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Buchpräsentation

Making Africa Work

Mit "Making Africa Work" wird am 18. September 2017 in der KAS New York ein Buch vorgestellt, welches Afrikas Entwicklungsperspektiven jenseits von rohstoffbasiertem Wachstum in den Blickpunkt rückt.

Vortrag

Die Zukunft der EU und der transatlantischen Beziehungen

Der VDBIO sowie die KAS New York laden herzlich zu einer Diskussion mit Herrn Klaus Welle, Generalsekretär des Europäischen Parlaments, anlässlich seines Besuchs bei den Vereinten Nationen.

Diskussion

Akteure der EZA über Prävention von gewalttätigem Extremismus

Herausforderungen und Möglichkeiten

Diese Veranstaltung wird nach der Chatham House Rule abgehalten und gemeinsam vom Global Center on Cooperative Security, dem Prevention Project: Organizing against Violent Extremism und der KAS New York organisiert. Anmeldung ist erforderlich!

Diskussion

Deutsche Ansätze zur Krisenprävention und der Marshall Plan mit Afrika

Diskussion mit MdB Thorsten Frei

Die KAS New York lädt gemeinsam mit dem American Council on Germany (ACG) zum Politischen Salon mit MdB Thorsten Frei.

Vortrag

Entwicklungspolitik im Lichte heutiger Herausforderungen

Deutschland, die UNO und multilaterale Organisationen

Das American Council on Germany und das Büro der KAS in New York laden ganz herzlich zum Politischen Salon mit Matthias Meis, dem Leiter des Referats für Strategische Planung und Steuerung im Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit.

Gespräch

Efforts at the UN and in Germany to Promote Gender Equity in a Changing Work Environment

Frühstücksgespräch

Frühstücksgespräch mit MdB Ursula Groden-Kranich, in Zusammenarbeit mit dem American Council on Germany.

Expertengespräch

Current terrorist threat scenarios in Israel and Germany

Frühstücksgespräch mit dem American Jewish Committee

Frühstücksgespräch mit Mitgliedern des American Jewish Committee (AJC) New York.

Studien- und Informationsprogramm

Dynamic changes in Islamic terrorism: Challenges for the open Western societies

Dialogprogramm

Von 26. Februar bis 1. März 2017 findet das Dialogprogramm "Dynamic changes in Islamic terrorism: Challenges for the open Western societies" in New York statt.

Diskussion

Current Challenges to the Global Order and the Role of Political Non-Profit Organisations

Wir freuen uns darauf, die Rolle von politischen Nichtregierungsorganisationen im Weltkontext an diesem Abend zu erörtern.

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Multilateral Approaches to Maritime Security Challenges in the Pacific Islands Region

Working Lunch

The Pacific Islands Region covers a vast territory of ocean expanse roughly the size of Africa. Its 13 countries consist of thousands of scattered islands, whose wellbeing and livelihoods depend heavily on a safe and peaceful maritime environment. Yet porous maritime borders, as well as a small and dispersed geography and population, leave the region vulnerable to multiple security challenges, and troublingly, the Pacific Ocean remains the largest unpoliced space in the world. The Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) New York Office, in cooperation with the Permanent Missions of the Republic of Fiji, Greece and Australia to the United Nations, will convene a working lunch to foster exchange between international experts and representatives of the UN system and Member States on current maritime challenges and identify multilateral approaches to maritime security in the Pacific Islands region.

Youth, Peace & Security with Felipe Paullier, UN Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs

Discussion and Reception

The Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) agenda has a milestone with the adoption of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2250. The resolution underscored the growing recognition of young people’s essential role in peace and security. Yet significant challenges remain, including structural barriers limiting the participation of young people and their capacity to influence decision-making.

Collaboration between Resident Coordinators and Employer Federations to Achieve the SDGs

KAS-IOE Event

On 16 July, on the margins of the High-Level Political Forum, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) New York and the International Organisation of Employers (IOE) convened an event to share best practices and promote collaboration between UN Resident Coordinators and employer federations collaboration to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

UNGA Resolution on the Human Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment

IOE-KAS Report

Following the adoption of Resolution A/76L.75 "the right to access a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment as a universal human right" by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the International Organisations of Employers (IOE) and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) developed a joint paper: “UNGA Resolution on the Human Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment - Legal and Practical Considerations for Employers”. This paper elaborates on the new expectations from the UNGA resolution, including its legal and practical implications, and offers an outlook on the way forward for employers.

Innovation Horizon: Strengthening community-based primary healthcare in the digital age

Expert Discussion

On 11 June 2024, KAS New York held an expert discussion entitled, "Innovation Horizon: Strengthening community-based primary healthcare in the digital age". The event brought together the diverse experience of the United Nations system, Member States, the private sector and civil society to discuss the nexus between community-based primary healthcare and science, technology and innovation.

LAC of multilateral leadership?

How the Latin American and Caribbean region engages in the multilateral system, its current challenges and its untapped opportunities

The Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region stands at a critical moment for global governance. It has a rare opportunity to shape agendas of the G-20, the UN Summit of the Future, the Conference of the Parties (COPs) on climate and biodiversity, as well as the Fourth Conference on Financing for Development and the ECOSOC agenda. However, while the region stands at the epicenter of global debates, it does not live up to its full potential for exerting multilateral leadership. How can the region overcome this lack of multilateral leadership?

MFA/D.Panagos

Key Priorities of the Foreign Policy of Greece in View of the Candidature to the UN Security Council 2025-2026

A Conversation with H.E. George Gerapetritis, Foreign Minister of the Hellenic Republic

Amid unprecedented global challenges and multiplying conflicts, the United Nations Security Council—as the primary organ tasked with maintaining peace and security worldwide—remains more critical than ever. However, widening geopolitical rifts, intensifying political polarization, and the misuse of veto power by its permanent members have paralyzed the Council, constricting its action on pressing issues. Non-permanent, or elected, members have a unique opportunity to positively impact and influence the Council’s work and dynamics.

Workshop: Beyond the SIDS4 Conference

Partnerships for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure in the Pacific

During the 4th International Conference on SIDS (SIDS4) from 27-30 May 2024, SIDS adopted a 10-year agenda calling for action-oriented efforts to create a resilient and prosperous future. Leading up to the SIDS4, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Fiji to the United Nations and the EU Delegation to the United Nations convened a workshop on 21 May 2024 to explore partnership opportunities and innovative solutions to enhance and maintain climate-resilient infrastructure in Pacific Island Countries. The event provided a platform for Member States, representatives of the UN system, think tanks and academia to share their experiences in climate-resilient infrastructure while addressing how the international community can facilitate multi-stakeholder partnerships on the path towards the Sustainable Development Goals.

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Recent Developments, Pending Challenges & Outlook

A Conversation with High Representative Christian Schmidt

Nearly 30 years after the landmark Dayton Agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to face ongoing political instability, ethnic tensions, separatist rhetoric and actions, and systemic corruption, among other challenges. As the country approaches its third decade under the peace agreement, unity remains an elusive prospect, prompting much reflection and re-evaluation from the international community as to Dayton’s complex legacy.

Transitional Justice in the 21st Century:

Rethinking Justice through Colombia’s Special Jurisdiction for Peace

The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz; JEP, by its Spanish acronym) emerged from the Final Peace Agreement signed between Colombia’s Government and the foreign guerrilla FARC-EP on November 24, 2016. JEP is the judicial component of the Comprehensive System for Peace responsible for administering restorative transi¬tional justice, fostering transformation towards peace and repairing social structures, and ensuring the victim’s rights and legal security of those appearing before this tribunal. Its operation focuses on territorial, differential, and gender perspectives.