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CIFAL Japan - Children's World Summit in Support of the United Nations

人类

截止日期
种类
Conference
位置
Osaka, Japan
日期
期限
2 Days
项目领域
Decentralize Cooperation Programme
价格
US$0.00
活动协调人email
cifal.japan@unitar.org
合伙

CIFAL Japan

背景信息

The Children’s World Summit in Support of the United Nations is a large-scale youth forum aligned with the values of the UN, providing children with a platform to express their visions, concerns, and commitments toward peace, sustainability, and global cooperation. Taking place during the Osaka Expo, the event convenes thousands of young participants to promote international understanding, cultural exchange, and the role of children in shaping a more peaceful and sustainable future. The Summit also helps raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) among youth audiences in Japan and around the world.

活动目标

  • To empower children and youth to engage in dialogue on global issues related to the UN’s mission and the SDGs.
  • To promote intercultural understanding and cooperation among young participants from Japan and abroad.
  • To provide a platform for children to share messages, proposals, and solutions for a sustainable and peaceful world.
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内容和框架

The event programme included:

  • Plenary sessions featuring youth speakers
  • Cultural presentations and performances
  • Interactive exhibitions and SDG-themed activity zones
  • Dialogues with representatives from the UN system, local government, and civil society
  • Children’s presentations and declarations in support of the United Nations
  • Networking and exchange activities among young participants

方法

The Summit used an interactive, high-engagement event format, including:

  • Large-scale plenary sessions
  • Stage presentations led by children
  • Workshops and thematic activity booths
  • Visual exhibitions and interactive displays
  • Facilitated dialogue spaces for youth expression

目标受众

  • Children and youth (ages approx. 7–18)
  • Educators and school representatives
  • Families and caregivers
  • Youth organisations, NGOs, and community groups
  • UN representatives and local authorities