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IPU Parliamentary Forum at the UN High level Political Forum on Sustainable Development 2025

Jul222025

New York, United States

The annual HLPF at the UN offers a unique opportunity to review progress toward the SDGs together with ministers, experts and civil society representatives.
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The IPU is the global organization of parliaments. It was founded in 1889 as the first multilateral political organization in the world, encouraging cooperation and dialogue between all nations. Today, the IPU comprises 181 national Member Parliaments and 15 regional
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Jacqueline Amongin - Uganda

How climate change is affecting Uganda

As part of the IPU's climate campaign Parliaments for the Planet, Jacqueline Amongin, member of parliament from Uganda and Secretary General of the African Network of Parliamentarians on Climate Change discusses the impact of climate change in Uganda and the East African region.
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Case studies
New Zealand Parliament

Fostering inter-parliamentary relations in the Pacific

The Tai a Kiwa: Stronger Pacific Parliaments programme is an initiative of the New Zealand Parliament’s Office of the Clerk. The programme aims to enhance the capacity and capability of MPs and staff, foster inter-parliamentary relations in the Pacific region
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ipu leadership

2024: Upholding the IPU’s founding values of peacebuilding

End-of-year message from the IPU leadership In a year marked by the highest number of countries in conflict since World War II, the IPU theme of the year – peace and security – resonated strongly, aligning with the founding values
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IPU Global Conference of Women Parliamentarians in 2025

Mar132025
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Mexico City, Mexico

The Conference will provide an exciting new platform for women members of parliament to get together, exchange experiences, learn from each other, and define common and innovative strategies to advance gender equality and women’s rights and empowerment.
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Franz Fayot - Luxembourg

How climate change is affecting Luxembourg

As part of the IPU's climate campaign Parliaments for the Planet, Franz Fayot, member of parliament from Luxembourg discusses the impact of climate change in Luxembourg and shares how parliaments can address climate change.
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