An international UNESCO project.

An international, open-access channel promoting education for sustainability and climate change awareness.

A dedicated global network of regional observatories.

An international non-governmental organization that works for the conservation and protection of cultural heritage around the world.

This online resource provides a repository of several hundred collaborative projects in the arts, humanities and social sciences.

The outcome document of the 2017 World Humanities Conference.

Dedicated to structuring a convergent set of sustainability strategies based in the methodology of the Humanities.

Supporting an innovative, solution-oriented approach to sustainability research.

The New Paradigm: Meeting the Challenges and Opportunities of the 21st Century

Environmental journalism that brings Asia’s environmental problems and solutions to policymakers, academics and the lay public every weekday.

Detailing which specific contributions and concerns of the Humanities should be taken into particular consideration by UNESCO programmes.

Building resilient societies through the links between research, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation in the Caribbean

Working on the development of conceptual, operational, legal and political instruments that restore resilient mechanisms and practices at regional and local levels of decision making through resource stewardship.

An urban agroecology project based in Rio de Janeiro.

Committed to aiding communities in tackling climate change and achieving the ambitions of the Paris Agreement.

US National Park Service

A quest for a new human-centered theory of economics, with specific attention given to addressing issues of sustainability, the SDGs, and inequality.

The sustainability strategy of Mação, Portugal and the Earth and Memory Institute.

Located in northern Iceland, this summer programme focuses on the diverse interactions between humans and nature in the region.