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Open letter on UN goals  Open letter criticises the devaluation of UN sustainability goals
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Open letter on UN goals Open letter criticises the devaluation of UN sustainability goals

An open letter signed by 100 individuals from business and academia criticizes the Swiss Federal Council's downgrading of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The council now refers to the goals only as a 'pragmatic reference framework,' whereas the signatories argue they should be seen as part of a transformation agenda requiring action. Carole Küng, co-director of the Swiss Network for Sustainability Solutions (SDSN), emphasizes that Switzerland played an active role in developing the SDGs and stresses their importance as actionable goals.

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Open letter on UN goals Open letter criticises the devaluation of UN sustainability goals

An open letter signed by 100 individuals from business and academia criticizes the Swiss Federal Council's downgrading of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The council now refers to the goals only as a 'pragmatic reference framework,' whereas the signatories argue they should be seen as part of a transformation agenda requiring action. Carole Küng, co-director of the Swiss Network for Sustainability Solutions (SDSN), emphasizes that Switzerland played an active role in developing the SDGs and stresses their importance as actionable goals.

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