This IGES report analyses how disruptions in environment, health, politics and technology will affect our lifestyles in 2050. Based on these, it forecasts how we can back cast and see what action we can take now, focusing on a more people-centered approach and on ‘soft’ changes in culture and norms, rather than ‘hard’ technological or economic fixes.

This unique programme is designed to provide participants with the understanding, knowledge, and skills to integrate Education for Sustainable Development and Education for Global Citizenship into classrooms, schools, and curricula with depth and creativity. Unlike most programmes in sustainability, in these courses the Earth Charter (EC) is used as a central feature of this approach. The EC provides a broad, inclusive and powerful values-based orientation that can be infused within the missions

This publication aims to identify linkages and contribute to the understanding of the Encyclical Laudato Si and the Earth Charter. To achieve this, a series of articles written by renowned writers and global leaders have been compiled.

A brochure detailing a project in Sri Lanka focused on eco-innovation in the agri-food sector.

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how Ecotourism Kenya has applied the Guidelines' principles to the Eco-rating Certification Scheme that aims to promote responsible tourism in Kenya.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how Braskem has applied the Guidelines' principles to the I’m GreenTM label that was created to help the identification of products that have I’m Green Polyethylene in its composition.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

Support and investment in Information Communication Technology (ICT) directly affects an individual country’s performance, against the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to new research, commissioned by Huawei and carried out by SustainAbility

Global guidance on making effective environmental, social and economic claims, to empower and enable consumer choice.

The Guidelines offer value chain and public sector professionals clear guidance on making effective, trustworthy claims to consumers, on product-related sustainability information. They are applicable to all regions and companies of all sizes.

Executive summary available in all UN languages: download on the left.

Full Guidelines available in English, Spanish and German: https://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how CII has applied the Guidelines' principles to its Green Product Certification, a product certification that helps consumers to make informed choices in the building sector.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

What is the level of consciousness and behavior of Brazilians towards conscious consumption? What are the barriers and drivers for more sustainable practices? What is the perception and expectation of Brazilians regarding corporate social and environmental responsibility? These were some of the questions answered by "Akatu's 2018 Survey - Conscious Consumption Brazilian Background".

THE EUROPEAN UNION MARKET FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS: THE RETAIL PERSPECTIVE ON SOURCING POLICIES AND CONSUMER DEMAND

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a) Discussing with Kids about 'Need vs Want', happiness and link to material possessions.
b) Using mathematics to show the scope of plastic challenge.
c) Calculating environmental footprint of students based on their habits (shower time, means of transport, new/re-use clothes, etc
d) Exercise to compare footprint of packaged orange juice vis-a-vis fresh squeezed.

This material presents the results of the Advance SCP project in Peru related to one of the prioritised sectors: refineries.

The Advance SCP project promotes sustainable consumption and production (SCP) patterns in eight emerging economies spread across SouthEast Asia, Africa and Latin America. The project takes the countries’ needs and preferences into consideration: For instance, the UN Environment-led activities in Peru aim to develop Life Cycle Inventory data for refineries, hydroelectric power plants and landfills and a National Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIO-LCA) database.

This material presents the results of the Advance SCP project in Peru related to one of the prioritised sectors: landfills.

The Advance SCP project promotes sustainable consumption and production (SCP) patterns in eight emerging economies spread across SouthEast Asia, Africa and Latin America. The project takes the countries’ needs and preferences into consideration: For instance, the UN Environment-led activities in Peru aim to develop Life Cycle Inventory data for refineries, hydroelectric power plants and landfills and a National Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIO-LCA) database.

This material presents the results of the Advance SCP project in Peru related to one of the prioritised sectors: hydroelectric power plants.
The Advance SCP project promotes sustainable consumption and production (SCP) patterns in eight emerging economies spread across SouthEast Asia, Africa and Latin America. The project takes the countries’ needs and preferences into consideration: For instance, the UN Environment-led activities in Peru aim to develop Life Cycle Inventory data for refineries, hydroelectric power plants and landfills and a National Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIO-LCA) database.

The Global Ecolabelling Network have drafted brief descriptions of Type 1 life cycle-based ecolabels and the Global Ecolabelling Network into English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Russian.

The Collaborative Framework for Food Systems Transformation explains how governments and
stakeholders, at national or local levels, can apply a food systems approach to policymaking
and implementation. The publication suggests practical and easy-to-follow actions for performing analyses of food systems, expanding or reorienting existing activities, integrating
policy interventions, and building effective food systems governance.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

This case study presents a successful business strategy to extend products lifetime. The aim with these case study is to inspire and encourage organisations to shift to more circular models, to improve their business models towards prolonging or extending a product’s lifetime.

The BPIE guide addresses various aspects of the Directive, offering Member States a comprehensive toolkit to meet the decarbonisation challenge. It focuses on articles were requirements evolved or were added: long-term renovation strategies, financing of renovation, EPCs and building renovation passports, smart readiness indicator and how to calculate energy performance.

The ExcEED EU-funded project published a new factsheet which recalls the main objectives of the project and presents its platform to collect existing buildings’ energy performance data, especially given the contribution it can give to the development of the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI).

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how Betterfly Tourism has applied the Guidelines' principles to the environmental footprint of hotels - that consists of measuring and communicating the environmental impacts of a guest’s over-night stay based on a life cycle approach.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how Freemet has applied the Guidelines' principles to the statement on the biodegradability of its laundry detergent.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information

This case study forms part of the project ‘Testing the Applicability of the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information'. The aim is to share a practical application of the Guidelines’ principles by companies and standard-setting organizations.

This case study showcases how SOFEA has applied the Guidelines' principles to its product rating system for office products.

The Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information are available here: http://www.oneplanetnetwork.org/resource/guidelines-providing-product-sustainability-information