What can be the meaning of the word nature for people living in cities and whose jobs and interests are not connected with rurality? By Marie-Aimie Latournerie Intro: What perception of nature can one have while living in the city?…
https://iefworld.org/ddahl14c Healing Our Relationship with Nature Arthur Lyon DahlInternational Environment ForumGeneva, Switzerland (versions of this paper have been presented at the Triglav Circle near Neuchatel, Switzerland, on 14-15 June 2014 and at the 10th International Peace Seminar in Walenstadt, Switzerland,…
Triglav Circle—Le Bourg, Ougny, 58110 France An NGO in consultative status with ECOSOC, the Triglav Circle was established in the wake of the World Summit for Social Development held in Copenhagen in March 1995. The Circle focuses on the ethical…
On January 23rd, 2021, the Triglav Circle gathered via zoom to discuss “The Common Good and Social Justice”. The Circle met in a morning session and an evening session to permit participants from Asia, Europe, and the United States to take part.
The discussion on the common good covered some of the following questions: How can the components of the common good – notably peace, social justice , respect for human rights and harmony with nature – be integrated into holistic policies at the national, regional and international levels? Can efforts to achieve the common good rally support for policies aimed to preserve a robust future for the planet and the human civilization? There are some countries managing to remain socially cohesive, economically prosperous and ecologically responsible, and this in sober political language, with determined efficiency and humility, an “interiorized” practice of the common good; what lessons should be drawn from such examples?
An introductory note with a list of such questions was shared with participants from Japan, India, Germany, France, Denmark, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. This note, a summary of the discussions, and videos of this session as well as the October gathering of the Circle will be put on the website this spring.
by Jacques Baudot
FOREWORD
The International Forum for Social Development was a three year project undertaken by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs from November 2001 to November 2004. Financed by extra-budgetary resources and placed in the framework of the implementation of the text adopted in 1995 by the Copenhagen World Summit for Social Development and confirmed in 2000 by the Geneva 24th special session of the General Assembly, its overall theme was “Open Societies, Open Economies: Challenges and Opportunities.”
TRIGLAV CIRCLE, MEETING OF 29 JUNE-1 JULY 2018, POUSSIGNOL, BLISMES, FRANCE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMAN SPIRIT REPORT The agenda proposed two themes for discussion. The first was the situation of scientists with distinction between scientists living under authoritarian regimes…
57th session of the Commission for Social Development Priority theme: Addressing inequalities and challenges to social inclusion through fiscal, wage and social protection policies Written statement submitted by the Triglav Circle (2018) NGO in Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC The…
REUNION DU CERCLE TRIGLAV, CHATEAU D’ETTEVAUX, Poil 58170, France, 28-30 JUIN 2019 Programme and Background Notes Questions pour Discussion Note 1 : Résume De La Publication De L’O.I.T. Emploi Et Questions Sociales Dans Le Monde, Tendances 2019Note 2 : Résume de Travailler…
Meeting June 28-30 2019 Chateaux d’Ettevaux Poil, France Programme and Background Notes Note to Guide Discussion Note 1 : See French Resume of the Publication of the ILO: Employment and Social QuestionsNote 2 : Summary of Work for a Better Future, Report…
How much of the world do we have to destroy in order to save it? Read the text ...