Executive Director Jaewon Choi set out four strategic imperatives for the future of ECOSOC and called for people-centred reform, recalling that the UN Charter begins with We the people.
The Coordination Segment aligns the work of ECOSOC's subsidiary bodies for the year ahead. As panelist, the Executive Director set out four strategic imperatives for the Council's future and recalled that the Charter opens with 'We the peoples', a reminder that reform must remain people-centred.
Advocacy of this kind sits at the centre of the Foundation's mandate: bringing the lived experience of children and young people into the rooms where decisions about them are made. Statements are delivered by young representatives themselves, most of them under twenty-five.
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