Discover our past event at the commons about how organizations and communities, including UN system entities and academic institutions, can best implement the Sustainable Development Goals and environmental initiatives in effective, meaningful ways. The session focused on how to build and realize sustainability reporting, practical initiatives and programs, and strategies unique to each environment. It also explored how to encourage culture change and participation from communities and colleagues.
This interactive session, held in collaboration with UN and University of Geneva (UNIGE) partners, aimed to provide insights and best practices on moving towards more sustainable organizations. Participants had the chance to discuss and ask questions to various practitioners across a range of themes, from reporting and developing a strategy to internal initiatives and participation. The session also featured reflections on the challenges, opportunities, and lessons learned in implementing sustainability initiatives.
Participating in this session:
Speakers
Mr. Philip COMPTE, Chief of Central Support Services/UNOG
Mathieu LEGROS,Environmental Affairs Officer, UN Office at Geneva
Gaëtan ROUAUL,Operational Expert, Strategic Heritage Plan (SHP) / Facilities Management Section (FMS), UN Office at Geneva.
Isabella MARRAS,Coordinator, SUN (Sustainable United Nations) facility based in Geneva, UNEP
Madeleine MARARA,Associate Energy & Environment Officer
Mathieu PETITE, Coordinator of sustainable development actions within the university community, UNIGE.
Fabrice CALAME,Deputy to the Rectorate, UNIGE.
Moderator
Camille CHAMBINAUD, UN Library Geneva.
Event details
Mr. Philip COMPTE
Mathieu LEGROS
Gaëtan ROUAUL
Isabella MARRAS
Madeleine MARARA
Mathieu PETITE
Fabrice CALAME
Camille CHAMBINAUD
Library Events Room (B.135)
Building B, 1st Floor
Palais des Nations
Practical information
This event was in-person. A recording is not available.