A New Generational Contract - Felipe Paullier @ClubofRome

Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Felipe Paullier, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs explains why it is impossible to rebuild trust if young people are not represented in governance.

A highlight from the SDG Tent 2024 session focusing on how intergenerational leadership can help us shift towards long-term, regenerative strategies. 

Co-hosted by The Fifth Element, an initiative from The Club of Rome, St. Gallen Symposium and In Tent, this session explored how intergenerational leadership can be a catalyst for more ambitious and effective sustainable action across the business and policy spheres. 

Find out more about the New Generational Contract: engaging diverse actors and launching impactful projects to enable cross-generational leadership and learning: https://symposium.org/initiatives/new...

How can we foster equity and mutual support between generations? This is one of the key questions being asked by The Fifth Element, an initiative from The Club of Rome and partners. To find out more visit www.the5thelement.earth

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