The draft report, “Financing Sustainable Development: Implementing the SDGs through Effective Investment Strategies and Partnerships”, is open for public consultation until 10 January 2015.

SDSN Australia/Pacific has recently joined SDSN Indonesia and SDSN Southeast Asia to host a successful regional summit on sustainable energy and deep decarbonisation in Jakarta.

A new regional initiative from SDSN members RMIT University and the Pacific Institute for Public Policy is aiming to include the voices of Pacific Islanders into the debate on the Sustainable Development Goals and the Post-2015 agenda.

Climate Change Science & Negotiations is a new online course being offered as part of the SDSN.edu initiative and is now open for enrollment.

A new comprehensive report as part of SDSN's Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project shows how Australia can decarbonise its economy and meet its share of the global greenhouse gas emissions reductions while maintaining economic prosperity.

SDSN.edu is a new flagship educational initiative offering free online courses on sustainable development, created and delivered by global experts from around the world. Enrollments are now open for three inaugural courses.

In one of the first of its kind in the world, a new report considers what the UN Sustainable Development Goals could mean for a developed country like Australia.

A short video on how SDSN's groundbreaking Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project will help Australia thrive in a low-carbon world.

SDSN Australia/Pacific's membership has grown to 12 with the addition of new SDSN members Council for International Development in NZ, Pacific Institute of Public Policy based in Vanuatu, and RMIT University and the University of Melbourne in Australia.

The report shows how the 15 major emitting countries including Australia can cut their carbon emissions by mid-century in order to prevent dangerous climate change.