The 2019 SDG Conference Bergen aims to draw together concerned, disparate and converging views on how knowledge, science, education and institutions need innovative and radical re:thinking in order to provide foundations for the global collaborative re:working needed to engage and work with the 2030 Agenda. Over two days, Norway’s research and higher education sector brings together national and international speakers from academia, government, civil society, and the United Nations system, to explore the roles of research and education in creating new approaches for shared commitments to a sustainable global future.
Session 3 – re:working // Knowledge for Partnerships
- 10:33 Moderator, Dr. Annelin Eriksen, Vice-Rector for Global Relations, University of Bergen, introduces day 2 agenda and keynote
- 15:12 Keynote: Dr. Katherine Richardson, University of Copenhagen
- 33:56 Moderator introduces keynote speaker 2
- 34:24 Keynote: Mr. Silvio Funtowicz, University of Bergen
- 1:32:30 Student video III
- 1:34:04 Introduction panel discussion
Session 4 – re:working // 2030 Agenda: Global Governance and the universities
- 3:57:53 Moderator, Mr. Dankert Vedeler, former co-chair of the global SDG Education 2030 Steering Committee and Director in the Ministry of Education and Research, introduces keynote
- 4:05:05 Keynote: Dr. Michael Zürn, Berlin Social Science Centre
- 4:32:22 Introduction panel discussion
- 5:24:20 Closing remarks, Mr. Dag-Inge Ulstein, Minister of International Development, Government of Norway
