Global sustainability defines the conditions under which humans and nature, societies and the biosphere, the world and the Earth can co-exist in ways that enable productive harmony, stability and resilience to support present and future generations.

 

Collaborative campaigns can be designed to explore interactions between social and natural systems - from local to global scales - with a particular focus on sustainability as an avenue for human development in the context of global environmental change and Earth resilience.

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Participants can include government, NGOs, business, universities, research institutions and the community.

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Below are some examples of sustainability campaigns.

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Global System and Country-level Campaigns

• Cryosphere (the frozen oceans and poles)

• Atmosphere (the gases surrounding our planet)

• Hydrosphere (oceans, lakes and clouds)

• Biosphere (surface and atmosphere of the earth occupied by living organisms)

• Climate

• Social-ecological systems (our capacity to adapt or transform in the face of change)

• Urban systems innovation

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Resource-based Campaigns

• Energy

• Land use and agriculture

• Marine resources

• Water - supply, pollution, recycling

• Waste management - landfill, plastic, toxic

• Mining and extractive industries

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If you would like to discuss a sustainability program for your organisation, please complete the form below.

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