Category: Past Events

A new report looks at how the development community can work together to best influence and inform the take up of the SDGs in our region. The report summarises the findings from the forum "SDGs in the Asia-Pacific: A shared agenda for action", co-hosted by the RDI Network, Sydney-based universities and SDSN Australia/Pacific.

SDSN Australia/Pacific and its members recently had the pleasure of hosting inspirational global urban sustainable development expert and SDSN Co-Chair Aromar Revi. If you missed out on seeing him, you can catch up here on all the videos, reports and media.

A new workshop report discusses how knowledge institutions can support the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in the Pacific.

Please join SDSN Australia/Pacific during 2-5 May in New Zealand to discuss the SDGs and what they mean for New Zealand at one of the events hosted by our members and others with Network Chair Prof. John Thwaites.

SDSN Australia/Pacific, in partnership with SDSN Youth, is giving students from Melbourne, Monash, and RMIT Universities an opportunity to join a lunch roundtable with global cities expert Aromar Revi. Applications close 25 April!

You can now view the full recording of our webinar, featuring one of the world’s leading experts on the Great Barrier Reef discussing the recent threat by UNESCO to list the reef as "in danger".

See how Western Australians are planning to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their state, as part of a workshop hosted by Curtin University in partnership with SDSN Australia/Pacific.

As part of an SDSN public consultation on how mining can contribute to the SDGs, SDSN Australia/Pacific member the University of Queensland is hosting an online and in-person consultation for the Australia/Asia/Pacific region on 17 February 2016.

In December, SDSN Australia/Pacific joined with SDSN Japan and UNU-IAS to host a workshop looking at the national implementation challenges of the SDGs and how different countries are addressing it.

Video now available: A public event on 19 October in Melbourne heard from leading thinkers from a range of sectors why the SDGs are important for Australia and the opportunities we have for using them.