I’ll start with a question to people.
You’re talking about creativity here.
I’ll be very creative you are very
original right then the question really
is Professor shipping want a touch
that we had this year
I advise you to watch what you
asked the world is better
This question is, is it true?
wonderful graphics that the world rather
better in most indicators than the
people looking for economic issues
environmental issues social issues
I bring this question by innovating a
Bit of wondering if Brazil is
best
Brazil is better than Brazil compared to
compared to when we go pick up
some decades
We see that Brazil is better.
in most of the indicators that the
People look, then I bring some here.
numbers with regard to for example
infant mortality and mortality
Children in the 80 1980 was
close to 90% of child drinking
up to one year in a thousand born right
and today that number is approximately
14 in so wonderful is wonderful
when we go to the question by
example of deforestation
deforestation since 2004 it came
falling which is a given too much
very interesting for us
when we look at the question of
women in the labor market
This is another super interesting fact.
has been improving every day with the
participation of blacks and black market
work has been improving every day.
more
but it’s ok, it’s ok
This question I think not right because
while because as long as we have
a dying child when you have a
tree being deforested in a way
irregular
when we do not have a society
just like we have to chase
to reach those numbers that I said
You guys have some cuts, right?
deforestation it has been increasing
years the infant mortality that I
said
It has increased in the last year so we
Yes, come on. Getting better is a lot.
better than decades ago but how
said
we ‘re getting worse in the last few years
In addition, it has some fairly
fundamental and important as
we just saw the lecture danone klein
what is climate change
crises and migrations then these points
are very important and are changing the
Just like Brazil.
has been little said as changing the
climate is already perceived in Brazil and
it has already affected our cities
how much has already affected our municipalities
how much has been affecting us day by day
this is already a reality so that’s why
I wanted to remember that we can never
hold onto a few things with you regarding
historical data is important it is important
see that we are improving we have to
celebrate but we have to look like
we are today
in addition the question of average averages
they bring us a false sensation.
a lack of awareness of the
reality
then okay as I mentioned the question of
infant mortality the average in brazil
today is 14
It’s okay if we go and look at states.
how north east
this number is much higher
if we look at the issue of access to water
25 million people in Brazil alone in the
Brazil do not have access to
quality
half of our population half of
our population
this year I think it’s pretty bizarre right have
access to basic sanitation
then information is retrieved from people
can get lost in averages and we have
to find the Find Locales
means and where it really is
required
so the united nations in 2015
have adopted what you are seeing here
the fact that we have overcome the objective deficit o
sustainable development
When we talk about this, we have
to actually look at the 2030 calendar
agenda 2030 is the agenda of
sustainable development and always
correct when you listen and
sustainable development agenda of the
is not from the u
You’re right, it ‘s us all.
she was made she was made and she was
adopted in the context of the
united nations but in fact with a
consultation involving a wide range of
civil society involving the
private partnership involving local governments
subnational cities and then
of course involving countries
so on September 25th she went there
adopted
What is interesting is that the agenda that
We have to note this agenda in
some premises
one is that it is interconnected
indivisible integrated meaning
tells the story that it is very good but
I think it’s worth it to tell
we understand these three of the
agenda is not quite shocking what is the
that in the world millions of people
some hundreds of millions go further
five kilometers a day to
water when we walk some
steps to have safe drinking water
clean
people walk and often it is not
quality water
so when I say that only in that sentence
I treated some of the ds who are there
then the ads deal one that speaks of
Poverty I deal with jds 6 speaks of water
of the seven that speaks of energy and
continuing the story speaks of 10
inequalities, why not and continuing
the story
What do we have, how many do you think?
of those people who are going to get water
how much wood do you think
are women
when you would be listening 50 70%
here it is actually 90% ninety percent
65 percent women and 25 percent girls
Okay, so here I say what the ds5
I come to another part of the story
most of the rapes that occur in the
take place on the road in search of
water and energy
so here I bring 10 and 16 of justice
of violence, so people are
People always have to remember that the agenda
she is integrated indivisible interconnected
Can not we look at one aspect?
we have to look at the whole and I
I ask you
who is the responsibility of the agenda
Whose who has to do this agenda?
walk on this agenda as one would say
friend of the uncle of mankind or
be a list of human affairs right
how and where do we have to
walk as we have to okay in 2030
the responsibility belongs to everyone and is
governments rather a supranational government
national government which are the
states is the municipalities of the
organized civil society is
individual is the individual
everyone has to focus on the agenda for
that we achieve these goals
but here I want to focus on one of the actors
in companies
I’ll make a comparison number 200 of the
200 greatest pibs in the world
if we compare pibs to revenue as they are
companies
some attempt there when companies 200
comparing countries to companies when
70 companies listened 70 in 180
eighty and a little overkill 154
I am from one to 200 154
companies
then we see the potential impact
that these organizations have significant
positive or negative, but because
I want to pay attention to this audience.
Because I understand that because of this
potential they have and I look
looking at the potential is not only positive
also the negative but stimulate the
positive
I think this has to be done right?
no doubt I believe that the
companies are a very important part of
change in the attainment of these
goals
Are they organizing themselves?
just watched here in the environment
online speaking of some initiatives
when she speaks for example hiring
of targets to have only renewable energy
talking about companies, right?
hiring goals the qualitative Zoes that
r has around 100 such companies
that will buy only renewable energy
We have people, let’s live a life.
lecture on waste
we have then coalitions compromises
of companies globally speaking
waste
another reason why I believe in
companies as the engine of this
change we have another good data
interesting that is what we see each
countries, sometimes from left to
times of the right sometimes more
conservative
sometimes more liberal and
often become
democracy in a dictatorship that is
people see comings and goings of governments
regardless of where they are
political spectrum
with the companies what we perceive
the private sector that when they
hire some goals
they will pursue their goals is another
difference I see the question of the long
term
then companies can get there
set goals for 10 years 20 years
which for governments is very difficult to
treating our country
we see the difficulty we have
and policies are often
renewed every four years
that’s why I think companies
have a very fundamental part in the
change this agenda at the turn of this
play and attaining goals, right?
when it deals with countries in
global scenario
we think of multilateralism
we constantly hear that the
multilateralism is in crisis but what
talk of economic globalism to
globalization that has been established
when we think about
interconnectivity that there is a
interconnection that each of us here
each every one of us here have with
any person in any part of the
world
so this nobody takes away
so I understand that again the companies
have a key role and the individual
also plays a very fundamental role
That’s why people I wanted to bring here
which for the fact her schedule
work so that people can reach the
objectives are 17 goals and objectives
the goals are the most diverse
I said deforestation here I said here
infant mortality could have
could have spoken of
climate change
whatever the spectrum is.
It’s too big for us to try
all the dilemmas of humanity
then okay the idea that people living in
healthy world with all the resources
resources available to mankind
only of course we can get each
instead of degative
wear it back this is very
important but the agenda slogan that I
I wanted to bring here is what is the gem
2000 agenda 2030 is to leave no one
back
My dear ones in the faces not to leave
nobody behind
we will need the work not only
government not only of companies not only
organized civil society
But we need the work of every
one of us who is in here and
around the world
thank you
[Applause]
You’re talking about creativity here.
I’ll be very creative you are very
original right then the question really
is Professor shipping want a touch
that we had this year
I advise you to watch what you
asked the world is better
This question is, is it true?
wonderful graphics that the world rather
better in most indicators than the
people looking for economic issues
environmental issues social issues
I bring this question by innovating a
Bit of wondering if Brazil is
best
Brazil is better than Brazil compared to
compared to when we go pick up
some decades
We see that Brazil is better.
in most of the indicators that the
People look, then I bring some here.
numbers with regard to for example
infant mortality and mortality
Children in the 80 1980 was
close to 90% of child drinking
up to one year in a thousand born right
and today that number is approximately
14 in so wonderful is wonderful
when we go to the question by
example of deforestation
deforestation since 2004 it came
falling which is a given too much
very interesting for us
when we look at the question of
women in the labor market
This is another super interesting fact.
has been improving every day with the
participation of blacks and black market
work has been improving every day.
more
but it’s ok, it’s ok
This question I think not right because
while because as long as we have
a dying child when you have a
tree being deforested in a way
irregular
when we do not have a society
just like we have to chase
to reach those numbers that I said
You guys have some cuts, right?
deforestation it has been increasing
years the infant mortality that I
said
It has increased in the last year so we
Yes, come on. Getting better is a lot.
better than decades ago but how
said
we ‘re getting worse in the last few years
In addition, it has some fairly
fundamental and important as
we just saw the lecture danone klein
what is climate change
crises and migrations then these points
are very important and are changing the
Just like Brazil.
has been little said as changing the
climate is already perceived in Brazil and
it has already affected our cities
how much has already affected our municipalities
how much has been affecting us day by day
this is already a reality so that’s why
I wanted to remember that we can never
hold onto a few things with you regarding
historical data is important it is important
see that we are improving we have to
celebrate but we have to look like
we are today
in addition the question of average averages
they bring us a false sensation.
a lack of awareness of the
reality
then okay as I mentioned the question of
infant mortality the average in brazil
today is 14
It’s okay if we go and look at states.
how north east
this number is much higher
if we look at the issue of access to water
25 million people in Brazil alone in the
Brazil do not have access to
quality
half of our population half of
our population
this year I think it’s pretty bizarre right have
access to basic sanitation
then information is retrieved from people
can get lost in averages and we have
to find the Find Locales
means and where it really is
required
so the united nations in 2015
have adopted what you are seeing here
the fact that we have overcome the objective deficit o
sustainable development
When we talk about this, we have
to actually look at the 2030 calendar
agenda 2030 is the agenda of
sustainable development and always
correct when you listen and
sustainable development agenda of the
is not from the u
You’re right, it ‘s us all.
she was made she was made and she was
adopted in the context of the
united nations but in fact with a
consultation involving a wide range of
civil society involving the
private partnership involving local governments
subnational cities and then
of course involving countries
so on September 25th she went there
adopted
What is interesting is that the agenda that
We have to note this agenda in
some premises
one is that it is interconnected
indivisible integrated meaning
tells the story that it is very good but
I think it’s worth it to tell
we understand these three of the
agenda is not quite shocking what is the
that in the world millions of people
some hundreds of millions go further
five kilometers a day to
water when we walk some
steps to have safe drinking water
clean
people walk and often it is not
quality water
so when I say that only in that sentence
I treated some of the ds who are there
then the ads deal one that speaks of
Poverty I deal with jds 6 speaks of water
of the seven that speaks of energy and
continuing the story speaks of 10
inequalities, why not and continuing
the story
What do we have, how many do you think?
of those people who are going to get water
how much wood do you think
are women
when you would be listening 50 70%
here it is actually 90% ninety percent
65 percent women and 25 percent girls
Okay, so here I say what the ds5
I come to another part of the story
most of the rapes that occur in the
take place on the road in search of
water and energy
so here I bring 10 and 16 of justice
of violence, so people are
People always have to remember that the agenda
she is integrated indivisible interconnected
Can not we look at one aspect?
we have to look at the whole and I
I ask you
who is the responsibility of the agenda
Whose who has to do this agenda?
walk on this agenda as one would say
friend of the uncle of mankind or
be a list of human affairs right
how and where do we have to
walk as we have to okay in 2030
the responsibility belongs to everyone and is
governments rather a supranational government
national government which are the
states is the municipalities of the
organized civil society is
individual is the individual
everyone has to focus on the agenda for
that we achieve these goals
but here I want to focus on one of the actors
in companies
I’ll make a comparison number 200 of the
200 greatest pibs in the world
if we compare pibs to revenue as they are
companies
some attempt there when companies 200
comparing countries to companies when
70 companies listened 70 in 180
eighty and a little overkill 154
I am from one to 200 154
companies
then we see the potential impact
that these organizations have significant
positive or negative, but because
I want to pay attention to this audience.
Because I understand that because of this
potential they have and I look
looking at the potential is not only positive
also the negative but stimulate the
positive
I think this has to be done right?
no doubt I believe that the
companies are a very important part of
change in the attainment of these
goals
Are they organizing themselves?
just watched here in the environment
online speaking of some initiatives
when she speaks for example hiring
of targets to have only renewable energy
talking about companies, right?
hiring goals the qualitative Zoes that
r has around 100 such companies
that will buy only renewable energy
We have people, let’s live a life.
lecture on waste
we have then coalitions compromises
of companies globally speaking
waste
another reason why I believe in
companies as the engine of this
change we have another good data
interesting that is what we see each
countries, sometimes from left to
times of the right sometimes more
conservative
sometimes more liberal and
often become
democracy in a dictatorship that is
people see comings and goings of governments
regardless of where they are
political spectrum
with the companies what we perceive
the private sector that when they
hire some goals
they will pursue their goals is another
difference I see the question of the long
term
then companies can get there
set goals for 10 years 20 years
which for governments is very difficult to
treating our country
we see the difficulty we have
and policies are often
renewed every four years
that’s why I think companies
have a very fundamental part in the
change this agenda at the turn of this
play and attaining goals, right?
when it deals with countries in
global scenario
we think of multilateralism
we constantly hear that the
multilateralism is in crisis but what
talk of economic globalism to
globalization that has been established
when we think about
interconnectivity that there is a
interconnection that each of us here
each every one of us here have with
any person in any part of the
world
so this nobody takes away
so I understand that again the companies
have a key role and the individual
also plays a very fundamental role
That’s why people I wanted to bring here
which for the fact her schedule
work so that people can reach the
objectives are 17 goals and objectives
the goals are the most diverse
I said deforestation here I said here
infant mortality could have
could have spoken of
climate change
whatever the spectrum is.
It’s too big for us to try
all the dilemmas of humanity
then okay the idea that people living in
healthy world with all the resources
resources available to mankind
only of course we can get each
instead of degative
wear it back this is very
important but the agenda slogan that I
I wanted to bring here is what is the gem
2000 agenda 2030 is to leave no one
back
My dear ones in the faces not to leave
nobody behind
we will need the work not only
government not only of companies not only
organized civil society
But we need the work of every
one of us who is in here and
around the world
thank you
[Applause]
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