The half-day consultation will bring together global experts and stakeholders from diverse backgrounds to discuss the complexities surrounding land degradation, water scarcity and food insecurity.
“This event underscores WCC’s commitment to fostering sustainable solutions that respect human rights and promote equitable access to resources,” emphasized Dinesh Suna, WCC Ecumenical Water Network Coordinator. To do. “The discussion will focus on the urgent need to manage land, water and food in an integrated manner, which is essential for sustainable development and environmental resilience.”
By viewing land, water, and food as interconnected components, participants will develop more comprehensive strategies that support ecosystems, enhance food security and water management, and contribute to a sustainable future. I will take on the challenge of developing.
The consultation will also serve as a platform for theological reflection on environmental stewardship, with the aim of strengthening the WCC's role in supporting the global environmental justice movement towards sustainability.
“This consultation is in line with the recently established working group of the WCC Climate Justice and Sustainable Development Commission, which addresses issues of land, water and food justice.” says Athena Peralta, director of Development.
WCC invites its members, partners, and interested citizens to join this important discussion. This will impact the WCC's efforts to address some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time.
The conference will be held at the Ecumenical Center Salle 4 in Geneva, Switzerland, from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. It caters to a global audience and includes the option of online participation. The event also commemorates World Environment Day (5 June). This year's theme is 'Land Restoration, Desertification and Drought Resilience'.
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