Personal
Statement
Violeta
Trinidad
I am proud to
be part of one of the most important initiatives concerning sustainable
development, climate change and green business. I have helped organize and
developed different seminars and conferences for opinion leaders, business
people and professionals on the first forum for dialogue between the public and
private sectors, to show what actions the companies and government worldwide were
taking to combat climate change, such as energy efficiency, green economies and
public policies. This forum was included in the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change on 2010.
Moreover,
I can say that my concern to solve social conflicts has been developed
throughout my professional experience. For almost four years, I have been
involved in the definition and implementation of public policy strategies aimed
at promoting economic growth.
In 2011, I
contributed to focus the main themes of the forum to refine the dialogues of
the participants into promoting technology transfer and the implementation of
ecologically sustainable projects. This time, all sorts of industries
contributed with different projects including auto exhibitors using alternative
fuels and anti-pollution technologies. We succeeded to improve the cooperation
between companies and governments allowing positive environmental actions to be
put into practice which will contribute to the design of public policies.
Finally, for
this year’s forum I was also part in the decision making of the main theme of
the event, which was refined into sustainable urban development.
The experience
I have gained as part of different organization teams of international forums
such as Green Solutions, G20, B20 and the United Nations Framework Convention
on Climate Change, has made me understand that I want to be part of a positive
impact and pursue the idea of collaborating with a subject of global interest
to create tangible and viable solutions to the environmental and development
challenges facing our planet. These forums were made to allow dialogue between
opinion leaders, business people, professionals and governments worldwide to
contribute to the design of public policies.
No comments:
Post a Comment