Category: Universities & SDGs

SDSN Australia/Pacific and its Youth Initiative were pleased to support the reporting process of Australia's first Voluntary National Review, released on 15 June 2018.

A new statement from SDSN Australia/Pacific summarises how the sector is already engaging with and contributing to SDG implementation in Australia, in support of the Australian Government’s VNR process.

SDSN Australia/Pacific is assisting to collect additional case studies on university sector contributions to SDG implementation for Australia's Voluntary National Review. The deadline for submission is 19 January 2018.

SDSN Australia/Pacific held a workshop with key stakeholders on the contribution of the university sector in Australia towards the implementation of Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Australian Government is seeking input on SDG implementation as part of both the preparation for Australia's first National Voluntary Review on Agenda 2030 and the Senate Inquiry on the SDGs. Australian universities are encouraged to provide input to these.

A new guide just released by SDSN Australia/Pacific highlights the important role universities have in implementing the SDGs and provides practical guidance on how they can accelerate their contributions.

Catch up on the video from the recent SDSN Australia/Pacific and ACTS webinar, which provided practical guidance and tips on how universities can map their activities against SDGs.

Five leading Australian universities have become the first signatories to a landmark University Commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), led by SDSN Australia/Pacific.

We are keen to hear from universities, higher education organisations and knowledge institutions in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific on how you are already using the SDGs to advance research, education and organisational leadership on sustainable development. Submissions received before 22 August could be featured in the lead up to the Australian SDGs Summit.