FDFA 2030 Agenda article

“2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals: integrate stakeholders and new ideas”. Under this title, the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs published an article where different actors supporting the implementation of the SDGs in Switzerland were interviewed, amongst them Nora Wilhelm for her work with collaboratio helvetica.


“Collaboratio helvetica – not confoederatio helvetica, even though the first letters are the same. Switzerland's country code: CH. Collaboratio helvetica was not founded in 1848 however, but in 2017. Its vision is to drive systemic change in Switzerland so that the 2030 Agenda can be put into practice. "We need new forms of cooperation and a holistic way of thinking to meet today's challenges," explains Nora Wilhelm, head of collaboratio helvetica. One of the things the organisation does is to test such new forms of cooperation and other innovative approaches to solving problems, and share its findings. It is a keen illustration of the proactive commitment of a wide range of actors to the SDGs – a commitment to the changes that the Switzerland of tomorrow urgently needs.”


Read the full article here.

Nora Wilhelm

Nora Wilhelm is a systems change advocate, researcher and artist dedicated to paradigm shifts for a more just and regenerative future. She has been on a quest to make change work since her teens, and eventually hit a wall when her body couldn't cope anymore. She was diagnosed with burn-out, and realised she had to unlearn putting herself at the end of her own to do list. In addition to her systems change work and support for (aspiring) systems change leaders, she founded the well • change atelier in 2023 to make art-based processes and tools to cultivate connection, creativity, and well-being available to more people, and is an outspoken advocate for mental health.

https://www.norawilhelm.org
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