In Denmark, Scouts play to build a better world
Who said learning about the SDGs has to be boring? In Denmark, youth organisations have been centring the SDGs in their programs and activities, with games and nation-wide tours.
Stories and Advice to Engage Citizens for Sustainable Development
Who said learning about the SDGs has to be boring? In Denmark, youth organisations have been centring the SDGs in their programs and activities, with games and nation-wide tours.
An innovative campaign by Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation aims to build support for the 2030 Agenda.
At Scandinavia’s biggest book fair, visitors learn about new books and ideas on how to make the world a better place.
To connect rural and marginalized communities with one another – and with the world – this initiative transforms libraries into communication hubs.
Want to be inspired and see what the future holds? Meet the winners and finalists of the SDG Action Awards, making change happen and generating useful lessons for us communicators.
This campaign piggybacked on a trendy new music genre and used gamification to raise rainforest awareness among young Norwegians.
Germany’s Engagement Global agency projected SDG messages onto prominent buildings and objects in big cities, fusing physical with digital campaigning.
Events and festivals are great places to engage citizens for sustainable development. So what do you do when your events are cancelled because of a global pandemic?
The annual “Noviazgos libres de violencia” campaign aims to change behaviours and attitudes to violence, especially within young couples.
“Coloc of Duty”, a quirky new comic book, introduces young French readers to sustainable development. It is a joint effort of star comic book author Jul, Agence Française de Développement, and the Angoulême International Comics Festival.