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The post-2015 framework in a changing world: UN-civil society dialogue

Beyond 2015: New goals and partnerships
Thursday 2 !ay 2012
"ank #hannon conference room$ UN%&

Contents
Contents............................................................................................................................................................. 1

Introduction......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Highlights of discussions.................................................................................................................................... 2 Conclusions........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Annex 1: [Non exhaustive] List of artici ants Civil societ! re resentatives "#$N%& Civil 'ociet! Advisor! Co((ittee (e()er* ............................................+

Introduction
$N%& organi,ed a $N-civil societ! dialogue on .'eyond 2015: New goals and partnerships/ as art of the ninth annual (eeting of the $N%& Civil 'ociet! Advisor! Co((ittee. 0he o)1ectives of the session 2ere to arrive at a shared understanding of the $N rocess and civil societ! ers ectives on the ost-2314 agenda5 and advance inclusive artici ation and strategic
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artnershi s )et2een the $N5 civil societ! and other fra(e2or6.

artners in defining the ne2 develo (ent

0he discussion 2as (oderated )! 7lav 819rven5 Assistant 'ecretar!-:eneral and %irector5 $N%& ;ureau for %evelo (ent &olic!. ' ea6ers 2ere fro( the $N s!ste( and civil societ!: &aul Ladd5 &olic! Advisor and Inclusive :lo)ali,ation Cluster Leader5 $N%& ;ureau of %evelo (ent &olic!: UNDG national and thematic consultations on Post-2015: Navid Hanif, Acting %irector5 7ffice for <C7'7C 'u ort and Coordination5 $N %e art(ent for <cono(ic and 'ocial Affairs "$N %<'A*: Post-2015 preparations: or! of the UN "as! "eam =ichard >organ5 'enior Advisor5 &ost-2314 %evelo (ent Agenda "$NIC<?*: A #ision for de#elopment $ased on human ri%hts, e&ualit' and sustaina$ilit' =o)erto ;issio5 Coordinator5 'ocial @atchA Instituto del 0ercer >undo5 and Advisor! Co((ittee (e()er: Post-2015: A ri%hts-$ased frame(or! =a1iv Boshi5 %irector of &rogra((es5 :lo)al Call to Action against &overt! ":CA&*: )e'ond 2015: )uildin% an inclusi#e process ;hu(i6a >uchhala5 Coordinator5 ?inance and %evelo (ent &rogra((e5 0hird @orld Net2or6 "0@N*: )e'ond 2015: A southern perspecti#e

Highlights of discussions
UN%&: 0he ost-2314 fra(e2or6 2ould have to )uild on the successes5 shortco(ings and lessons learned fro( the >%: ex erience. >uch 2as at sta6e in the lead u and re arations for ost-2314 and civil societ!Cs full engage(ent 2as not onl! 2elco(ed )ut critical for success. $N%& is co((itted to 2or6ing 2ith civil societ! fro( the outset. 0he ost-2314 rocess co( rises: the re ort of the 'ecretar!-:eneral and the $NCs res onse )oth oliticall! and o erationall! "231D*E 2or6ing 2ith $N%: in organi,ing so(e 43 national consultations as 2ell as nine the(aticall! focused (eetings "see Annex D* ensuring )readth5 inclusiveness and countr! focusE and engaging 2ith the $N High-Level &anel on a ost2314 develo (ent fra(e2or6 2hose tas6 2ill )e to define the contours of the ost-2314 fra(e2or65 that 2ould )e results-focused and include goals and targets. $N%: is focusing on three )road areas in the ost-2314 re arator! rocess: organi,ing national consultations5 fostering glo)al dialogue and setting u a co((unications net2or6. Its ai( is to facilitate the anchoring of the ost-2314 rocess and agenda in the national and the(atic consultations. 0he ri(ar! ur ose of the national consultations5 it 2as noted5 is to initiate national dialogue that 2ould gain traction and in turn (ushroo( at the local and regional level. After2ards the $N 2ill 2or6 to influence the glo)al olitical dialogue )! ro(oting inter-countr! discussions and in this 2a! generate a grounds2ell5 )uilding the ost-2314 agenda fro( the )otto(-u . 0he $N%: Chair has alread! infor(ed resident coordinators and $N countr! tea(s to ta6e the lead in ro(oting national dialogue5 ta6ing into account the countr! situation. 0he national consultations 2ill not focus on goal setting and universalit! )ut on learning a)out ho2 eo le see the future the! 2ant and creating a )alance. $N%: is utting in lace a 2e) latfor( to foster outreach and co((unication and to strea(line the glo)al discourse on ost-2314. UN %(#): 0he ost-2314 $N 0as6 0ea( is 2or6ing to define the contours of the ost-2314 agenda and hone the $NCs osition as the rinci al (ultilateral sta6eholder. 0he 0as6 0ea(5 as er ara(eters laid out )! the 'ecretar!-:eneral5 is conducting its 2or6 under the rinci le of inclusivit! and is engaging artners at all levels5 2or6ing 2ith $N%: and $N%& in organi,ing the national level
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consultations as the )edroc6 of the ost-2314 rocess. In this 2a!5 the $N s!ste( 2as 2or6ing to co()ine and cross-reference =ioF23 and the ost-2314 fra(e2or65 and )ring overt! and environ(ent concerns together. ;efore tac6ling the details5 the 0as6 0ea( is defining the (acro ers ective )! loo6ing at Guestions such as: "a* @hat the ur ose of the ost-2314 agenda should )e: advocac!5 guide ost5 instru(ent for olic! coherence5 etc.E ")* @as a 14-!ear ti(efra(e "li6e that of the >%:s* realistic to )ring a)out transfor(ative changeE and "c* 'hould the ost-2314 agenda )e rescri tive and5 if so5 ho2 far can it go 2ithout constraining olic! s ace at countr! level. Against these (acro issues5 there are a nu()er of areas 2here the $N s!ste( (ust la! its role in driving discussions for2ard: "a* &utting the conce t of sustaina)le develo (ent at the heart of the ost-2314 agenda fro( 2hich all other ele(ents 2ould )e (aintained and drivenE ")* ;uilding on the >%:s and ensuring that all its (!riad as ects 2ere ta6en into account and5 if that 2as not feasi)le5 rioriti,ing the (ost criticalE "c* <x anding the sco e of the future goals )e!ond the >%:s 2hile at the sa(e ti(e 6ee ing the( si( le5 ti(e-)ound and easil! co((unica)leE "d* %esigning the future goals in such a 2a! that the! are a)le to address )oth glo)al and local develo (ent challenges at the regional and countr! levelE "e* Incor orating (easura)ilit! and accounta)ilit! 2ithin the ost-2314 fra(e2or6. UN*+(,: It is suggested that the i( le(entation of a ost-2314 develo (ent fra(e2or6 )e )ased on hu(an rights5 eGualit! and sustaina)ilit!. ?ro( a )road ers ective5 it is i( ortant to reaffir( the rinci les of the >illenniu( %eclaration "and hu(an rogress overall* as the foundation for the ost-2314 fra(e2or65 noting that the >%:s 2ere the(selves derived fro( the >illenniu( %eclaration. 0hese rinci les should )e vie2ed as )oth a guide and (eans for i( le(entation and should not as such contradict the ositions of national govern(ents. 0he (eans )! 2hich develo (ent goals are achieved are as i( ortant as the outco(es the(selves. 0he fra(e2or6 should therefore envision generating rocess-focused goals and incor orate rinci les that 2ould guide ractical (eans of (easure(ent. >ore s ecificall! on (onitoring and evaluation5 an >H< s!ste( should ideall! e( lo! (ixed (ethods5 locall!-led (onitoring and disaggregated targets and indicators to reveal real trends in the lives of eo le. 0here are t2o critical challenges on 2hich hu(an rights5 eGualit! and sustaina)ilit! hinged and 2hich had to )e art of the foundation of an! future fra(e2or6. 0he first 2as rotecting the lanetar! )alance5 noting that hu(an rogress had no choice )ut to 2or6 2ithin those ara(eters. =ioF23 (ust hel to define those ara(eters for sustaina)le develo (ent and it 2as therefore crucial that the international co((unit! ensure its success. 0he second is freedo( fro( fear "and closel! lin6ed5 freedo( fro( 2ant*5 2hich (eant that eace and securit! should also figure a(ong the foundational ele(ents of the ost-2314 fra(e2or6. In su(5 the ost-2314 agenda should )e eo le-centred5 nor(ativel! )ased "founded on values and rinci les*5 conditioned on eace and hu(an securit!5 and focused 2ith greatest riorit! on the (ost (arginali,ed and excluded. Civil societ! artici ants s o6e of the i( ortance of )uilding an inclusive rocess5 es eciall! for civil societ!. -lo.al +all to )ction against &overty /-+)&0: It is difficult to )uild an inclusive rocess 2hen there continues to )e a reticence to engage a(ongst (an! artners so(e of 2ho( are reluctant to lend legiti(ac! to a rocess )efore there is real clarit! on 2hether civil societ! on the ground5 articularl! those living in overt!5 2ill have real I o2erI in sha ing the rocess. It is i( ortant to 2or6 2ith 6e! constituencies 2hile noting as 2ell the co( lexit! of challenges constituencies face
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including (ulti le la!ers of discri(ination 2hich cannot easil! )e considered 2ithout a holistic a roach. 0he $N can ta6e the follo2ing actions in the run-u to ost-2314 to a(eliorate these challenges and foster a trul! legiti(ate rocess 2e can all )elieve in: a* 0a6ing leadershi earl! on in the rocess and defining its strateg! for civil societ! engage(ent in the rocess "through dialogue 2ith civil societ! actors*5 including clarification of the roles and res onsi)ilities of individual $N agencies in this regardE )* &ro(oting and facilitating a glo)al dialogue that )rings to )ear 23 !ears of ex erience in IC0 for develo (ent and artici ator! (ethods to ensure (eaningful grassroots artici ation and involve(ent of sociall! excluded grou sE c* ?ostering the full engage(ent of civil societ! fro( the outset in official discussionsE and su orting civil societ! coordination and engage(ent to aid (o)ili,ation efforts. 0his includes official recognition of citi,ens deli)erations on a ost 2314 agenda in ALL countries5 )e!ond the 43 re-identified $N%& focus countries. d* <nsuring 6e! the(atic issues 2ere incor orated in the agenda5 es eciall! as the! affect !outh5 2o(en5 ersons 2ith disa)ilities5 indigenous eo le and other the (arginali,ed co((unities. 0his includes clear s ace for IgenderI ex licitl! 2ithin the glo)al the(atic consultation on ineGualit! that ensures dedicated s ace5 and (aintaining the involve(ent of 2o(en at the centre of ost 2314 develo (ent olic!. Third 1orld Network /T1N0: It is critical to )uild the =ioF23 and ost-2314 fra(e2or6s on the three unified illars J econo(ic5 social5 environ(ental J as the onl! feasi)le a roach that addressed the concerns of )oth North and 'outh. @hile it 2as i( ortant to )uild on the existing international coo eration fra(e2or65 the international co((unit! should revisit the (eans of i( le(entation and in articular the international financial architecture5 transfer of technolog! and 6no2ledge5 and ca acit! )uilding. 0he econo(ic illar is neglected in the $N s!ste(E the elevation of $N<& to a full-fledged agenc! should co(e in tande( 2ith the elevation of the econo(ic illar. 0he need to fix the econo(ic s!ste( is a 6e! lesson of the >%: ex erience and >%: K should have )een a recondition for the revious seven goals. A rogra((e-focused a roach is criticalE goal-focused develo (ent has failed to address root causes and as a conseGuence failed to identif! ho2 the goals could )e achieved. A central art of strengthening the econo(ic illar should )e the refor( of the international financial architecture through five focus areas: a* revising the olicies of glo)al (acroecono(ic architecture5 including those of the ;retton @oods Institutions and the International >onetar! ?undE )* tac6ling the issue of de)t through a de)t-restructuring (echanis(E c* revie2ing ra( ant ca ital flo2s and excessive volatilit! that ca(e 2ith un)ridled financial (ar6et s eculationE d* redirecting financial flo2s to ensure the! flo2 )ac6 into the econo(!E and e* refor(ing the I>? to address entrenched i()alances. 0hese five issues had a (a1or i( act in the develo (ent and social s heres. ?or this reason alone civil societ! (ust )e full! engaged in the ost-2314 rocess fro( the )eginning and ensure that the voice of the eo le and the (arginali,ed are )rought to the ta)le. #ocial 1atch: 0he ost-2314 fra(e2or6 should have universal a lication5 2ith roles and res onsi)ilities5 e( o2er(ent and accounta)ilit! for )oth develo ed and develo ing countries5 2hich 2ould also )e a conduit for redefining develo (ent coo eration for the future. It is essential that civil societ! is involved in the definition of an! goals and their indicators5 as 2ell as accounta)ilit! (echanis(s. <Guall!5 it is i( ortant that universalit! does not forsa6e the local level. 0hat sa(e inclusive s irit (ust invest the thin6ing on funding5 2ith a (echanis( to ensure that all sides are held accounta)le for their co((it(ents.
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0he Civil 'ociet! =eflection :rou on :lo)al %evelo (ent &ers ectives "'ocial @atch is a (e()er*5 has ro osed six rinci les for consideration: a* %ignit! and hu(an rights for allE )* Mualit! and 1ustice "gender5 inco(e*E c* &lanetar! )oundaries "cli(ate5 sustaina)le develo (ent*E d* &eace and disar(a(ent "closel! lin6ed to develo (ent*E e* A 1ust and regulari,ed international financial s!ste(sE f* %e(ocratic and artici ator! govern(ent at all levels. 0hrough this ris( the three illars are co()ined and interconnected. %iscussion $N%& could la! a central role in 6ee ing the concerns of (arginali,ed and indigenous grou s on the ta)le5 es eciall! during the national and eventuall! regional consultative rocess. Adding a cultural illar 2ould go a long 2a! to2ard addressing local and regional concerns5 such as securit! of land and resources. :etting !outh and !outh organi,ations involved 2as also crucial5 es eciall! in light of recent social revolutions the! led. It is critical to include civil societ! in the definition of goals at the outset to arrive at a shared agree(ent on diagnosis and destination. $lti(atel!5 the ost-2314 discussion is .not a)out goals and targets )ut 2ho 2e 2ant to )e as eo le./ 0he ne2 na(e for official develo (ent assistance "7%A* is .0ax/: it is ti(e to see ho2 a financial transactions tax5 car)on tax and local revenues can contri)ute to develo (ent. 0here is a need to sta! focused on the local 2hile )uilding national and glo)al ter(s of engage(ent5 2ith s ecial attention to Guestions of ar)itration. ?or exa( le5 ho2 should rules of engage(ents for cities )eco(e develo edN In so(e laces the needs of 13-14 er cent of the o ulation elite overrides the needs of the 2hole cit!. =econciling5 negotiating and )alancing are tough acts5 and cities need leaders 2ith such ca acities. Ca acit!-)uilding efforts are often treated as .6no2ledge transfer ro1ects/5 instead the! need to )uild s6ills ena)ling eo le to negotiate and ar)itrate. Incre(ental cit! gro2th and cro2ded streets have co(e to sta! and it is i( ortant to ta6e a realit! chec6 )efore lotting strategies to (anage cities and (a6e the( 2or6 for all. 0he use of u)lic s aces for infor(al ha)itats and livelihoods has )eco(e unacce ta)le under a rule of la2 that is )ased on the lanning nor(s fro( the .glo)al north/. 0he $N%& Hu(an %evelo (ent =e ort could )e used as a thought sha er to )roadcast and catal!se discussions5 given the O ost-2314C the(atic focus for H%= 231D. 0hese actions 2hen co()ined could generate a grounds2ell that 2ould hel to (a6e ost-2314 re arations go OviralC. ?or its art5 the $N High-level &anel could recruit a grou of cha( ions to advance e(erging thin6ing on the su)1ect5 and this grou could restore a degree of ho e and a()ition at a ti(e of general econo(ic essi(is(. Civil societ! re resentatives generall! agreed 2ith the different ers ectives artici ants shared on the oliticalA develo (ent situation in the run u and re arations for ost-2314 and the need to focus on the foundational rinci les laid out in the >illenniu( %eclaration5 2hich so(e felt the >%:s did not reflect5 and in articular hu(an rights and sustaina)le develo (ent. 0he ost2314 fra(e2or6 should )e eo le-centred5 nor(ativel! )ased5 conditioned on eace and securit!5 and focused on the (arginali,ed. In all these ro osed actions5 artici ants underlined the 6e! convening role of $N%& in (a6ing this ha en5 )uilding an inclusive rocess5 (erging conce tual the(es and creating the conditions 2here)! ever!one is (oving in the sa(e direction and fostering the right ena)ling environ(ent for all artners5 es eciall! civil societ!5 to artici ate. $N"%&* should

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serve as a hu) for larger consultationsE ta6ing a .viral/ rather than .co((and-and-control/ a roach. In res onse5 $N%& reaffir(ed that the >%:s5 des ite their i( erfections5 hel ed to focus develo (ent on eo le5 )uild consensus around 6e! develo (ent rinci les and create a s ace to (ove for2ard to2ard ost-2314. 0han6s to the >%:s5 there 2as (ore olic! s ace toda! than fifteen !ears ago. $N%& li6e2ise sa2 its 6e! role in convening artners around co((on thin6ing in the run u to the ost-2314 fra(e2or6. 7n the issue of (easuring rogress and accounta)ilit!5 the )est 2a! to hold govern(ents accounta)le 2as through an effective (onitoring and evaluation s!ste( to follo2 rogress against goals and targets5 although the costs of )uilding and (aintaining such a s!ste( 2ere high.

Conclusions
Civil societ! artici ants e( hasi,ed the need for full civic artici ation in the ost-2314 rocess and stressed the crucial role for $N%& in convening and (o)ili,ing all artners5 es eciall! civil societ!5 and influencing the olic! dialogue to reflect civil societ! ers ectives. 0he! ex ressed concern that the glo)al dialogue 2as s litting )et2een ro onents of sustaina)le develo (ent "=ioF23* and ro onents of the ost-2314 fra(e2or65 characteri,ed )! t2o se arate discussions and rocesses. 0he! sa2 this occurring )ecause there 2as a sense a(ong develo ing countries that the! could have greater o2nershi of =ioF23. Countries of the 'outh felt that since the! 2ere )eing enali,ed for failing to (eet the >%:s "2hen in fact the! did not have the (eans to do so*5 the! had little incentive to engage in the ost-2314 rocess. Incentives (ight include greater olic! s ace5 fiscal sco e5 trade o ortunities5 etc. Countries of the North5 for their art5 2ere tending to2ard rotectionist olicies and lac6ing a coherent a roach. Achieving an!thing (eaningful in =ioF235 ho2ever5 (ight hinge solel! on the a)ilit! of $N leadershi to guide the rocess for2ard and sha e discussions. In this regard5 the! again stressed the i( ortance of holding all artners accounta)le. 0he! cautioned that failure 2ould undou)tedl! (ean the co( lete overhaul of the international develo (ent s!ste(.

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Annex 1: [Non exhaustive] List of participants

Civil society representatives (*UNDP Civil Society Advisory Committee member) 'unila A)e!se6era#5 IN?7=> 'ri Lan6a5 sunilas12311Pg(ail.co( &eter ;a6vis#5 I0$CA :lo)al $nions5 )a6visPglo)alunions-us.org =o)erto ;issio#5 'ocial @atchA Instituto del 0ercer >undo5 r)issioPchasGue.a c.org 'undaa ;ridgett-Bones5 =oc6efeller ?oundation5 s)ridgettBonesProc6found.org Nilda ;ullain#5 <uro ean Center for Not-for-&rofit La25 nildaPecnl.org.hu ?elix %odds5 'ta6eholder ?oru(5 fdoddsPsta6eholderforu(.org Bose h Cornelius %onnell!5 Caritas Ne2 Qor65 caritasn!Paol.co( Beff Huffines5 CIRIC$'5 Ne2 Qor6 7ffice5 1effer!.huffinesPcivicus.org =a1iv Boshi5 :lo)al Call to Action against &overt!5 ra1ivP2hite)and.org ;hu(i6a >uchhala5 0hird @orld Net2or65 Ne2 Qor6 7ffice5 )hu(i6aPt2net2or6.org 'heela &atel#5 'ociet! for the &ro(otion of Area =esource Centres5 s arcssnsPg(ail.co( @erner &uschra5 ?riedrich-<)ert 'tiftung5 Ne2 Qor6 7ffice5 2 uschraPfesn!.org Siad A)del 'a(ad#5 Ara) N:7 Net2or6 for %evelo (ent5 anndPc!)eria.net.l)5 ,iadasPg(ail.co( Bose h 7le 'i(el#5 >ain!oito &astoralists ">&I%7*5 1olesi(el2332P!ahoo.co.u6 Ingrid 'rinath#5 ex-CIRIC$'5 ingrid.srinathPg(ail.co( *2 UN system Nilla ;ernardi5 'ecretariat of the $N&?II5 )ernardiPun.org Sach ;leicher5 I?A%5 ,.)leicherPifad.org :eraldine ?raser->ole6eti5 $N%&5 %e(ocratic :overnance :rou 5 geraldine.fraser(ole6etiPund .org 'usanne :aerte5 $N Rolunteers5 susanne.gaertePund .org ;enia( :e)re,ghi5 $N%& Civil 'ociet! %ivision5 )enia(.ge)re,ghiPund .org 0o(as :on,ale,5 $N-N:L'5 gon,ale,tPun.org Christina Hac6(ann5 $N%& H%= 7ffice5 christina.hac6(annPund .org Navid Hanif5 $N %<'A5 hanifPun.org C!nthia Hatfield5 $N%& Civil 'ociet! %ivision5 c!nthia.hatfieldPund .org Anand 8antaria5 $N >illeniu( Ca( aign5 anand.6antariaPund .org 7lav 819rven5 $N%& ;ureau for %evelo (ent &olic!5 olav.61orvenPund .org &aul Ladd5 $N%& ;ureau for %evelo (ent &olic!5 aul.laddPund .org Bordi Llo art5 $N Rolunteers5 1ordi.llo artPund .org 7la1o)i >a6in2a5 $N :lo)al Co( act5 (a6in2aPun.org =ichard >organ5 $NIC<?5 r(organPunicef.org 8arolina >,!65 $N%& &rivate 'ector %ivision 6arolina.(,!6Pund .org Nadine =avaud5 $N%& Civil 'ociet! %ivision5 nadine.ravaudPund .org Chandra =o!-Henri6sen5 'ecretariat of the $N&?II5 ro!-henri6senPun.org ;harati 'adasiva(5 $N%& Civil 'ociet! %ivision5 )harati.sadasiva(Pund .org

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Annex 2: List of selected recent resources on the post-2015 agenda

0he ?uture @e @ant: =ioF23 7utco(e %ocu(ent ?orget =ioF235 the right ste s can )ring instant and lasting develo (ent gains5 8evin @at6ins5 &overt! >atters ;log5 23 Bune 2312 UN "as! "eam for the Ad#ancement of the Post-2015 UN De#elopment *rame(or! "Conce t note5 <x ert grou s5 )ac6ground a ers*5 $N-%<'A5 Bune 2312 $NIC<? %e)ate. &ost 2314: @hat NextN "Qoutu)e video*5 a de)ate 2ith A(ina A,-Su)air5 >e()er of the $N 'ecretar!-:eneralCs High-level &anel on :lo)al 'ustaina)ilit! ":'&*5 Claire >ela(ed "7verseas %evelo (ent Institute5 7%I* and Naila 8a)eer "'7A'*5 21 Bune 2312. No future (ithout +ustice: ,eport of the -i#il .ociet' ,eflection Group on Glo$al De#elopment Perspecti#es5 %evelo (ent %ialogue no. 4T5 16 Bune 2312. .ustaina$le De#elopment Goals / A !e' deli#era$le05 0hird @orld Net2or65 6 Bune 2312 Definin% a ne( social contract / 1a!in% the future to%ether5 CIRIC$' "Alliance for Citi,en &artici ation* @orld Asse()l! )log 2ith a variet! of resources. .DGs: time to focus on an inte%rated post-2015 process5 7utreach5 'ta6eholder ?oru(5 Bune 2312 2ne&ualit', 'outh unemplo'ment and +o$less %ro(th: -ommon pro$lems $ut can (e ne%otiate a common solution05 Bessica <s e!5 'ave the Children $85 Bune 2312 1illennium De#elopment Goals and Post-2015 De#elopment *rame(or!5 >inar &i( le5 $N>C5 Bune 2312 ,io320: (hat do (e (ant it to achie#e on sustaina$le de#elopment0 5 Neva ?recheville5 @@? $85 Bune 2312 )e'ond 2015: hat is the (orld (e (ant05 8aren 'chroh5 &lan <$ 7ffice5 Bune 2312 ithout Us6 5 Ingo =it,5 :lo)al Call to Action

Post 2015 Discussions in 4urope: 5Nothin% A$out Us Against &overt! ":CA&*5 Bune 2312

)e'ond 2015 / (hat7s the future for de#elopment and the en#ironment0 5 Neva ?recheville5 @@? $85 Bune 2312 8oun% People on the post-1DG De$ate5 =estless %evelo (ent5 Bune 2312 Proposal on .ustaina$le De#elopment Goals5 $NC'% >a1or :rou of Children and Qouth ">:CQ*5 Bune 2312 )an appoints special ad#iser on post-2015 de#elopment plannin%5 $N Ne2s Centre5 Bune 2312 UN All Africa Parliamentarians -onference, Addis A$a$a5 A(! &ollard5 CA?7%5 Bune 2312 A *uture Uncompromised5 'econd edition of its olic! )riefs on sustaina)le develo (ent5 'ustain$' - $' Qouth for 'ustaina)le %evelo (ent5 4 Bune 2312 -losin% remar!s at the United Nations General Assem$l'7s informal thematic de$ate on 9"he ,oad to ,io320 and )e'ond65 $N:A5 Ne2 Qor65 22 >a! 2312

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:pen ;etter to the -o--hairs of the UN <i%h ;e#el Panel on the Post-2015 A%enda 5 Alex <vans and %avid 'teven5 Centre on International Coo eration "NQ$*5 13 >a! 2312 "ime to update the 1illennium De#elopment Goals5 ;arr! Carin5 Centre for International :overnance Innovation "CI:I*5 L >a! 2312 .ustaina$le De#elopment Goals: )uildin% the foundation for an inclusi#e process 5 Beannet Lingan5 Bac6 Cornforth and =o)ert &ollard5 'ta6eholder ?oru( 2ith the su ort of Christian Aid5 @@?5 II<%5 &ractical Action5 &rogressio5 CA?7% and ?riends of the <arth5 D >a! 2312 ,oad to ,io: >a! 2312 hat should replace the 1DGs0 5 =e)eca :r!ns an5 $N%& %e ut! Ad(inistrator5

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Post-2015 discussions !ic! off in -hina5 Claire >ela(ed5 7verseas %evelo (ent Institute "7%I*5 >a! 2312 "he future (e (ant: -.:s ma!in% the difference at ,io3205 ;e!ond 2314 Coalition5 >a! 2312 .ustaina$le De#elopment Goals for the Ne( Generation 5 7li(ar >aisonet-:u,(an and ;en Ran e erstraete5 =ioF02enties5 >a! 2312 Post-2015: -an the -.: en%a%ement $e meanin%ful05 8atsu1i I(ata5 CIRIC$'5 >a! 2312 ,eflections on the 1DG: Path to 2015 and the e#ol#in% De#elopment A%enda $e'ond 2015 5 ;i love Choudhar!5 $N%& Asia-&acific =egional Centre5 >a! 2312 -ulture, pillar of sustaina$le de#elopment5 Irina ;o6ova5 %irector-:eneral of $N<'C75 >a! 2312 Group of ?? and -hina Position Paper and -hina on the draft outcome document for the thirteenth session of the United Nations -onference on "rade and De#elopment @UN-"AD-A222B Doha, Catar, UIIIth $NC0A% Conference5 A ril 2312 *it for the future0 "he roc!' road to a ne( set of de#elopment %oals 5 L!sa Bohn and 'te hen Hale5 &overt! >atters ;log5 A ril 2312 "ime to %am$le on de#elopment %oals5 Claire >ela(ed5 7verseas %evelo (ent Institute "7%I*5 A ril 2312 h' are %o#ernments failin% on the 1illennium De#elopment %oals0 5 Chris ;ain5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 A ril 2312 After the 1illennium De#elopment Goals5 'ave the Children5 A ril 2312

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Post-2015 Goals, "ar%ets and 2ndicators5 Centre for International :overnance Innovation "CI:I*5 A ril 2312 h' are %o#ernments failin% on the 1illennium De#elopment %oals0 5 Chris ;ain5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 A ril 2312 "he NeDt De#elopment Goals: Ne#er A$out Us %evelo (ent 'tudies "I%'*5 16 >arch 2312 ithout Us 5 La2rence Haddad5 Institute of

;oo!in% to the future of the 1DGs (ith the UN *oundation )oard 5 L!sa Bohn5 :lo)al Call to Action against &overt! ":CA&*5 >arch 2312 2stan$ul Declaration: "o(ards an e&uita$le and sustaina$le future for all 5 $N%& H%= 7ffice5 >arch 2312 Articulatin% a Post-2015 1DG A%enda5 $N<CA H African $nion Co((ission5 >arch 2312 Puttin% 2ne&ualit' in the Post-2015 Picture5 Claire >ela(ed5 7verseas %evelo (ent Institute "7%I*5 >arch 2312 Post-2015 Polic'ma!in%: hat is )ein% Planned, hat 1i%ht Actuall' <appen, and -A*:D7s -urrent Polic' ;ines5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 >arch 2312 e need to $e clear on (hat happens (ith the .DGs once ,io320 is o#er 5 ;ernadette ?ishler5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 >arch 2312 .!etchin% the road map for post-1DG frame(or! 5 ;ernadette ?ischler5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 >arch 2312 African countries ur%ed to influence the post- 1DG de#elopment a%enda5 $N<CA5 >arch 2312 Post-2015 1DGs: Alread'0 A%ain05 Noshua @atson5 Institute of %evelo (ent 'tudies "I%'*5 >arch 2312 "he 1DGs after 2015: .ome ,eflections on the Possi$ilities 5 %ee a6 Na!!ar5 ;ac6ground &a er for the $N %<'A <x ert :rou >eeting5 ?e)ruar! 2312 Ad#ancin% the Glo$al De#elopment A%enda Post-2015: .ome "hou%hts, 2deas and Practical .u%%estions5 Ban Rande(oortele5 ;ac6ground &a er for the $N %<'A <x ert :rou >eeting5 ?e)ruar! 2312 Position paper on the post-2015 1illennium De#elopment Goals @1DGsB %lo$al frame(or! 5 Christian ;lind >ission "C>;*5 ?e)ruar! 2312 1illennium De#elopment Goals #ersion 2E05 Anders H!lander5 Hel Age5 ?e)ruar! 2312 "he orld e ant / )e'ond 2015: "ool!it for National Deli$erations 5 :CA&A ;e!ond 2314A$N>C5 Banuar! 2312 100 >oices *ull ,eport / .outhern perspecti#es on (hat should come after the 1illennium De#elopment Goals5 $8 Catholic 7verseas %evelo (ent Agenc! "CA?7%*5 2311 Post-2015 continued: do7s and don7ts for decidin% (hat comes neDt @and some li!el' candidatesB, %uncan :reen5 Nove()er 2311 "o(ards a Post-2015 *rame(or! for Disaster ,is! ,eduction 5 and -onsultation Process to(ards the Post-2015 *rame(or! on Disaster ,is! ,eduction5 $N I'%=

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Annex 3: Post-2015 thematic and country consultations

*2 ,ifty national consultations
0he target is to have 43 national consultations in order to ensure a re resentative sa( le. 0he final nu()er and the a(ount of resources allocated to each countr! 2ill de end on the availa)ilit! of funding for the initiative. It is intended that the countries selected to artici ate 2ill )e a re resentative sa( le across several di(ensions "see ta)le )elo2*. 7ther i( ortant considerations 2ill include de(andA o2nershi 5 strategic i( ortance to (ultilateral rocesses "including =ioF23*5 and donor reference 2here stated. High-inco(e Countries 2ill )e excluded fro( the sa( le5 )ut outreach and consultation 2ill roceed through alternative channels. Criteria =egional =e resentatio n %escription Countries re resent all regions of the 2orld. 0his should )e a roxi(atel! ro ortional to regional si,e5 excluding highinco(e countries. Countries re resent cross section of L%CALIC5 >IC5 NCC5 incl. '%' "as er $N%& countr! t! olog!* Notes 0his 2ould suggest an a roxi(ate )rea6do2n as follo2s: Africa "'5 <5 @ and Central*: 1T Asia and &acific: 13 "of 2hich5 2 or D &acific Islands* Ara) 'tates: 6 <uro e and CI': 6 Latin A(erica and Cari))ean: T "of 2hich51 or 2 Cari))ean islands* 0his 2ould suggest the follo2ing re resentation ")earing in (ind that so(e countries 2ill fit several of these categories*: L%Cs: 2L >ICs: 2L NCCs: 2 'I%s: 4 LL%Cs: 11

%evelo (ent 'tatus

A list of countries is sho2n )elo2: )frica /#$ ( 3 10 Angola ;ur6ina ?aso CA= %=C <thio ia :hana 8en!a >ali >ala2i >auritius >o,a()iGue Niger Nigeria 'enegal 'outh Africa
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)sia 3 &acific1 ;angladesh China India Indonesia Lao &%= &a6istan &N: 'olo(on Islands 0i(or-Leste Rietna(

4atin )merica 3 +ari..ean2 ;ra,il Costa =ica Colo()ia &eru Haiti ;olivia <l 'alvador Honduras 'anta Lucia

)ra. #tates5 %1i)outi <g! t Bordan >orocco 'udan Algeria

(astern (urope 3 +*# Ar(enia ;osnia and Her,egovina 8a,a6hstan >oldova 0a1i6istan 0ur6e!

Ca()odia5 &hili ines5 Ranuatu ro osed as stand-)! countries. Nicaragua5 :uate(ala5 <cuador and Chile are alternates ro osed in case selected $NC0s are not a)le to carr! out their national consultations. D Le)anon and Qe(en are alternates ro osed in case selected $NC0s are not a)le to carr! out their national consultations.
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As of 21 June 2012 )frica /#$ ( 3 10 0an,ania 0ogo $ganda Sa()ia It is ro osed that technical guidelines for successful consultation rocesses )e develo ed and rovided to $NC0s. 0his could )e dra2n u )! a self-selecting su)-grou of the $N%: >%: 0?. <x eriences 2ill )e dra2n fro( $N%: agencies and also fro( civil societ!. 0he use of technolog! "2ith s ecific reference to IC0 tools to facilitate e- artici ation* 2ill )e included in the guidelines for national consultations. >oreover5 it 2ill )e stressed that $NC0s should ta6e advantage of revious or on-going consultation rocesses carried out )! national authorities or other sta6eholders. It is ro osed that the funding 2ill )e allocated to the $N =esident Coordinator 7fficesC )udget. 0he res ective $N Countr! tea(s 2ill in turn design an a roach for su orting a national dialogue on ost-2314 )ased on the countr! situation. 0he direction of the rocess 2ill )e the res onsi)ilit! of the $N =esident Coordinator5 2ho should rovide the strategic direction and guidance in order to ensure and articulate the artici ation of all different sta6eholders. 0hese national consultations 2ill )e su orted5 if reGuested and needed5 )! the regional and HM ca acities of $N%: agencies. )sia 3 &acific 4atin )merica 3 +ari..ean )ra. #tates (astern (urope 3 +*#

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Nine glo.al thematic meetings

Themes *ne6ualities "ealth (ducation Notes Across all di(ensions5 including gender Including issues covered )! current >%:s L5 4 and 65 lus also NC%s &ri(ar!5 secondar!5 tertiar! and vocationalE Including invest(ent in roductive ca acities5 decent 2or65 and social rotection Including access to energ!5 )iodiversit!5 cli(ate change :overnance and accounta)ilit! at all levels: glo)al5 national and su)-national Conflict and ost-conflict countries5 and those rone to natural disasters Including ageing5 international and internal (igration5 and ur)ani,ation +o-leaders $NIC<? $N @o(en $NIC<? $NAI%' $N<'C7 $NIC<? IL7 $N%& $NC0A%L $N<& $N%& 7HCH= $N%& $N?&A4 $NHA;I0A06 @?& ?A7+

-rowth and employment (nvironmental sustaina.ility -overnance +onflict and fragility &opulation dynamics "unger$ ,ood /and nutrition0 security

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&ending confir(ation fro( $NC0A%. &ending confir(ation fro( $N?&A. 6 &ending confir(ation fro( $NHA;I0A0. + ?A7Cs decision to co-lead this glo)al the(atic consultation5 in colla)oration 2ith @?&5 is conditional to the confir(ation of concrete details on the hu(an and financial resources availa)le and 2or6ing (odalities for the the(atic consultation.

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