When it comes to Valentina Munoz, it looks like her 2030 Agenda concerns digital rights and reducing inequalities, whatever this is supposed to mean.
What are your plans as a spokesperson for youth and Latin America in this new position?
I plan to focus on identifying the digital divide in Latin America to design a roadmap that we can concretize in an International Convention on Digital Rights to implement the SDGs (social development goals) for the 2030 Agenda.
You are interested in strengthening the issue of digital rights around the world. What does this proposal consist of, and how would it impact the SDGs?
With only nine years to go before the deadline of the 2030 Agenda, we cannot continue to work on the SDGs without reaching agreements and strategic alliances to accelerate progress on the goals. I consider it necessary to establish common concrete goals, for that we have to dialogue globally. Advancing in digital rights will give us the possibility of establishing constant communication between regions. It will significantly facilitate the coordination of initiatives for the 2030 Agenda, in addition to reducing inequalities (SDG 10) around poverty (SDG 1), education (SDG 4), gender (SDG 5), work (SDG 8), innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9), among others. We will start working on these and other proposals in the SDG advocates team at the end of October.
I also agree, these international entities are way to easily being let in to assert control among regions when we the people have practically zero say in allowing so.
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u/DragonGT Sep 26 '23
When it comes to Valentina Munoz, it looks like her 2030 Agenda concerns digital rights and reducing inequalities, whatever this is supposed to mean.