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" Après 10 ans d’engagement pour les Objectifs du Millénaire, AIODM change de nom, en 2016, pour s’adapter au nouvel agenda post-2015 de l’ONU et devient AI-ODD, l’Alliance Internationale pour les Objectifs de Développement Durable.
AI-ODD s’engage pour le programme des Nations Unies (PNUD), les 17 Objectifs de Développement Durable (ODD), avec ses antennes basées dans 20 pays : France, Inde, Sénégal, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Bénin, République Démocratique du Congo, Congo Brazzaville, Cameroun, Burkina Faso, Togo, Madagascar, Maroc, Tunisie, Guinée Conakry, Gabon, Nigéria, Centrafrique, Tanzanie… De nombreuses actions ont été réalisées en Suisse où son siège a été basé pendant 15 ans. Il est à présent à Annemasse, à la Cité de la Solidarité Internationale (CSI), à la frontière franco-genevoise.
Une présence renforcée dans une vingtaine de pays, avec des antennes nationales, mais aussi des relations avec un grand nombre de pays, et un réseau de bénévoles engagés pour agir à la fois sur le terrain et auprès des institutions. Notre but est d’avoir un rôle de « facilitateur » pour encourager à l’action pour anticiper et contribuer davantage au mieux-être des populations, en particulier des plus fragilisées, et pour renforcer le pouvoir d’agir des dirigeants mais aussi des habitants pour la prise en compte des ODD dans leurs actions.
Il est important de noter que l’approche des 17 ODD est transversale, globale et holistique. Elle prend en compte l’inter-dépendance entre les objectifs (un projet peut contribuer à l’atteinte de plusieurs objectifs, où à contrario, s’éloigner de l’atteinte de certains objectifs en ayant un effet de destruction). D’autre part, les ODD sont universels, ils concernent autant les pays du Sud que les pays du Nord.
Parmi les membres du bureau de AIODD à Genève : Hager Chérif, ancienne Ministre en Tunisie, Mohamed Bin Ali Bin Said Albadi, Député à Oman et Directeur d’un hôpital, Steve Hoda, entrepreneur dans le domaine de l’agro-écologie et de nombreux responsable du secteur public, privé et associatif et citoyens.
Continuons à œuvrer ensemble, de manière positive et constructive, pour l’agenda 2030, avec le très précieux soutien des nombreuses ONG présentes sur le terrain faisant souvent un travail remarquable. Merci à toutes et à tous pour votre engagement. "
Pascale Fressoz
Fondatrice et Présidente de AI-ODD
Co-fondatrice de la Coalition des ONG pour les ODM, puis pour les ODD, à Genève
Ambassadeur de la Paix pour le CPPS au Bénin (2015 à 2019)
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2006, conference organized at the Palais Nations in Mossou, Ivory Coast
AIODM, whose launch was announced in 2006 at a conference held at the Palais des Nations as part of an Aid Federation conference, has supported the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) since 2015, following seven years of commitment to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) initiated by Kofi Annan. At that time, we received encouragement from Mr. Perez de Celluar, former Secretary-General of the UN, and several other recognized international leaders. One of AIODM's (our name before the SDGs) major achievements was the creation of AIODM Millennium Villages.
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Our vision is to have a role of "facilitator" to contribute modestly but concretely to improving the well-being of populations, protecting the planet and working for lasting peace through the implementation of the SDGs.
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Create and maintain constructive momentum around the SDGs
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Analyze economic, environmental and social policies and learn about progress in different countries.
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Promote the qualities, skills, potential and strengths of each person.
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Mobilize the resources of the population, in certain areas, as well as those of their living environment for their prosperity and well-being.
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Promote the 17 SDGs and encourage proactive coordination and implementation for greater well-being, prosperity and peace in the world.
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TOP Award 2017, Benin
2017 – Steve Hoda, president of AIODD Benin, is listed in the TOP Award 2017 published by the Junior Chamber International (JCI), among the 8 most outstanding young people in Benin.
Steve Hoda is recognized for his strong social commitment within AIODD and the numerous initiatives undertaken by the AIODD Benin team. He is among the top 8 young, noteworthy, and remarkable individuals, and is also a recipient of the Tony Elumelu Award, which recognizes the 1,000 best business ideas in Africa. He was selected for the Hello Tomorrow Summit, held in Paris in October 2017, for his startup, AfriRice Technology, which was among the top 500 deep-tech startups worldwide.
2016 – Tidiane Diouware and Pascale Fressoz are appointed Ambassadors of Peace by Prof. Tévoédjéré for the initiative Peace by another path - access to the site
Mr. Albert Tévoedjré, Emeritus Mediator of the Association of Mediators of the Member States of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (AMP/UEMOA), former special advisor to Mr. Kofi Annan, Mediator of the Republic of Benin, President of the Pan-African Center for Social Prospective (CPPS, supported by the government of Benin), has just appointed as Ambassador of Peace Mr. Tidiane DIOUWARA, Director of CIPINA (Center for Information and Promotion of the Image of a New Africa), an association specializing in the promotion of the positive image of Africa, based in Lausanne (Switzerland) and Ms. Pascale Fressoz, President of the International Alliance for Sustainable Development Goals (AIODM/AIODD), Co-Founder and Vice-President Europe of the Coalition of NGOs for the SDGs. Together, they are tasked by the CPPS and Professor Albert Tévoedjré to support a petition concerning the African Initiative for Education for Peace and Development through Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue. The petition, accompanied by an ambitious action program, was signed by the Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Antonio Guteres. and to encourage initiatives for Peace by Another Path.
2016 – Sessi Prisca Houaito, Director of AIODD Benin and recognized executive in the field of management is named Women of Peace in Benin by the NGO Fe.
2013 – Presentation of the Legion of Honour to Pascale Fressoz by the Ivorian government for the actions carried out by AIODD in many countries, in particular the Millennium Villages set up by Désirée Djomand and the action of the Coalition of NGOs for the MDGs-SDGs in Geneva.
In January 2013, the Minister of Health in Côte d'Ivoire, Raymonde Goudou Koffi, presented the Legion of Honour on behalf of the Ouattara government to Pascale Fressoz, President of the International Alliance for the Millennium Goals (AIODM, now AIODD) and co-founder and co-chair of the Coalition of NGOs for the MDGs, from 2010 to 2015. A great mark of recognition for all the work carried out in different countries by AIODM, particularly in Côte d'Ivoire under the leadership of Désirée Djomand, President of AIODM Côte d'Ivoire and Secretary General of AIODM, which enabled the organization of major conferences, the creation of numerous AIODM Millennium Villages and field projects with and for vulnerable populations.
AIODD and En-Jeu are currently working on enhanced action to facilitate the implementation of the SDGs, particularly within Local Authorities, through a communication campaign and the creation of simple and pragmatic software. The software that we are developing together will make it possible to make a diagnosis through the prism of the SDGs, then to define a strategy by integrating the 17 SDGs, a reporting system with indicators, and a multi-year action plan.
Convinced that only sincere attention to others and to the world can guarantee real common improvement, MAIF places it at the heart of its commitments within the framework of this partnership with the International Alliance for Sustainable Development Goals.
The partnership with the Compagnie de l'Aparté (creation of a play by 17/18 year olds on the SDGs) emphasizes the importance of young people's investment in communication and awareness-raising on the SDGs.
The partnership with AKAL aims to ensure that economic actors integrate social and environmental aspects upstream of production and distribution, in the Tafilalet region, and more generally in Morocco.
Is Lake Geneva a toy? – Pleading competition
A network of stakeholders acts in partnership for the organization and animation of a pleading competition in the field of water and the environment. The first edition was organized in Evian on the theme "Is Lake Geneva a toy?", in collaboration with the University of Savoie Mont-Blanc and the University of Geneva.
Our partners at the AIODD and UNESU conference organized in June 2019
