In July, Ireland will present its Voluntary National Review to the UN.
In May, Coalition 2030 published its parallel review ‘Furthest behind First, or Falling behind Further? The human stories that challenge Ireland’s claims to be leaving no one behind ’ which provides a counter-view to the Irish government’s assessment of how Ireland is doing on the SDGs.
In light of SDG16, LAPAS (Latvian Platform for Development Cooperation) organised a practical simulation and follow-up discussion on June 15.
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In collaboration with Italian embassies, ASviS organised the seventh edition of the Sustainable Development Festival from 8 to 24 May in Italy, online and around the world.
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“LLLTalk – EU Education Made Simple” is the podcast of the Lifelong Learning Platform that dives into the most discussed topics in the sector
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On 6 & 7 June 2023, within the framework of ALDA Festival and General Assembly 2023, EPIC – European Platform of Integrating Cities partners and both local and international stakeholders gathered together in Brussels (Belgium) for the last events of the project.
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Like all UN member states, Russia declared its commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015.
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EU should takes further measures to reverse the negative trends highlighted in the EU Voluntary Revie
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Just six and a half years remain before 2030, and the EU is underway in its preparations for its first EU Voluntary Review (EU VR) to track progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Food insecurity has been increasing worldwide, compromising chances of achieving SDG 2 – zero hunger – by 2030.
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Global warming, extreme weather events, rising energy prices and the EU’s dependence on oil and gas make it more important than ever to make Europe and beyond a carbon-free and sustainable society and economy.
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