
Bristol launches first ever One City Plan
Today Bristol launched its first ever One City Plan, outlining how we can collectively create a fair, healthy and sustainable…
LinkAfter the largest ever United Nations consultation, its member nations agreed the Sustainable Development Goals in September 2015. The 17 SDGs, also known as the Global Goals, bring together economic, social and environmental aims in a single agenda and action plan to address the challenges facing our planet and its people up to 2030, and they took effect from January 2016.
To encourage the adoption and practical use of the SDGs to guide Bristol’s future sustainable development, Bristol Green Capital Partnership CIC has joined with a group of similarly-minded stakeholders in the city to form the Bristol SDG Alliance. The Alliance’s objectives are to use the SDGs to:
If you are interested in getting involved, then do get in touch with us.
Today Bristol launched its first ever One City Plan, outlining how we can collectively create a fair, healthy and sustainable…
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LinkAllan Macleod, SDG research and engagement associate working across Bristol Green Capital Partnership, Bristol City Council and the University of…
LinkThe UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) offer a globally-agreed agenda for sustainable and inclusive prosperity that ‘leaves no-one behind’. The…
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