Earth Charter Global Movement: Self-Organized Dialogues of the Global Ethical Stocktake for COP30

The COP30 Presidency and the Global Ethical Stocktake Circle have made an open invitation to all interested to contribute to the Global Ethical Stocktake (GES).

The GES initiative invites “religious leaders, artists, Indigenous peoples and local communities, youth, scientists, businesspeople, women, activists, and policymakers from the six continental regions of the planet to reflect on the values, behaviors, and responsibilities that must be transformed so that the commitments made at the UN Climate Conferences become a reality.”

Therefore, Earth Charter Internacional (ECI), calls all ECI Affiliated and Partner organizations to organize their local self-organized dialogues on the Global Ethical Stocktake.

After your self-organized dialogue gathering, send the results to the email [email protected] with the subject “Registration – GES Dialogue” and fill out this form so that your contribution is also included in the overall ECI contribution.

Submit by 26 September 2025

Contact person organizing the Dialogue (First Name and Last Name) *

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Date of Self-Organized Dialogue *

Contact email address *

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Organization leading the Dialogue *

Partner organizations involved in this Dialogue *

City *

State *

Country *

Number of people participating in this dialogue *

Photos of the event/dialogue gathering *

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Questions – Answers

Why aligned Organization

Why do we so often deny or ignore what science and traditional knowledge say about the climate crisis and share or tolerate misinformation, even knowing lives are at risk? *

Why do we continue with production and consumption models that harm the most vulnerable and are not aligned with the 1.5ºC Mission? *

What can we do to ensure that rich countries, major producers, and consumers of fossil fuels accelerate their transitions and contribute financing for these measures in the most vulnerable countries? *

What traditions, histories, or practices (cultural, spiritual) from your community teach us to live in greater harmony with nature? *

Considering that we need to guarantee diversity in the collective, how can we mobilize more people, leaders, corporations, companies, and nations to support just and ethical changes in combating the climate crisis? What ideas and values could inspire us in this mission? *