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Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) Switzerland mobilizes universities, research centers, civil society organizations, business and other knowledge centers to create and implement transformative solutions to achieve the Agenda 2030 and Paris Agreement in Switzerland and beyond.
Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals in Switzerland
News
17.9.2019
Unabhängige Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler zeigen im Global Sustainable Development Report GSDR den Fortschritt und den Handlungs- bedarf zu den SDGs.
17.9.2019
Our September newsletter is out! Read about the latest news and exciting events from our community.
13.6.2019
SDSN Switzerland is pleased to co-present the current GAiA issue focusing on research for the Sustainable Development Goals.
12.6.2019
Our June newsletter is out! Read about the latest news and exciting events from our community.
21.5.2019
Über hundert «Pioniere des Wandels» rufen Entscheidungsträger in Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft anlässlich der SDSN Switzerland Konferenz 2019 zum Handeln auf.
Lors de la conférence SDSN Suisse 2019 plus d’une centaine de „pionniers de la transformation“ appellent les décideurs des milieux politiques, économiques et sociaux à agir.
25.3.2019
Our March newsletter is out! Read about the latest news and exciting events from our community.
UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science
10.2.2019
We talked to Dr. Magdalena Schindler (Director HAFL - Bern University of Applied Sciences) about her work and career as a prominent scientist and what advice she would give to women and girls in science.
22.1.2019
Our first newsletter in 2019 is out! Read about the latest news and exciting events from our community.
23.10.2018
Our October newsletter is out! Keep up to date with news and events from our community.
7.10.2018
The 2018 Networks in Action report features the wide array of innovative solutions and initiatives being led by the SDSN’s national, regional, and thematic networks. It includes a new introductory piece by Prof. Mariana Mazzucato on mission-oriented research for the SDGs and also details how SDSN works with our networks.
21.8.2018
Our August newsletter is out! Keep up to date with news and events from our community.
SDG Index & Dashboards Report 2018
12.7.2017
Three years after adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), new and improved data provide insights into countries’ challenges and the steps they are taking to pursue the SDGs. Many countries are making rapid progress, but overall the world risks falling short of achieving the goals by 2030. Switzerland is ranked no. 7.
18.6.2018
Our June newsletter is out! Keep up to date with news and events from our community.
SDSN Switzerland's official launch conference coming up
7.2.2018
Some 250 decision makers will meet in Bern on 15 February in order to drive forward implementation by Switzerland of the global Sustainable Development Goals. They convene under the theme "Where Society, Science and Politics create solutions".
SDSN Switzerland’s ambitious vision for the 2030 Agenda
23.8.2017
A new discussion paper titled “Switzerland and the 2030 Agenda” provides decision-makers in politics, business, and society with concrete recommendations and directions for action on behalf of sustainability-oriented transformation policies in Switzerland.
Switzerland affords sustainability at the expense of others
18.7.2017
Two years after the adoption of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) the recently released SDG Index & Dashboards Report 2017 identifies continous need for action. Switzerland which is only ranked 8th, aslo needs to make an effort if it is to achscheive the Global Goals until 2030.
Kick-off meeting for a sustainable Switzerland
8.5.2017
The Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN appointed the Centre for Development and Enviroment (CDE) at the University of Bern, and Biovision Foundaton as the co-host for a SDSN branch in Switzerland. The kickoff meeting took place on Friday, 5 May 2017, in Bern - bringing together around 40 representatives from Swiss research ans science community, government, business and civil society.