Next Workshop: Sustainable Development Goals – What can Protected Areas do?

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On the 28th of October, EUROPARC will organise a workshop within the SDGimp project. In 90 minutes we will look at the results of the project and how Protected Areas can support the Sustainable Development Goals.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. The Erasmus+ Project “SDGimp – Decision support system for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in Protected Areas” has looked closely at how Protected Areas can implement and support these Goals.

This participatory workshop will present the results of the Erasmus project and allows you to discover what your Protected Area can do to make these goals a reality.

SDGimp has created a quality learning system and decision support materials for Protected Area administrations, regional stakeholders and entrepreneurs that will support decision making capacities and will promote the implementation of SDGs.

The workshop will take us on a short 90 minute journey as we explore the learning material and consider together how Protected Areas can be drivers of SDG implementation for a better and more sustainable future. Registration is now open!

REGISTER HERE

Workshop Programme

28th of October, 15:00 CET – online

Welcome and introduction to the programme
Esther Bossink, Communication Officer at the EUROPARC Federation.

Results from the SDGimp project
Mathias Christoph, researcher at the Institute for Rural Development Research.

A fly through of the website
Mathias Christoph.

Get to know the modules
In breakout rooms, participants will have to chance to get an in-depth look at different modules and provide feedback.
Mathias Christoph and Ulrich Gehrlein, Head of the Department for “Regional Development, Innovation Support Service, and Protected Areas” at the Institute for Rural Development Research.

Small pause

Feedback session
What did we learn about SDGs and what was discussed in the groups?

What’s the role of Protected Areas?
In breakout rooms, participants will discuss what their Protected Area is already doing, or what more can be done.

End of the workshop

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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission Erasmus+ funding line. This workshop reflects the view only of the author and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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