The Green Room at UNEA-6 served as an exclusive venue for Major Groups and Stakeholders participating in the Sixth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6). It provided a dedicated space for hosting side events, thematic cluster events, bilateral meetings, and daily briefings, fostering the exchange of experiences and informal dialogue opportunities.
UNEA-6: Green Room events video links:
- Advancing the Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment
- Agricultural circular bioeconomy systems for concurrently delivering solutions to climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, and food security
- Battlefield to biosphere addressing conflicts’ role in the triple planetary crisis
- Beyond boundaries unlocking synergies in Africa’s water-energy-food-ecosystems nexus
- Beyond GDP through inclusive wealth tackling the planetary crisis better
- Biodiversity conservation in our neighborhood human based solution to address nature crisis
- Bringing the Environment to the Summit of the Future
- Citizen Science - A Key Support for MEAs
- Climate disaster induced human mobility and displacement of refugees within national strategies policies
- Fair Trade and green MSMEs catalyzing multilateral action for environmental sustainability
- Fostering national actions - strengthen ambition of national contributions to climate and biodiversity for Agriculture and Food
- Harnessing the Power of Women of Faith and Interfaith
- Just Transition as a driver for inclusive action lessons from trade union initiatives
- Launch of the Business and Industry Major Groups Lighthouse Report
- Multilevel action and urbanization safeguarding delivery of MEAs (International Council for Local Environment Initiatives
- Nature Based Solutions; Lessons and the way forward
- Navigating Environmental and Social Challenges for the Metals and Minerals Sector towards Global Resource Governance
- Plastics poison and women's health
- Promoting a culture of environmental ethics and environmental stewardship: collaborative green action to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution
- Role of civil society in multilateral actions in addressing the triple planetary crisis
- Role of women grassroots defenders of the environment
- Securing our collective rights to land, territories and resources (LTR) is key to combat planetary crisis
- Sharing good practices of ending plastic pollution and gender-just green transition
- Sustainable dairy ecosystems: nutrition security, women's empowerment, climate-smart agriculture, action on nature and biodiversity enhancement
- Sustainable protein diversification and multilateral environmental action workshop
- The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in tackling the triple planetary crises
- UNEP needs civil society to manage nature based solutions – 50 years of collaboration is proof that the next 50 years will need more of the same.”
- Why faith matters matter in multilateralism to combat climate change impacts, biodiversity loss, and plastic pollution
- Women in climate leadership forum: eco-feminine forces shaping sustainable horizons for environmental harmony
