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Diplomacy for Sustainability European Sustainable Development Week Berlin, May 29th to June 6th 2019
„ Together with the many
participating embassies we
would like to emphasize
the importance of the topic
sustainability to a wider
audience. We all want to
contribute to a change of
awareness.“
Tania von Uslar-Gleichen
Department coordinator for
sustainable development
in the Federal Foreign Office
#ESDW19 Diplomacy for
The European Sustainable Development Week (ESDW) is a
Sustainability
European-wide initiative to stimulate and make visible acti-
vities, projects and events that promote sustainable develop- As part of the European Sustainable Development Week 2019
ment and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It takes (ESDW19), the Federal Foreign Office and 24 Berlin-based
#ESDW19
place every year from 30 May until 5 June. embassies join their diplomatic forces to make our societies
and countries more sustainable. The event series “Diplomacy
The ESDW contributes
European to the
Sustainable ambitious, Week
Development universal and trans-
(ESDW) is a for Sustainability” aims at bringing together governments,
formative 2030 Agenda
European-wide fortoSustainable
initiative Development
stimulate and and
make visible its
acti- states and people for the common aim of a good life and a
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projects thethat
and events organization of bottom-up
promote sustainable acti-
develop- clean environment for everyone.
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29raise
May awareness for the 2030 Agenda
until 6 June. The events will be held at the participating embassies
in Europe and calls upon local stakeholders to actively enga- revolving around the topics of the 2030 Agenda’s SDGs.
ge
Thewith
ESDWsustainable development,
contributes in general,
to the ambitious, and the
universal SDGs,
and trans- From panel discussions and film screenings to the tasting of
in particular.
formative 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its sustainable chocolate – various events are informing about
17 SDGs by promoting the organization of bottom-up acti- the countries’ actions for sustainability and give a chance
Information taken
vities that have from: https://www.esdw.eu
a thematic link to and support the SDGs. As to learn more about individual SDGs in a country-specific
such, the ESDW aims to raise awareness for the 2030 Agenda context while visiting the embassies.
in Europe and calls upon local stakeholders to actively enga-
ge with sustainable development, in general, and the SDGs, After our successful first participation with ten embassies in
in particular. 2018, we are happy to be part of the ESDW19 and of a gro-
wing network of sustainable embassies and governments.
Information taken from: https://www.esdw.eu
200 miles above earth
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Opening Event Design and Sustainability
At this Opening Event we will introduce you to the ideas be- The Italian Embassy will host an international conference
hind the project “Diplomacy for Sustainability” and will dis- on design and sustainability, coupled with an exhibition
cuss the possibilities for diplomacy to contribute to sustain- of Italian design masterpieces curated by Luisa Bocchietto,
ability. Minister of State Niels Annen will speak the Opening President of the World Design Organisation. The WDO has
Words. Afterwards, the participants of our panel and the been founded in 1957 as ICSID to represent industrial design
audience will have the opportunity to participate in the professionals worldwide, and is now a strong campaigner
Swiss SDGeek Game and to test their knowledge on Sustain- in spearheading the SDGs across the design community.
able Development. During the following panel discussion, WDO is aligning its work programme to the SDG targets as a
our panelists will debate the manifold intersections between common ground for the 400,000 designers it represents. The
diplomacy and sustainability, the possibility for diplomacy to exhibition will present contemporary projects on sustainable
enhance the implementation of the UN 2030 Agenda and the design. For any further information please check our Website
Sustainable Development Goals. Guest will be ###, ### and or send an e-mail to: berlino.events@esteri.it.
###. The event will be moderated by Tania von Uslar-Glei-
chen, the Coordinator for Sustainable Development in the
Federal Foreign Office. We look forward to welcoming you at
the Federal Foreign Office! Access only by prior registration and ID.
The conference will be held in English. Entrance by Tiergartenstrasse, 22.
Wednesday, 29. May, 2 - 5 pm Wednesday, 29. May, 6 - 8 pm
German Federal Foreign Office Embassy of Italy
Registration: agenda2030-s@zentrale. Registration: Please register on Eventbrite by
auswaertiges-amt.de by 25 May 2019 May 27th 2019 (registration opens in May).
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Best Practices in Humanitarian The Living City
Aid - the Case of Syria of the Future
In 2019, nearly 132 million people in 42 countries around Today half of humanity – 3.5 billion people – lives in cities,
the world will need humanitarian assistance, including with a projection of 5 billion by 2030. Sustainable cities do
protection. There are more crises, affecting more people, and not only have to be clean, have good and functioning trans-
lasting longer today than a decade ago. The event organized port systems and access to clean water. Sustainable cities
at the Turkish Embassy in Berlin focuses on best practices in also have a social component: they should be places where
humanitarian aid with an emphasis on the case of Syria. The the inhabitants feel good, can satisfy their needs of housing,
conceptual framework and content will include sustainabi- work, schools, health care, recreation and everything else
lity of peace, the interrelationship between development aid that belongs to a good life. People who live there should be
and humanitarian aid, efficient use of resources and capacity involved in democratic decision making processes. And they
building. There will be high-level participation from Turkey need to know their rights to the city that they live and work
as well. The event will feature visual material highlighting in or visit.
the challenges and best practices in humanitarian aid. Together with city planners, researchers, policy makers and
An “Iftar” dinner at the Embassy will follow, which will be a youth we want to discuss how the cities of the future can
separate event requiring additional registration. become truly living cities.
Saturday, 01. June, 7 - 9 pm Monday, 03. June, 10 am - 12.30 pm
Embassy of Turkey Nordic Embassies
Registration: rsvp.botschaft.berlin@mfa.gov.t Registration: event.berlin@gov.se
until 23 May 2019 by 24 May 2019
Green skyscrapers, Milano
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Healthy Oceans Sustainability without
Healthy oceans and seas are vital to the well-being of the
Peace, Peace without
planet and to economic and social prosperity of coastal states Democracy?
such as the Nordic countries. Therefore, Agenda 2030 and
Global Goal #14, Life below Water, will form the central the- Peace, good governance, rule of law as well as participatory
me of a seminar at the Nordic Embassies in Berlin, in which decision-making constitute the essential requirements for
experts from the Nordic countries will discuss sustainable sustainable development. Where do we stand and how can
utilization of the oceans and seas, international frameworks we effectively contribute to the achievement of these various
and cooperation; and the impact of and actions to prevent facets of SDG 16? The event will provide an opportunity to
marine pollution and litter. discuss these issues with professionals in this field including
innovators in social and political participation. Prominent
guests such as the co-founder of the humanitarian organiz-
ation People in Need and the former student activist Šimon
Pánek or expert in participatory processes Tomáš Rákos wor-
king with alternative voting systems have confirmed their
participation. Beyond that, the discussion should inspire the
first international review of SDG 16 implementation, which
will take place in July 2019 in New York.
Monday, 03. June, 1.30 - 5.30 pm Monday, 03. June, 3 - 5.30 pm
Nordic Embassies Embassy of the Czech Republic
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.de/ Registration: veranstaltungen_berlin@embassy.mzv.cz
e/healthy-oceans-tickets-59221863187 by 29 May 2019
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Nordic Plogging in Marine Expeditions
Berlin Tiergarten for Climate
By 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in our oceans. Marine expeditions have always filled the public imagination
80% of all waste polluting our seas come from land. As a with discoveries and technological exploits. Nowadays, they
concrete follow-up to the seminar on Healthy Oceans in the play a crucial role in the understanding of climate change
Nordic Embassies we invite you to a plogging tour through and of its effects on our ecosystems. This conference aims at
Berlin Tiergarten. While jogging along the shores of the highlighting three major expeditions that are contributing to
Landwehr Canal we will pick up litter. In this way, we will the research on sustainability in different ways: Tara, a polar
not only keep our neighborhood clean but also prevent schooner which has been travelling across the oceans since
the litter from eventually ending up in our lakes, seas and 2007 and advancing research on the protection of the environ-
oceans. ment ; Energy Observer, world’s first hydrogen vessel, which
has been nominated as “French ambassador of the Sustainable
Please bring your jogging shoes and comfortable clothes. We Development Goals”; and MOSAIC, the largest-scale Arctic
will provide you with garbage bags, gloves and tongs. research expedition of all time, which will start in September
2019 with the German research icebreaker Polarstern.All these
major research and development projects call for a sustainable
development and spread a message in favor of the protection
of the oceans and of the climate. So get on board!
Monday, 03. June, 4.30 - 5.30 pm Monday, 03. June, 6 - 8 pm
Nordic Embassies Embassy of France
Registration isn‘t necessary. If you have any questions, Registration: https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/billets-conferen-
please send an e-mail to event.berlin@gov.se ce-marine-expeditions-for-climate-european-sustainable-de-
velopement-week-2019-58437681679EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Pacific Islands on the The Young Wave
Frontline of Climate “Water and the young generation – two important symbols
Change of the future. How do young people contribute to solving the
water-related challenges of the 21st century? With experts
The New Zealand Embassy and Brot für die Welt invite you and UN Youth Delegates from Germany and Hungary, the
to a screening of the documentary “Subject to Change” fol- event will seek the answer to this question through interacti-
lowed by a panel discussion about the challenges of climate ve World Café discussions. Showcasing youth-led innovation
change in the Pacific. “Subject to Change” tells the personal to meet the targets of SDG6, introducing the German-Hun-
stories of Pacific communities living on the frontline of cli- garian water-related cooperation, the Strategy for the Da-
mate change. It is a beautifully shot and moving exploration nube Region and discuss the prevention the emerging water
of how climate change is affecting peoples whose lives are crises in the light of the upcoming Budapest Water Summit
based around the ocean but who are now faced with rising 2019. The event will focus on highlighting solutions for a
seas, extreme weather and tidal events. bright and ‘waterproof’ future.
After the film, our panellists will discuss approaches to cli-
mate change in the Pacific: How can industrialised countries
support Pacific communities? And how can we better include
Pacific perspectives in our policy making?
Monday, 03. June, 6 - 9 pm Monday, 03. June, 6 - 9 pm
Embassy of New Zealand Embassy of Hungary
Registration: https://subject-to-change. Registration: veranstaltung@mfa.gov.hu
eventbrite.de by 27 May 2019 “Sea turtle, Indian Ocean
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Sustainable Forests Malta’s Marine Life:
for Longer Life Preserving an Asset
“It can be said with ample certainty that Latvia is a land of Years after the seabed and the ocean floor were declared as
forests, and timber is the country‘s green gold. However, the ‘common heritage of mankind’ following Malta’s related
beyond economic value forests provide for clean air, a better initiative at the UN General Assembly in 1967, the conserva-
environment and thus better health and longer lives. In a tion of marine life remains as relevant as ever. The importan-
podium discussion, we will be looking at sustainable forest ce of managing and protecting marine ecosystems is, in fact,
industries, using innovative technologies and business set out in SDG 14 – Life Below Water of the Agenda 2030.
cycle models, to ensure that forests cover more than 50% of We would like to invite you to a screening of the recent-
Latvia’s territory also in the long-term future. We will also ly-launched documentary Comino: A Secret Paradise to dis-
be looking at how these best practices can be transferred to cover the underwater realms surrounding one of the islands
other countries and their forest industries. After the discussi- in the Maltese archipelago and to reflect on the importance
ons, there will be a small reception. of safeguarding marine biodiversity. Keynote speaker will
be Professor Alan Deidun, Malta’s Oceans Ambassador,
executive producer of the documentary and resident marine
biologist within the Department of Geosciences at the Uni-
versity of Malta.
Tuesday, 04. June, 10 - 12 am Tuesday, 04. June, 4 - 5.30 pm
Embassy of Latvia Embassy of Malta
Registration: RSVP.Germany@mfa.gov.lv Registration: maltaembassy.berlin@gov.mt
by 31 May 2019EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Women’s Sexual and Small City, Big Ideas
Reproductive Health Rights Green Leadership and People-Centered
Urban Development in Oslo
This event focuses on the issue of women’s sexual and
reproductive health rights (SRHR). It starts with the viewing A public debate in collaboration between the Royal Norwe-
“Jewels of Grief”, a documentary by Berlin-based director gian Embassy in Berlin and ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan
Mohamed Nabil following the story of two single mothers Laboratory within the frame of OSLO – European Green
who have been ostracized by family and society after having Capital of the Year 2019. The Norwegian capital has one
birthed a child outside of wedlock. The film also provides special benefit; it is small enough to test new solutions, but
space for other protagonists like representatives of human big enough for new solutions to be scaled up to larger cities.
rights groups, religion, and State authorities to express their Protagonists from Oslo from the fields of city planning,
views and illustrate the complexity of this phenomenon in architecture and academia share their strategies and insights
a balanced way. After the viewing, a panel comprised of M. on low-carbon cities, digital urban living and car-free urban
Nabil as well as SRHR experts from Belgium and Germany scenarios and discuss what Berlin can learn from the latest
will discuss similar challenges faced by girls/women across strategies behind city planning in Oslo. Keynote by Rasmus
the globe and how this can be addressed by local, national Reinvang, Political Advisor to the Vice Mayor for Urban
and international initiatives. Development in Oslo on “Green Urban Leadership” and the
strategies behind Oslo’s city planning.
Tuesday, 04. June, 6 - 8.30 pm Tuesday, 04. June, 6 - 8.30 pm
Embassy of Belgium The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory
Registration: berlin@diplobel.fed.be Registration: reply@ancb.de
by 31 May 2019 by 31 May 2019EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Material Matters SDGeek 2.0 -
The one-dimensional foundation on which our linear
The Chocolate Edition
economy was built has benefited us greatly, but it is now Swiss chocolate stands for a high quality worldwide. This is
threatening to undermine all of its successes. At a time when one of the many reasons why Switzerland is committed to
we are becoming more and more dependent on the resour- promoting a sustainable cocoa value chain which takes into
ces within the closed system that is our planet, we are also account social, environmental and economic sustainability.
increasingly jeopardizing the availability of those resources. While the challenges in the cocoa sector are numerous, there
Our economic system is based on a number of fundamental is one main objective: By 2025, at least 80% of the cocoa-ba-
flaws: a linear industrial process, exponential growth and sed products imported to Switzerland are to be produced
in order to maintain this growth, business models based on sustainably.
planned obsolescence are common in almost any sector of If you are eager to learn more about our efforts to achieve
the economy. We need to rethink and redesign our economic this ambitious goal, come and discuss with experts, taste
processes: how we sell, design, produce, value and manage chocolate and play the Sustainable Development Geek game
material in our economy. – a card game which was inspired by the SDGs. A trophy
Registration till the 22nd of May. awaits the geekiest ones!
Tuesday, 04. June, 6.30 - 8.30 pm Wednesday, 05. June, 9 - 11.30 am
Embassy of the Netherlands Embassy of Switzerland
Registration: BLN-IenM@minbuza.nl Registration: ber.politik@eda.admin.ch
till the 22nd of May. till the 22nd of May.Forest, Switzerland
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Gender Equality and Water Scarcity: Regional
Justice for Women and Global Challenges
High-ranking Mexican and German authorities, civil society The scarce supply of fresh water is one of the most pressing
and representatives of UN Women Germany will engage in issues currently on the global agenda. SDG 6 calls for ensu-
a conversation on Gender Equality (objective 5) and Justice ring availability and sustainable management of water and
(objective 16) for women, considering particularly how such sanitation for all. Lack of water is not only a threat to quality
objectives -cross-cutting in nature – crucially impact the of life, but also an impediment to economic development
effective implementation of Agenda 2030. Special attention and a potential source of political instability. Already the
will be given to sharing experiences and good practices on countries of the Middle East and the Mediterranean which
access to justice, women in reclusion and data gathering. are acutely affected by water shortage are taking national as
The participants will include Nadine Grasman, President of well as regional measures, to address the pressing challenges
Mexico’s National Institute for Women (to be confirmed), Dr. of climate change.
Bärbel Kofler, Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and In our event, regional experts will provide insights into this
Humanitarian Aid of the German Federal Government, Betti- multi-facetted issue, and discuss solutions with particular
na Metz, UN Women Germany, and representatives of NGOs. emphasis on the regional challenges in the Mediterranean
and the Middle East.
Wednesday, 05. June, 11.30 am - 1.30 pm Co-organized by Embassy of Israel
Embassy of Mexico and Embassy of Cyprus
Registration: vmjimenez@sre.gob.mx Registration: RSVP@berlin.mfa.gov.il
by June 3rd 2019 by June 3rd 2019EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Transatlantic Perspectives Together Towards a
on Oceans Sustainable Arctic
Transatlantic Perspective on Oceans: a Canadian-Portuguese Arctic cooperation, issues and challenges are in focus at a
Dialogue. The Embassies of Canada and Portugal cordially seminar organized by the Embassies of Finland and Iceland
invite you to a transdisciplinary panel discussion on oceans. in Berlin in cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office and
Please join us for an exchange of perspectives from science the German Arctic Office of the Alfred Wegener Institute
and poetry. Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research. Iceland
will present the priorities of the Icelandic chairmanship
Speakers: Prof. Emanuel Gonçalves, Member of the Board of of the Arctic Council 2019-2021 and Finland, the outgo-
Directors of the Oceano Azul Foundation; Vice-Director of ing chair, will give an overview of the results of the past
MARE Keynote title: “Challenges for Ocean Conservation in chairmanship period. A panel of experts will discuss how to
the Next Decade” seize opportunities and respond to challenges together in the
Gary Geddes, Canadian poet and activist; recipient of Lt rapidly changing Arctic.
Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence (2008)
Keynote title: “Urgent, Final Messages: Sustainability in
Language and Life”
The panel discussion will be followed by a reception.
Wednesday, 05. June, 4 - 6 pm Wednesday, 05. June, 4.30 - 7 pm
Embassy of Canada Embassy of Finland and Iceland
Registration: marta.neueff@international.gc.ca Registration: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/
healthy-oceans-tickets-59221863187EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Global Health Security: The Sustainable Future
Antimicrobial Resistance for Plattenbau
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing challenge both Cities are living entities and therefore they start showing
for developed and developing economies, and poses an signs of age and decay over time. It is primarily important to
increasing threat to global health security. Tackling it will strive for urban regeneration projects that are sustainable as
require a holistic approach encompassing innovation, such well as economically sensible. The cities in Estonia and parts
as development of new antimicrobials, vaccines and diagno- of Berlin have at least one thing in common - huge moder-
stics, governance of the use of antibiotics, awareness-raising, nist era apartment block boroughs, which need transforma-
as well as the targeted use of overseas development assistan- tion. Therefore, to discuss in a lively and interactive manner
ce. This event will look at what UK, German and other actors the best ways to implement sustainability in architecture, the
are already doing in this space and discuss the solutions Estonian Embassy will bring together architects, urbanists
available (scientific, economic and policy-based). and visionaries both from Estonia and Germany. What has
been already done and what is still there to be discovered in
order to transform the extensive modernist legacy. Could it
be that timber is the most sustainable and flexible solution
for the complex problems to be tackled with the regenerati-
on of these areas?
Thursday, 06. June 9.30 - 12 am Thursday, 06. June 10 am - 3 pm
Embassy of the United Kingdom Embassy of Estonia
Registration: https://antimicrobial_resistance- Registration: embassy.berlin@mfa.ee
sdweek2019.eventbrite.deAntarctica
EVENTS & SCHEDULES
Fixing Food Ecological Footprints -
Together with Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition and the
Barilla Group, the Italian Embassy will host an international
Untamed Romania
conference on food and sustainability, with a focus on the The closing evening in the Embassy of Romania will offer to
Mediterranean Diet, whose carbon footprint is up to 40% the guests 3 moments:
lower than those of comparable food regimes. Paolo Barilla,
Vice Chairman Barilla Group and Riccardo Valentini, former 1 – The ecological footprint by country
Member of the IPCC Panel and Member of the Euro-Mediter- A walk-in infomap presented by its creator,
ranean Centre on Climate Change will discuss the challen- Dr. Raimar Heber, Art Director at the dpainfografik in Berlin
ges of feeding the planet within the framework of a more and Country Coordinator Germany of the SND/DACH.
sustainable food system.
Different countries have different characteristics: shape, area,
topography, population, income, trade relations, etc. To vi-
sualize this in a way that‘s easy to comprehend, the countries
are colored. This type of representation is called a choropleth
map. It needs a scale, a legend that explains the colors.
When a country‘s size isn‘t relevant anymore, the data is
easier to compare. This type of visualization is called Equal
Area Cartogram Maps. Shown is the ecological footprint. The
ecological footprint measures the consumption of all resour-
Thursday, 06. June 3.30 - 5 pm ces (including energy, nutrition, waste) that a person needs in
Embassy of Italy everyday life. The ecological footprint calculates how much
space is required for this in global hectares per capita (gha).
Registration: Eventbrite, Keyword: The values of the ecological footprint are shown by height.
„Mediterranean Diet and Sustainability“The colors help to intuitively perceive a classification from The images are breathtaking, the scientific information about
low to high. On top of the columns you can find additional the flora and the fauna is well-dosed, and the music has been
information such as population, area and the flag of the specially composed for the film. These are the things that ex-
respective country plain the unusual success of the production released in 2018.
Shot in the some of the most biodiverse places in Europe,
About the Designer: the documentary helps the public see differently a continent
Dr. Raimar Heber (born 1957) is the Art Director at the that we thought we knew everything about.
dpainfografik in Berlin and Country Coordinator Germa- Production : Off the Fence, Initiator and financing: Auchan
ny of the SND/DACH. He studied product design and got Retail Romania, Co-financing: The European Nature Trust
into infographics via stations like advertising and industry Director: Thomas Barton-Humphreys, Script: Thomas Bar-
design. In addition to his many years of working for the news ton-Humphreys and Alex Păun, Concept: Alex Păun
agency, he is a speaker on topics of visual communication, Executive producers: Ellen Windemuth, Ionuț Ardeleanu,
communication design and infographics. He is enthusiastic Paul Lister, Producer: Allison Bean, Image: John Waters
about perspective, quick sketching and narrative portrayal, Montage: Dan Schwalm
and recently also the 3D maps.
3- Reception offered by the Ambassador of Romania,
2- Documentary film presentation: H.E. Emil Hurezeanu
Untaimed Romania - Secrets to be shared, stories to be told,
narrated (in English) by Mark Strong
The documentary is a 90-minute journey into the fabulous
natural life in Romania, beyond the commotion of the cities,
unbeknownst to anyone, millions of plants and animals put Thursday, 06. June, 7 - 9 pm
on a show filled with splendor, grace, ferocity, candour and Embassy of Romania
humour. The film presents the Carpathian Mountains, the
Danube Delta and Transylvania as its major areas of interest. Registration: agenda2030-s@zentrale.
auswaertiges-amt.de by 25 May 2019SCHEDULE
Wednesday, 29. May 6 - 8 pm
Pacific Islands on the Frontline of Climate Change
2 - 5 pm Embassy of New Zealand
Opening Event / German Federal Foreign Office
6 - 8 pm
6- 8 pm The Young Wave / Embassy of Hungary
Design and Sustainability / Embassy of Italy
Tuesday, 4. June
Saturday, 1. June
10 am - 12 am
7 - 9 pm Sustainable Forests for Longer Life / Embassy of Latvia
Best Practices in Humanitarian Aid - the Case of Syria / Embassy of Turkey
4 - 5.30 pm
Malta‘s Marine Life: Preserving an Asset / Embassy of Malta
Monday, 3. June
3 - 5.30 pm
10 am - 12.30 pm Women‘s Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights / Embassy of Belgium
The Living City of the Future / Nordic Embassies
6 - 5.30 pm
1.30 - 5.30 pm Small City, Big Ideas / The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory
Healthy Oceans / Nordic Embassies
6.30 - 8.30 pm
3 - 5.30 pm Material Matters / Embassy of the Netherlands
Sustainability without Peace, Peace without Democracy?
Embassy of the Czech Republic
Wednesday, 5. June
4.30 - 5.30 pm
Nordic Plogging in Berlin Tiergarten / Nordic Embassies 9 - 11.30 am
SDGeek 2.0 - The Chocolate Edition / Embassy of Switzerland
6 - 8 pm
Marine Expeditions for Climate / Embassy of France 11.30 am - 1.30 pm
Gender Equality and Justice for Women / Embassy of MexicoSCHEDULE Water Scarcity: Regional and Global Challenges Co-organized by Embassy of Israel and Embassy of Cyprus 4- 6 pm Transatlantic Perspectives on Oceans / Embassy of Canada 4.30- 7 pm Together Towards a Sustainable Arctic / Embassy of Finland and Iceland Thursday, 6. June 9.30- 12 am Global Health Security: Antimirobial Resistance Embassy of the United Kinkdom 10 am - 3 pm The Sustainable Future for Plattenbau / Embassy of Estonia 3.30- 5 ßm Fixing Food / Embassy of Italy 7 - 9 pm Ecological Footprints - Untamed Romania / Embassy of Romania
ADRESSES Federal Foreign Office Embassy of Latvia Werderscher Markt 1, 10117 Berlin Reinerzstr. 40/41, 14193 Berlin Embassy of Belgium Embassy of Malta Jägerstrasse 52-53, 10117 Berlin Klingelhöferstrasse 7, 10785 Berlin Embassy of Canada Embassy of Mexico Leipziger Platz 17, 10117 Berlin Klingelhoferstrasse 3, 10785 Berlin British Embassy Embassy of the Netherlands Wilhelmstraße 70/71, 10117 Berlin Klosterstraße 50, 10179 Berlin Embassy of the Czech Republic Embassy of New Zealand Wilhelmstr. 44, 10117 Berlin Brot für die Welt, Caroline-Michaelis-Str.1, 10115 Berlin Embassy of Denmark Nordic Embassies Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstr. 1, 10787 Berlin Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, 10787 Berlin Embassy of Estonia Embassy of Norway Hildebrandstrasse 5, 10785 Berlin Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, 10787 Berlin Embassy Finland Embassy of Portugal Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, 10787 Berlin Leipziger Platz 17, 10117 Berlin Embassy of France Embassy of Romania Pariser Platz 5, 10117 Berlin Dorotheenstrasse 62 - 66, 10117 Berlin Embassy of Hungary Embassy of Sweden Unter den Linden 76, 10117 Berlin Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, 10787 Berlin Embassy of Iceland Embassy of Switzerland Felleshus Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, 10787 Berlin Otto-von-Bismarck-Allee 4, 10557 Berlin Embassy of Italy Embassy of Turkey Protokolleingang: Tiergartenstrasse 22, 10785 Berlin Tiergartenstraße 1, 10785 Berlin
Registration is required for each event. Publisher: Federal Foreign Office Werderscher Markt 1 10117 Berlin Pictures: © istockphoto
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