Why We Need a New Eco-Social Contract for Just and Green Recovery from COVID-19 @UNRISD
Why We Need a New Eco-Social Contract for Just and Green Recovery from COVID-19  @UNRISD
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
In this side event, we explored how to build solidarity between different actors and movements who are working towards a new eco-social contract and a just and green recovery from COVID-19, by integrating different perspectives on social, climate and environmental justice. The event drew on Finland’s experience of an eco-welfare state and on UNRISD’s work on the need for a new eco-social contract.

Agenda
Isabell Kempf, UNRISD
Zeenat Niazi, Development Alternatives
Liisa Häikiö, Orchestrating for Systemic Impact (ORSI)
Carlos Villaseñor, Ombudsman Energy Mexico
Sirjana Subba, Federation of Nepalese Indigenous Nationalities
Moderator: Paul Ladd (UNRISD)

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