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Will Even One of the U.N.’s 17 ‘SDGs’ Reach Success?
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No poverty. Zero hunger. Quality education for all. Gender equality. Clean water and sanitation. Reduced inequalities. Peace, justice and strong Institutions.
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How to Ensure That All Countries Build Sustainable Futures
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Where it exists, armed conflicts undermine environmental governance, and at a time where the environment is under intense pressure. How to get out of it is proposed here . . .
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Decolonising AI for Equity: A Global Perspective
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After the recent developments at Anthropic and other leading AI laboratories, the world is confronted with a profound question: What kind of AI future do we truly need?
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What Chief Sustainability Officers Highlight on Sustainability
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The most consequential sustainability decisions are often not labelled as “sustainability decisions”. They are choices about where to build, what to source, which technologies to deploy, how to design products and which risks to price.
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Professionals Explore Buildings vs Climate Challenges
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Co-hosted by Concordia and the National Research Council Canada (NRC), the conference drew participants from 205 institutions across six continents.
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What Can Somalia Learn from Singapore’s Development
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Hosted by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Executive Education, the study tour provided an opportunity for the Somali delegation to explore approaches to executive education, public sector leadership development . . .
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Sustainability: Who Will Still Champion This By 2031?
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Most of the students who registered for their first semester this year will graduate in 2030, the year the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) expire.
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How Western Consumption Affects Global South Environment
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Industrialized countries send millions of metric tonnes of used clothing, electronic equipment and other products to the Global South, and with them, the environmental and health implications . . .
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Finding Beauty in Chaos: Human Resilience in Cities
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Hamad Almuzaini’s Precarious Beings explores how people quietly reshape public spaces in Kuwait through everyday improvisation
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