This document discusses global trends related to global citizenship and outlines plans for a Global Citizenship Forum. Key points include: 1) Unbalanced population growth and wealth moving east are changing global dynamics; 2) The forum will focus on defining global citizenship and how to increase citizen engagement on global issues; 3) Working groups will further the discussion and develop action plans around issues like climate change, inequality, and empowering women to advance ahead of a larger gathering in Mexico.

3. 全球趨勢
1. unbalanced population growth ( 人口成長不均 )
2. wealth and innovation moving east( 財富東移 )
3. new forms of leadership( 新型態的領導型式 )
4. Connected and divided complex identities( 連結
與分開的複雜身分 )
5. 160 million people are unemployed, 64 million
of those are young people.(160 萬人失業 )
6. sustainable development( 持續的開發與自然資
源的管理與競逐 )

5. 「全球公民到底是什麼 ? 」，而
我們「可以利用這個會議與論壇
實現什麼 ? 」

8. • A better world
• What does “Global Citizenship” means?
• Principal & value

17. 組織推動公民參與及全球公民概念的成功經驗
1.Approaches to global citizenship:sharing stories
from your experience. What works? What made
it work?
2.What are the challenges related to global
citizenship today? How can these be mitigated?
3.Thinking about forming a global network/trans
national coalition
4.Are there principles for effective in global
citicenship? What are they?
5.What other practical approaches can contribute
to solving global problems?

26. Possible emerging action
• Possible emerging actions
• A network with a search engine- a place where person
"X" wants to get involved in issue "Y" - how do they do
this?
• A tool for collecting stories and approaches, using audio,
using the blog and linking to other forum.
• Set up a neutral convening space. Supporting an on-
going conversation around global citizenship.
• Connecting emerging models of leadership.
• A space for sharing and learning across bodies with
promote global citizenship education.
• Quick wins, what is the low-hanging fruit, where we can
make advances.
• What inter-personal or inter-organizational relationship
could emerge from this forum.

30. Global Citizenship Forum
Alliance Building

31. Vision
A just and sustainable world

32. Mission
To strengthen civil society through
increasing global citizen engagement by
convening, communicating, co-operating,
advocating and celebrating, in order to
contribute to fair, equal and sustainable
development

33. Structure

34. Issue Areas
1. Water
2. Food Security
3. Climate Change
4. Youth Employment
5. Inequality
6. Education
7. Empowering Women
8. Global Health
9. Strengthening of Civil Society
10. Inter Cultural Dialogue
11. Global Governance
12. Human Rights

35. Taking Issues Forward
• Presence at Advancement of Civilizations
Vienna Meeting- Global Citizenship Forum
February 2013;
• Defining Working group areas;
• Objective is to bring visibility to the theme
into a broader platform;
• WG to work on a larger gathering in
Mexico November 2013

36. Working Group ToRs/Agenda
• Geographically representative; gender
• Develop Action Agenda to include as many
perspectives as possible
• Volunteers
• WG gather exactly what is meant by Global
Citizenship
– Broader input & different perspective
– Working papers (academic committee, outreach and
communications)
– Monthly Skype meetings
– Mapping of existing networks
• Discuss policy and advocacy priorities for Global
Agenda Setting
• Plan extensively for the Mexico Meeting

37. Proposed WG Members
• United Nations Alliance of Civilizations
• Global Dialogue Foundation- Australia
• European Centre for Global Interdependence &
Solidarity
• FK Norway
• British Council (Secretariat)
• US Center for Citizen Diplomacy
• Institute for a Democratic Alternative for
Zimbabwe (IDAZIM)
• Conciencia (Argentina)
• The Society of Wilderness (Taiwan)
• EVAC (France)