This session is conceived as an initial space for exchange to consider the questions that should guide collective reflection in the lead-up to the 2027 SDG Summit.
It is pertinent to examine the extent to which the current framework has supported territorial realities and to identify areas that may require adjustment for the next global cycle. By raising these questions at an early moment, the intention is to contribute to the broader process through which the international community may assess the potential need for a renewed common framework for sustainable development, ensuring that such an assessment incorporates territorial perspectives from the outset. The review of global frameworks involves institutional and political considerations that influence coherence, coordination, and public trust. This preliminary discussion therefore seeks to outline the issues that the international system may need to address as deliberations advance toward 2027. Side Event at the ECOSOC Partnerships Forum organized by the United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG)
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