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通往2025年第二届世界社会发展首脑会议的参与机会
第二届世界社会发展首脑会议为有志于参与全球对话与创新的个人和组织提供了多样化的参与机会。与会者将有机会参与引人深思的小组讨论、互动式工作坊和旨在促进跨部门合作的交流活动。大会还为展示突破性项目和研究成果提供平台，使思想领袖能够分享见解并推动实质性变革。鼓励与会者积极参与，充分利用这些机会拓展专业网络、获取新视角，并在塑造全球倡议的未来格局中发挥关键作用。
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Heads of State component - Organized by UNESCO, in partnership with the African Union (AU) and the Government of Angola under the theme “Honoring the Past, Valuing Achievements, and Building the Africa We Want,” the Biennale aligns with the African Union’s 2025 theme, “Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations.”
II Conferencia Nacional de Empleo y Trabajo Decente
The II National Conference on Employment and Decent Work (II CNTED), to be held in Brazil in 2025, can play an important role in building inputs for the 2nd World Summit for Social Development. Following a stakeholder participation roadmap involving government, workers, employers and civil society at local, regional and national levels, the II CNTED will serve as a space for national mobilisation to identify and articulate employment and decent work policies aligned with the realities and expectations of the population. Its results, as guidelines for the generation of quality jobs, the strengthening of social protection and the fight against inequalities in the labour market, can feed into the WSSD2 discussions, aligning with the event's objectives of involving multiple actors in the formulation and implementation of effective social policies. Furthermore, the recommendations of the II CNTED can be shared in international fora, contributing to the global commitment to accelerate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and strengthen stakeholder participation in building a more inclusive social agenda.
Thematic component - Organized by UNESCO, in partnership with the African Union (AU) and the Government of Angola under the theme “Honoring the Past, Valuing Achievements, and Building the Africa We Want,” the Biennale aligns with the African Union’s 2025 theme, “Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations.”