Monrovia – The Government of Liberia through the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) with support from UNDP will on May 4, 2022, conduct the grand finale of the Stockholm+50 National Consultations at the Ministerial Complex in Monrovia at 9:00 am.
The consultation is expected to bring together an array of dignitaries from government line ministries, agencies and commissions, members of the diplomatic corps, the private sector, civil society organizations, academic institutions, youth and students, women, and religious groups as well as people living with disabilities.
Since the launch of the consultations on March 7, EPA with support from UNDP, has held several regional consultations on how the country can attain a healthy environment that supports the prosperity of all people.
Two regional consultations and 5 side meetings, in Harbel, Buchanan, Gbarnga, Ganta, and Monrovia, brought together more than 500 participants, of whom 43 percent were women and girls, drawn from the larger society.
The Stockholm+50 National Consultations are being organized worldwide to stimulate inclusive discussion on the Earth’s triple crisis -the climate emergency, the unprecedented socio-economic impact of Covid19, and the continued degradation of natural ecosystems and biodiversity.
The various ideas, views and proposals will be compiled in a national report to be presented at the Stockholm+50 international meeting scheduled to take place in Stockholm from June 2-3, 2022.
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