1. Our Highest Leverage Actions to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
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2. Part 1: We’ve Got Goals!

3. The 2030 Agenda: Transforming Our World

4. The Millennium Development Goals: 2000-2015

5. 2004 – Strategic Forum in Ethiopia

7. Finalizing the 2030 Agenda - Transforming Our World
Daisy - Addis - NYC

10. Homework www.thp.org Globalgoals.org Gapminder.org
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11. Part 2: Empowering People!

14. Empowering women & men to end their own hunger
The heart of our work:
Mindset
Gender
Vision
Harmony
Mobilization
Leadership
Organizations
Governance
Data for the People
Self-reliance
Gender-Focused, Community-Led Development
The goal of our advocacy and our M&E is aligned with our programs - to empower women and men in rural communities to end their own hunger.

15. THP began developing this in Senegal in the early 1990s, and then spread to a total of 8 countries representing West, East and Southern Africa

17. Joining the conversation
Edina Chikulo
Microfinance Program Officer, Malawi
J.S. Amoakohene
Nat’l Program Officer
Liinu Diaz Rämö
Program Coordinator, Girl Child Platform, Sweden

21. The Girl Child Platform is a meeting point for all organizations and initiatives working to improve and strengthen young girls' position in society. Together we can make a greater difference and change in order to achieve a society free of oppression and discrimination. The Girl Child Platform aims to create a long-term and sustainable cooperation between all of these stakeholders, in order to raise issues of girls' rights on the Swedish political agenda.
Girl Child Platform is a three year project funded by the Swedish Postcode Lottery and is run by the Hunger Project and Crossing Boarders.

22. Gatherings and meeting
Go to conferences in order to raise girls’ rights
Website

23. INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD
Raise awareness on International Day of the Girl Child
Partnership with minister of gender equality important!

24. We’ve just launched a campaign called #tjejkunnig or #girlsmart which is based on the realization that it is often adults who have a voice in matters relating to young girls. We think it is important to acknowledge that only those who identify themselves as girls, can truly know what it means to be a girl today. Girl Smart will therefore help adults, the media and those who make the decisions on issues concerning girls, to listen to the girls' perspectives.
A social media campaign because that’s where the youths are.

25. AGAINST SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND FOR CONSENT IN LAW AND PRACTICE
AGAINST SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND FOR CONSENT IN LAW AND PRACTICE! A movement in which all people fit
Being in all rooms
To push forward policy decisions

26. Matsekope Epicenter: Rosemary, 24, comes to the epicenter of every month to learn more about how she can take care of their children. Today she has learned about how to fix food / infant formula. She has even begun to understand what responsibility it is to have a child. "Now I will think it through properly before I get another baby".
At the Asantekrom epicenter I met several girls, but Abigail struck me the most. Abigail is 18 and lives in Asantekrom. Abigail is in high school. Wants to become a doctor to help people. She does not want to remain in the village and not be educated and not have a job. "It's harder to get education as a girl, the boys and the community do not think we are important"

27. CONTACT INFORMATION:

28. Part 3: Provide What’s Missing

29. What It Means to Be a Strategic Organization
Progress via entrepreneurial leaps
Guided by “What’s Missing?” to enable humanity to take the next leap.
Vision far exceeds resources.
“Creative Tension” & “Emotional Tension”
One response - lower the vision
We hold our vision, draw energy from the creative tension, and tolerate discomfort long enough to pull reality up to our vision.

30. Empowering women & men to end their own hunger
The heart of our work:
Mindset
Gender
Vision
Harmony
Mobilization
Leadership
Organizations
Governance
Data for the People
Self-reliance
Gender-Focused, Community-Led Development
The goal of our advocacy and our M&E is aligned with our programs - to empower women and men in rural communities to end their own hunger.

31. The Highest Leverage Role for The Hunger Project
Build the large-scale partnerships and alliances to empower gender-focused community-led rural development everywhere it is needed.

32. Empowering people at Transformative Scale
Lots of Advocates
Lots of Empowerers
Big Donors & Gov’ts
Gender-Focused, Community-Led Development
CLD

35. Communitydev.net

38. Part 4: Seize the Opportunity

41. #seizetheopportunity
Announcements!
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