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216 million
CLIMATE MIGRANTS PROJECTED
BY 2050 BY THE WORLD BANK
Climate-related disasters caused over half of new displacements since 2022
91%
OF BLACK INDIVIDUALS
IN MAINLAND FRANCE FACE DISCRIMINATION.
–25%
WOMEN STILL EARN 25%
LESS THAN MEN ON AVERAGE
IN THE WORLD.
The transition to sustainability cannot be achieved without ensuring social justice and inclusion. In the face of climate change, we must collectively invent new ways of living with nature and redefine our values. How can we ensure that no one is left behind and use environmental challenges as an opportunity to build a more inclusive society?
Educating and raising awarness about inclusion
Acting on all mechanisms of exclusion for all relevant groups and improving inclusion awareness. Exclusion aects diverse groups in society, such as:
These inequalities are not always visible and must be handled with care. In the educational domain, ensuring inclusion means adjusting pedagogical methods, providing adapted resources, and promoting inclusive education from a young age.
Enacting laws to promote inclusion
Changing the regulatory ground rules. Laws can significantly impact social inclusion by:
In France, laws such as the 2005 Disability Equality Law or the 2014 Law for Real Equality between Women and Men promote inclusion and equal opportunities for all. However, numerous inequalities persist, and even grow. How will laws and societies address this challenges?
Promoting equal opportunities
Supporting inclusion in all areas involves:
So let’s champion diversity and inclusion with the creative spark of innovation!
In France, there are 12 million people with disabilities, accounting for 17,6% of the population! Among them, more than 9 million have an invisible disability.
According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), women globaly spend nearly three times more time on unpaid domestic work than men.
In the United States, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), African Americans are about five times more likely to be incarcerated than white individuals, despite similar crime rates.