication \nEmerging Issues\nThe Influence of Digital Transformation on Inclusive Growth and Development: A Path to Realizing Social Justice \nInternational Year of the Family\nCelebration of the 30th anniversary of the International Year of the Family \nReview of relevant UN plans and programmes of action pertaining to the situation of social groups\n(i) Outcome document of the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the realization of the Millennium Development Goals and other internationally agreed development goals for persons with disabilities: the way forward\, a disability-inclusive development agenda towards 2015 and beyond\n(ii) World Programme of Action for Youth\n(iii) Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing\, 2002\n(iv) Family issues\, policies and programmes \nNGO Committee on Social Development\nThe NGO Committee on Social Development is dedicated to raising awareness and holding discussions on social development issues taken up by the UN System and in particular by the UN Commission for Social Development. The committee holds a Civil Society Forum and other capacity-building and outreach events on the occasion of the Commission. Membership is open to representatives of organizations and any interested persons concerned about social development issues. \n \nCivil Society Forum on the CSocD62 Priority Theme\, 9 February 2024 \nThe Forum is hosted jointly by UNDESA-DISD\, the NGO Committee on Social Development and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Foundation. The Forum is a time for NGOs worldwide to learn about each other’s work\, to prepare for the Commission\, including by work on position papers and interventions. For more information\, please visit: https://ngosocdev.org/what-we-do/commission-for-social-development/civil-society-forum-2024/ \nWEBSITE OF CSocD62
URL:https://www.elfac.org/event/united-nations-62nd-session-of-the-commission-for-social-development-csocd62/
LOCATION:United Nations Headquarters\, 760 United Nations Plaza\, Manhattan\, New York\, NY\, 10017\, United States
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SUMMARY:DIGITAL FUTURE: 4th. Congress of Family Friendly Municipalities
DESCRIPTION:.            \nDIGITAL FUTURE: FAMILY FRIENDLY CITIES AND INNOVATION CHALLENGES\nDigitalisation can represent an important tool to implement innovative family friendly policies in services\, transport\, education\, governance\, time management. \nBig cities as well as small rural communities and companies should  take advantage of innovation and digitalisation to become and remain attractive by adopting the perspective of family wellbeing. Without leaving no one (and no place) behind. \n➡️ We are looking to hear about best practices in your municipality. \n➡️  If your municipality would like to present a good practice in the Congress\, please let us know as soon as possible at info@elfac.org. \nWEDNESDAY 07 FEBRUARY 2024\n\nBRUSSELS\, EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF REGIONS (CoR)\, ROOM JDE 51\n\nFrom 10 am to 5 pm\n\nREGISTRATION CLOSED. THE CONGRESS WILL BE BROADCAST ONLINE ON THIS LINK.\nDRAFT PROGRAM\n10:00 Welcome \n10:30 Opening \nPresentation: Raul Sanchez\, secretary general of ELFAC and of the European Network \n\nRegina Maroncelli\, president of the European Large Families Confederation (ELFAC) and of the European Network of Family-Friendly Municipalities.\nFrancesca Gerosa\,  Councilor for the Family\, Province of Trento (Italy) (video message)\nKrzysztof Balon\, Vice-President Civil Society Organisations’ Group\, European Economic and Social Committee (EESC)\nCsaba Borboly\, President of Harghita County Council (Romania)\, Member of the European Committee of Regions (CoR)\nDubravka Šuica\, vice president for Democracy and Demography\, European Commission (video message)\n\n11:15 Focus on family policies to boost economy \n\nMatteo Rizzolli\, associate professor of Economic Policy at LUMSA University (Rome).\n\n11:30 “Development of step-by-step guidelines for participatory Digital Villages Initiative roadmap and practical toolkit” (FAO-financed project currently implemented by AEIDL). \n\nAaron Imperiale\, Head of Business Development\, Project Manager of AEIDL (European Association for Innovation in Local Development)\n\n11:45 Digital development in companies and municipalities for family friendly services \n\nLucia Marchegiani\, Associate Professor of Business Organization at the Department of Business Studies\, Roma Tre University\n\n12:00 Territorial cohesion\, family policies and demographics \n\nÁdám Karácsony\, Vice-President of the County Council of Pest Megye (Hungary)\, Member of the European Committee of the Regions\n\n12:15 “Driving change for better cities” – URBACT’s support for cooperation and digital transition \n\nMargit Tünnemann\, Senior Policy Officer\, URBACT Secretariat\n\n12:30 Questions and answers \n12:45 Lunch (It is possible to eat in the building’s own cafeteria). \nGOOD PRACTICES \n14:15 Latest developments in the area of fighting depopulation\, in the context of the EC Communication “Harnessing talent in Europe’s regions”. \n\nAgnieszka Bednarska-Bernatek\, Policy Officer – Urban and territorial development\, European Commission\n\n14:30 From family friendly municipalities to the family audit for companies: digitalisation and innovation in progress \n\nLuciano Malfer\, general director of the Agency for Social Cohesion (Autonomous Province of Trentino\, Italy).\n\n14:45 Innovation in Greek Municipalities  \n\nFokion Zaimis\, Deputy Governor of Entrepreneurship Research & Innovation Region of Western Greece\, Regional Counselor\n\n15:00 A certification model for Municipalities \n\nMercedes Hernandez\, Fundación Masfamilia (Spain)\n\n15:15 Presentation of local best practices from municipalities and companies \n\n Family-friendly projects of the City of Krakow (Poland) implemented with the use of digital technologies: Mateusz Ploskonka\, Deputy Director of the Department of Health and Social Policy / Marzena Paszkot\, Advisor to the Mayor of Krakow City for Family Affairs\nThe challenges of the digital transition in ensuring support for families (Ílhavo\, Portugal): Assunção Mariana Carlos Ramos\, Councilwoman / Mónica Coelho Batista\, Head of Division for Social Development and Health \nDigitalisation and improvement of new services for families (Albergaria-a-Velha\, Portugal): Catarina Mendes\, Councilwoman / Mariana Letra\, gerontolist of the social services.\nMunicipal Digital Skills Plan (Santo Tirso\, Portugal): Mariana Gomes\, head of department / Jose Pedro Machado\, councilor\nÁgueda Living Lab: Fostering Innovation\, Creativity and Experimentation (Agueda\, Portugal): Luis Martins\, Senior Caseworker\nDetecting needs of large families in rural world (Tomelloso\, Spain): Maria Victoria Jiménez and José Fernando García\, president and secretary of the Large Families Association of Tomelloso.\n“Myspot for learning”\, digital platform for the educational community (Druento\, Italy): Alessandra de Grandis\, municipal adviser for family policies.\nVirtual Family Point (Alghero\, Italy): Chiara Ledda\, Italian Large Families Association.\nFamily friendly measures of the Municipality of Paks (Hungary): Péter Szabó\, mayor of Paks.\nBest practices for park renovation (Budapest\, Hungary): Emese Balogh-Madár\, vice mayor of Belvaros-Lipotvaros (Budapest).\nExperience in promoting a family-friendly environment in a company: Martina Colleluori\, Business Developer\, XERA SRL (Italy)\n\n16:30 Questions and answers \n16:45 Conclusions and delivery of diplomas to new members of the European Network
URL:https://www.elfac.org/event/digital-future-4th-congress-of-family-friendly-municipalities/
LOCATION:European Committee of the Regions (CoR)\, Rue Bellard 99\, Brussels\, 1000\, Belgium
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