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Dialog of Chinese, European, and South American Civil Societies at Rio+20
Another Future is Posible

¤ 19 January 2013
Related themes: Civilizational paradigms ¤ Environmental governance ¤ Fighting poverty and inequalities ¤ Food security ¤ Interdependence ¤ Market economy ¤ Multidimensional crisis ¤ New institutions ¤ Non-state actors ¤ Player networking ¤ Rio+20 ¤ Sustainable society ¤ Transitions
Translations: English (original) . Español . français . 中文 .

"Impossible ideas are fundamental to have and to dream about, but more importantly, to make them possible."

Civil societies from different parts of the world have been conversing and sharing ideas for more than 20 years. The purpose of these dialogs has been to contribute to the building of a global community, outside of governmental relations. The video here reflects exchanges among Chinese, South American, and European civil-society members. It is about how each society is facing its own challenges, namely the eradication of poverty in China, the crisis in Europe, and the search for a new civilization model in South America. The meeting took place during the Rio+20 conference in June 2012.

This video is available in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, and Portuguese

Dialogue of Chinese, European, and South American Civil Societies at Rio+20

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Diálogos entre las sociedades civiles suramericanas, chinas y europeas en Río+20

Dialogue entre les sociétés civiles chinoise, sud-américaine et européenne à Rio+20

Dialogos entre as sociedades civis sul-americanas, chinesas e europeias na Rio+20

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