Sustainable Development

On the paradigm shift that awaits, a common-sense approach to rebalancing the troubled structures of international trade in the global economy.

Under the leadership of foreign policy chief Sofia Belver-Tamarashvili, the European Republic becomes a global force for social and environmental justice.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals are not just a tool for developing countries. They should drive EU responses to today’s many challenges.

People’s awareness, understanding and perception on the climate change and the ecological crisis should not be disregarded in the global action for sustainability and social and environmental justice. Education for sustainability works on all of this: let’s not disregard education as driver of the global change.

The two things that will shape Africa’s progress in the coming years and decades are its population demographics and climate change.

As the world rapidly continues to urbanise, cities will have to play a progressively greater role in the move towards a low carbon economy. By working towards the creation of a closed circular economy and a slow economy cities could be well placed to lead the transition.