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Briefing and Panel Discussion

The Global Challenges Giving Pledge Conference 2016 - Resource Mobilization for Knowledge Based Youth Led Multistakeholder

post2015 Agenda Implementation Action

held at the Fringes of 2015 UN ECOSOC Annual Partnerships Forum “The Role of Partnerships in achieving the Post-2015 Development Agenda: Making it Happen”

28 May 2015 1:15-2.30 pm; United Nations Headquarters New York, Conference Room 7 with live and on demand web broadcasting on UN Web TV http://webtv.un.org/

Organizers

International Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges (IAAI)

World We Want 2015 (WWW2015) - Policy and Strategy Group (PSG)

Aims of the Workshop: • Contributing new ideas to ECOSOC Partnership Forum by Presenting Global

Challenges (GloCha) Action Network as one of the leading resource mobilization partnerships for enabling youth led multistakeholder action towards implementation of post2015 Sustainable Development Agenda

• Presenting Global Challenges Giving Pledge Conference 2016 - the most open and participatory multistakeholder post2015 fundraiser known so far

• Presentation of strategic partners (UN system, Youth/Women/ Citizens Engagement Network, Media, Technology, Regional Government, Crowdfunding) and Central European/Austrian USPs

• Generating a resource mobilization social dynamic (a “Movement”) by presenting entry points for a new generation of global philanthropy leaders (from "The Giving Pledge" to "The Global Challenges Giving Pledge") & 2015 Global Challenges Youth Music Contest

• Discussing rationale and feasibility of GloCha resource mobilization plans with strategic partners and leading experts

• Inspiring UN system efforts in providing an enabling environment

Panellists:

• Ravi Karkara, WorldWeWant2015 PSG co-chair @ravikarkara • Ras Mubarak, CEO of National Youth Authority of Ghana

@youth_ghana • Michael Mullane, European Broadcasting Union, head of

Eurovision Social Media @mikemullane • Jordan Brown, razoo.com crowdfunding, executive account

manager @razoo • Eliane Sussman, Global Sustainability Foundation (GSF), director

of Programming @ElianeSussman Videomessages (2-3 minutes each):

– John Crowley, UNESCO - Management of Social Transformation (MOST) program (video)

– Douglas Ragan, UN Habitat, chief of Youth and Livelihoods Unit @PracticalRad

– Joseph Robertson, Global Strategy Director, CitizensClimateLobby.org @poet_economist (video)

Miroslav Polzer International Association for the Advancement of Innovative

Approaches to Global Challenges (IAAI)

www.glocha.info

Basic Info:

• International Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges (IAAI), an UN ECOSOC accredited civil society organization based in

Klagenfurt am Wörthersee in Austria www.glocha.info • Global Challenges (GloCha) Action Network is a trans-institutional global

multistakeholder partnership for post2015 agenda implementation that has been developed by global youth leaders, futures studies experts and public sector innovators in the context of Rio+20 Issues Cluster on Innovation and Rio+20 Global Youth Music Contest under

the leadership of IAAI.

Photo: IAAI OWG 6 Side Event: UN System Partnering with Civil Society on Resource Mobilization for Sustainable Development

Post2015 Agenda as Collaborative Innovation and Learning Experience

• Knowledge

• ICT

• Resources

• Local Level Entry Points

• Music

Why Systemic Innovation is Needed?

Mission Statement – (First draft outline): - Open Plattform / Market Place for - Resource Mobilization for Knowledge Based Youth Led Multistakeholder post2015 Agenda Implementation Action - Bringing together public local, national and global public and private

stakeholders who have an official post2015 implementation mandate or obligation with (young) social innovators, social entrepreneurs etc. with Donors and Social Impact Investors

- Based on Resource Mobilization Partnerships with UN entities - (welcomed/endorsed/mandated by UN GA Resolution, tbc) - Spearheading a new global culture of sharing of resources (Global

Challenges Giving Pledges „Movement“) - Building network of independently run Projects connected through

- shared vision (‘Commitment to Coherence – Learning to Function as Global Community of 7,3 billion global citizens”,“Commitment to support UN goals and programs” and “Managing Resources with Global Commons Approach”)

- Joint information system - Shared standards in transparency, accountability, participation - Implemented through common quality assurance mechanisms

Global Challenges Giving Pledge Conference 2016

Global Challenges Giving Pledge Conference 2016

Fundraising Target: 100 Mio € Examples of Projects: - Global Challenges Youth and ICT Centers (w UN Habitat, LDCs) - Accompanying research (w. UNESCO MOST) - GYMC (w. UNFCCC) and Global Challenges Debates series - EXPO2022 „The World United in Global Challenges Action“ - Global Challenges, Youth and ICT Competence Center/Hub in

Klagenfurt (w. WorldWeWant2015) - Information System for Local Provision of Global Public Goods

(w. UNIDO) - Facilitating Multistakeholder Actor Presence at UN in NY

Resource Mobilization Intervention Logic

• Post2015‘s transformative agenda and COP21‘s event unique milestones in Human History

• Partnership with UNESCO -> Governance Space & Legitimacy -> makes us a good partner for public service broadcasters to deliver on their public service remit

• Media partnerships -> contribution to outreach aims of UN and visibility requirements of philanthropists

• Youth and Media Engagement through 2015 Global Youth Music Contest

• Next Generation of Philanthropists‘ Window of Opportunity to become heroes of modern human history

• UN agencies and programs signing Resource Mobilization Partenrship MoUs

• UN System Welcoming Resource Mobilization Effort: GloCha UN GA Resolution

• Global Challenges Giving Pledge Conf 2016

• Global Challenges Youth and ICT Centers competing with ideas and RTD

• Infrastructure and Standards Development

• EXPO 2022 (15/15/15 point of arrival) – presentation of global ICT infrastructure, social innovations, etc.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Governance/Who will pick projects: information systems and algorithm supported Crowdevaluation and donor advised funds -> total transparency

• Why Carinthia/Austria/Central Europe?: new favourable legislation on charitable foundations in At preparation, public sector innovation needs & cooperative regional government; young generation of Austrian global philanthropy leaders innovative civil society, EU support, transatlantic global philanthropy backbone

• Large Scale Funding Endorsements: No – the strength is the concept (GloCha Conference 2014, Accra Workshop 2014), its alignment with UN processes and structures and strong partners

More Info and Contact: www.glocha.info

polzer@glocha.info

Looking forward to fruitful cooperation

See You June 2016 in Klagenfurt