تسلط هذه الفعالية الضوء على المشاريع من جميع أنحاء العالم والتي تم اختيارها لبرنامج إكسبو 2020 لأفضل الممارسات العالمية، والتي تعرض نماذج ناجحة وقابلة للتطوير لتقديم خدمات الصرف الصحي والنظام البيئي وتعزيز نهج الإدارة المستدامة للمياه.

دورة متكاملة للتنمية المستدامة

Access to Water

تسليط الضوء على حلول التطوير التي أظهرت تأثيرات لتحسين نتائج إدارة المياه، وعرض مشاريع برنامج أفضل الممارسات من مختلف أنحاء العالم.

Glenda Cadigal, Project Development Officer IV, Policy Research and Planning, Palawan Council for Sustainable Development, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines speaks during the Best Practice Programming - Spotlightin

Manuel Guerrero Hernández, Ecosystem Management Coordinator, FUNDECOR speaks during the Best Practice Programming - Spotlighting Solutions Around Water Management at the Best Practice Area, Speakers Corner m68892

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تعد المياه مصدر الحياة كما أنها وسيلة تنقل عبرها الأموال والسلع والأشخاص في جميع أنحاء العالم ، وتوفر مصدرا قيما للطاقة المتجددة ، وتمكن غذاء العالم من النمو. سيساعدنا هذا الأسبوع على فهم كيفية الحفاظ على هذا المورد المحدود والثمين وإدارته على نحو مستدام . كما سيسلط البرنامج الضوء على القيمة الحقيقية للمياه ، بالإضافة إلى التقدم وأفضل الممارسات في ضمان مياه نظيفة وكافية للناس والصناعة وكوكب الأرض.

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الحفاظ على النظام البيئي المتعلق بالمياه

أسبوع المياه

برمجة أفضل الممارسات | إلقاء الضوء على الحلول حول إدارة المياه: الجلسة الثالثة

في عام 2015، كشفت الأمم المتحدة عن أهداف التنمية المستدامة كوسيلة للعمل من أجل مستقبل أفضل. ويتبنى إكسبو 2020 دبي ركيزتين رئيسيتين في هذه الأهداف وهما الاستدامة والفرص. ولقد أظهر لنا وباء كوفيد 19 مدى ضرورة اتحادنا من أجل تحقيق هذه الأهداف. ومع انعقاد هذا الحدث الدولي الضخم في هذا التوقيت، سيصبح إكسبو 2020 دبي محور التعاون على تحقيق هذه الأهداف على نحو شمولي يضمن عدم ترك أحد خلف الركب في مسار التنمية. ويتضمن برنامج الإنسان وكوكب الأرض في إكسبو 2020 دبي مجموعة من الفعاليات التي تسلط الضوء على أهمية توفر الفرص للجميع، والمساواة بين الجنسين، وفعاليات أخرى كثيرة تهدف إلى تعزيز التنمية الاجتماعية. 

فرصة محفزة للجميع

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مسار التنمية الاجتماعية في إكسبو 2020 دبي. 

عدم ترك أحد خلف الركب في مسار التنمية

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Workplaces and people’s expectations for working life are changing fast. If you were CEO, what would your company look like?

Previous generations spend most of their adult life at work. From factories to offices,from open fields to deep-seas, and from urban spaces to nature reserves, these environments defined daily life.

There are now robots in factories and on farms. People are comfortable at events that happen online and in person. Even medical consultation is often digital. 

Digital technology also ushered in a new era where work can get done anywhere. Instead of a work-life balance, some today call it a work-life “blend”.

Younger workers say that having the ability to manage their working time is the numberone factor in choosing an employer. The same people will soon to account for more than half the global workforce, making this a good moment to re-open the question of how we design working life.


A Good Place to Work: Balancing Personal and Professional Lives 

Young adults and thought leaders discuss whether employers should further embed health and wellbeing in corporate policy, including listing wellbeing as a Key Performance Indicator.

Portugal Pavilion

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For centuries, Portuguese explorers such as Vasco da Gama and Ferdinand Magellan sailed the world, creating new connections with Africa, India and beyond. Now at Expo 2020, the country is honouring its heritage of multiculturalism at the Portugal Pavilion, a celebration of diversity and inclusion.

The pavilion’s theme is “A World in One Country”, and you’ll see this idea reflected in its exhibits, including the dynamic digital faces that welcome you and a garden area that showcases Portugal’s biodiversity. Other attractions include tours of the country’s aerospace industry and “blue” ocean economy, as well as the best of Portuguese cuisine.


Authentic Portuguese cuisine at the pavilion’s restaurant

Interactive library featuring graphic panels and interactive projections 

Wide-ranging celebration of Portugal’s diversity

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With tall sail-shaped façades that rise high into the air, the Portugal Pavilion recalls a white sailing ship cruising through Expo 2020, much as Portuguese explorers like Ferdinand Magellan, featured within, once sailed across the globe. 

The pavilion’s bottom level is open in the centre, with sturdy grey structures to either side. Resting upon these is the broad main exhibit hall, a squared-off take on the caravel, a 15th century Portuguese boat design renowned for its speed. Its four rectangular sails stand tall at various heights. 


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Achal Mohandas, GEMS Our Own English High School - Sharjah Boys’, Sharhjah during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44505

Amal Alsayegh (L), Zayed University, Dubai, Lara Matossian (C), Writer Educator Storyteller and Mcee and Hishaam Abdul Razik (R), GEMS Our Own High School - Al Warqa’a, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing

Caelan Webster, GEMS Dubai American Academy, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44511

Fatima Al Shennawy Belhoul, Al Mawakeb School Al Garrhoud, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44512

Fatma Al Ali, Zayed University, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44506

Hishaam Abdul Razik, GEMS Our Own High School - Al Warqa’a, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44509

Hossein Malek Mohammadi, Al Adab Iranian Private School for Boys, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44503

Lara Matossian, Writer Educator Storyteller and Mcee during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44514

Zakhar Subkhankulov, GEMS Wllington Academy Al Khail, Dubai during Next Gen World Majlis A Good Place to Work Balancing personal and professional lives at the Portugal Pavilion m44504

Inside Expo: The Future is Well

The global pandemic has tested our interconnected world. Expo presents an important opportunity for all stakeholders in the health sector to design an inclusive, crisis-proof global health system that is fit for the future. The very latest health and medical technology will also be on display, including systems that are transforming how communities access healthcare and fight disease outbreaks. The programme will highlight how innovation and investment in health and wellness can contribute to a healthier, happier global community. 

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 How can we create a healthy, happy world?

Health & Wellness Week

Next Gen World Majlis | A Good Place to Work: Balancing Personal and Professional Lives 

Explore a series of exciting conversations inspired by the theme of Expo 2020 Dubai. The World Majlis is a vibrant forum where diverse points of views are shared on important topics of our time. Each conversation brings together globally recognised thought-leaders who are invited for their exceptional contributions to the theme and their unique perspective on the topic. In each Majlis, students and members of the public are also welcome to contribute and engage.

World Majlis

Conversations on complex issues that bring together thought leaders, visionaries and changemakers.

World Expos have always been meeting places for people across cultures and geographies; an opportunity to come together and celebrate human ingenuity and forge meaningful human connections. As the first World Expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, and with the participation of more than 192 countries, Expo 2020 Dubai looks to take this legacy even further. The Build Bridges track of Expo 2020 Dubai’s Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series and experiences that celebrate our common humanity and the vital connections that can help us prosper together as a worldwide community.

Knowing One Another Better

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On the occasion of Water Week at Expo 2020 Dubai, the Swedish Pavilion hosts a series of seminars between March 23rd and 25th, featuring keynote speakers to address the challenges associated with water management and accessibility, and showcase sustainable innovations and practice solutions from around the world.

The third day of this special event series addresses two main topics. In the first session, titled "Climate Change, Plastic, and CO2", distinguished guest speakers showcase Seychelles experience with ocean governance. The discussion sheds light on the creation of the Department of Blue Economy and highlights key initiatives undertaken in the Seychelles on matters relating to ocean governance. Keynote speakers include Ibrahim Al-Zu’bi, Chief Sustainability Officer at Majid Al Futtaim; Kenneth Racombo, Principal Secretary of the Blue Economy Department of Seychelles; Yousuf Lootah, Executive Director at Tourism Development and Investments; and Oren Lyons, Animal Rights activist and professor of American Studies at the University of Buffalo. Also in attendance is special guest 'The Green Sheikh' H.H. Abdul Aziz Al Nuaimi.

The second part of the event is dubbed "Water at the Edge of the World", which addresses the challenges facing the Great Green Wall of Africa and promotes the One Trillion Trees Initiative that is targeted at restoring the African belt in the face of deforestation. Panelists explain the importance of water to the success of the plantations and the survival of the communities along the project path. The session is presented by William Soulemayne Kwende, Chairman of Africana Infrastructure Group, and followed by closing remarks from Martin Renck, Creative Director at Wayout.

Climate Change and Water at the Edge of the World

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On the occasion of Water Week, the Swedish Pavilion hosts a series of seminars addressing water management and accessibility, and showcasing innovations and practice solutions from around the world.

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Sweden’s vast forests are places of magic, beauty and solitude. The Sweden Pavilion offers visitors an enchanting blend of cultures, combining a Nordic woodland-inspired experience with Middle Eastern architectural flair for a tour of the bio-circular economies and sustainable initiatives of tomorrow. The pavilion’s tree-filled design leads visitors through a variety of “clearings”, where interactive multimedia exhibits present an array of themed topics. Explore next-generation travel systems, immerse yourself in futuristic cities and relax to the authentic sounds of Sweden’s rich woodlands.

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The essence of the forest inspires the Sweden Pavilion, which fuses dense Nordic woodland and Islamic geometric design in a plaza full of cozy tree house structures and hundreds of tree trunks, some as tall as 18 metres. The building’s airy ground floor is built for wandering, housing public areas, exhibitions, and cafés, while the tree house conference rooms are raised aloft, forming a roof over parts of the pavilion.

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Water fuels our sustenance but also moves money, goods and people around the world, provides a valuable source of renewable energy, and enables the world’s food to grow. This week will help us understand how to preserve and sustainably manage this precious finite resource for infinite uses. The programme will highlight the true value of water, as well as progress and best practice in ensuring clean and adequate water for people, industry and the planet.

 How will we protect our most precious resource today, for tomorrow?

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Sweden: Water Week Event - Day 3

On the occasion of Water Week at Expo 2020 Dubai, the Swedish Pavilion hosts a series of seminars between March 23rd and 25th, featuring keynote speakers to address the challenges associated with water management and accessibility, and showcase sustainable innovations and practice solutions from around the world.

The second day of this special event series addresses two main topics. In the first session, titled "Oceans, the Heart of Our Planet", distinguished guest speakers showcase the unique ecosystem of the Baltic Sea and highlight key measures to protect underwater environments. Panelists include Laura Hoijer, Managing Director at the Baltic Sea Action Group; Konrad Bergstrom, Founder of XShore; and Bethanie Carney Almroth, Ecotoxicologist, Fish Biologist, and Microplastic Researcher.

The second part of the event introduces the audience to the Stockholm Junior Water Prize (SJWP). Led by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), the SJWP is a competition for students aged 15 to 20 who have developed research projects that can help solve major water challenges. Speakers include Ania Andersch, SJWP Senior Manager at SIWI; Deliang Chen, Chairman of the nominating committee of Stockholm Water Prize at SIWI; and Sandra Postel, Founder and Director of the Global Water Policy Project. The UAE’s first-time participation in the SJWP is introduced by Cecilia Braidy, Deputy Director at Water Alliance, hosting a special guest candidate that is participating in the SJWP 2022.

برمجة أفضل الممارسات | إلقاء الضوء على الحلول حول إدارة المياه: الجلسة الثالثة

دورة متكاملة للتنمية المستدامة

ألبوم الصور

أسبوع المياه.

هذه الفعالية جزء من
عدم ترك أحد خلف الركب في مسار التنمية.

دورة متكاملة للتنمية المستدامة

ألبوم الصور

أسبوع المياه.

هذه الفعالية جزء منعدم ترك أحد خلف الركب في مسار التنمية.

هذه الفعالية جزء من
عدم ترك أحد خلف الركب في مسار التنمية.