Author: Made Neat

This new SDSN AusNZPac / ACTS group aims to support and accelerate member efforts to mainstream education for sustainability and the SDGs within their institutions. The group is holding four sessions in 2024.

As part of ICSD 2024, we would love to hear about examples of programs to support mission-oriented research from around the world!

SDSN Australia, NZ & Pacific was immensely saddened to learn of the death of Harold Mitchell, a visionary supporter of our work on sustainable development, on 10 February 2024.

SDSN AusNZPac supported the 2023 National Child and Youth Statement on Climate Change, which captures the concerns and recommendations of young Australians.

SDG stakeholders from all sectors are invited to this session on 25 Oct, to identify lessons on implementing the SDGs in Australia to help plan for accelerating action going forward.

SDG stakeholders are invited to join a fantastic panel of experts on 12 Oct to discuss the key takeaways for Australia from recent global proposals to accelerate action on the SDGs.

SDSN Youth AusNZPac is supporting the 2023 Australian LCOY on climate change as a part of the global youth consultations ahead of COP28.

SDSN AusNZPac was thrilled to co-host SDSN president and globally eminent leader in sustainable development, Professor Jeffrey Sachs, for a public lecture in Melbourne on 11 Oct 2023.

SDSN AusNZPac Youth is thrilled today to launch a youth-led report using SDGs framework to measure young people’s progress towards sustainable developmentSDSN AusNZPac Youth is thrilled today to launch a youth-led report using SDGs framework to measure young people’s progress towards sustainable development

Join us on 3 July to launch SDSN Youth AusNZPac’s groundbreaking new report, which uses the SDGs to measure youth progress towards sustainable development in our region.Join us on 3 July to launch SDSN Youth AusNZPac’s groundbreaking new report, which uses the SDGs to measure youth progress towards sustainable development in our region.