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Global Forum on Environment

 

The Global Forum on Environment* (GFENV) is a venue that brings together international experts from member and non-member economies to share experiences and explore common policy issues focusing principally on the environmental dimension of sustainable development and its linkages with economic and social policies. Issues to be addressed in the Global Forum on Environment are shaped based on the current work of the OECD Environment Programme, by focusing on one or two priority issues on the global environmental agenda each year.

(* formerly known as Global Forum on Sustainable Development)

Objectives

  • Raise awareness and understanding of the environment dimension of sustainable development issues worldwide;
  • Facilitate information-sharing on environmental issues among policy makers, private sector actors and civil society representatives; and
  • Promote exchange of information and lessons learned among OECD and non-OECD countries

Dates and topics

2020

 
5-6 March

Global Forum on Environment: March on Gender - Mainstreaming Gender and Empowering Women for Environmental Sustainability, OECD Paris
   
2019  
October Global Forum on Environment, Climate Change Expert Group, OECD, Paris
March Global Forum on Environment, Climate Change Expert Group, OECD, Paris
   
2018  
October Global Forum on Environment, Climate Change Expert Group, OECD, Paris
July Global Forum on Environment: Mainstreaming Biodiversity for Sustainable Development, Montreal
May Global Forum on Environment: Plastics in a Circular Economy - Design of Sustainable Plastics from a Chemicals Perspective, Copenhagen
March Global Forum on Environment, Climate Change Expert Group, OECD, Paris
   
2017  
September Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change - organised by the Climate Change Expert Group (CCXG), OECD, Paris
March Global Forum on the Environment and Climate Change - organised by the Climate Change Expert Group (CCXG), OECD, Paris

 

  • Events prior to 2017

Participation

  • Environment-related policy makers, academics, industry representatives and other experts from OECD and non-OECD countries.

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