Health Women: Climate Change and Sets Agenda

health women: Under the G20 process, Japan, as host nation, sets the agenda for discussions on specific economic and financial issues, as well as social and environmental matters that will range this year from health and women's empowerment to climate change and dealing with marine plastic waste. ; The impetus for the current G20 Summit was the global financial meltdown in 2008, when the leaders gathered to discuss how to prevent a similar crisis from happening again, according to The Japan Times. And over the course of the years, the agenda has been broadened to include a more wide-ranging set of concerns and topics. Some 30,000 participants, including U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, are expected to come to Osaka for the two-day meeting from Friday. All G20 commitments are voluntary and not legally binding. For Japan, hosting this year's G20 has proved to be a challenge. But they serve as an indicator of the general policy direction of the member states on specific issues such as investing in developing countries, which energy sources are likely to be targeted for future development, what future investment opportunities might open up or expand in member states and what kinds of political decisions might be taken, in a broad sense. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.