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Menorca. The place where the Sustainable Development Goals are translated through the Agricultural Stewardship

Eva Izquierdo 3rd September 2019 Leave a Comment on Menorca. The place where the Sustainable Development Goals are translated through the Agricultural Stewardship

By GOB Menorca On Tuesday, 30 July 2019, Turmadèn des Capità was the scenario of a soulful event with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of sustainable agricultural management, while enjoying some art in the field, live music and gastronomy. A hundred people arrived at sunset at this organic farm, which has an […]

Launch of the 2018 SDG Spanish Cities Index

Eva Izquierdo 29th November 2018 Leave a Comment on Launch of the 2018 SDG Spanish Cities Index

By Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) Spain / REDS (Red Española para el Desarrollo Sostenible) On 16 October 2018 the Spanish SDSN Network, REDS launched the SDG Spanish Cities Index report showing the progress of 100 Spanish cities towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event included an intervention by the Spanish Minister of Environment […]

#Act4SDGs – Spain: Global Day of Action in Zaragoza

Eva Izquierdo 2nd October 2018 Leave a Comment on #Act4SDGs – Spain: Global Day of Action in Zaragoza

By Aranzazu Romero, ECODES In Spain, ECODES (part of the Spanish Platform Futuro en Común) organized stunts in several town squares, including in Zaragoza. Other local NGOs including ACPP (Asociación de Cooperación por la Paz), Aragón FISC, Hermanamiento León Nicaragua and Arapaz also coordinated and took part in the actions.

What would the world be like if we had no prejudice of each other based on where we were born and what we looked like?

Eva Izquierdo 2nd October 2018 Leave a Comment on What would the world be like if we had no prejudice of each other based on where we were born and what we looked like?

By Asociación La Bolina Ibriham Sow, asylum seeker from Guinea Conakry, asked this question during a video co-creation workshop on SDG #10 Reduced Inequalities; which inspired 20 migrants, refugees and locals to make a film on fighting prejudice and celebrating diversity in Granada, Spain. This was one of the 12 activities in Refugee Week Granada […]

WOMEN OF THE WORLD ON STRIKE: the Spanish Platform of NGDOs (CONGDE) supports and joins the International Feminist Strike on 8 March

Eva Izquierdo 12th March 2018 Leave a Comment on WOMEN OF THE WORLD ON STRIKE: the Spanish Platform of NGDOs (CONGDE) supports and joins the International Feminist Strike on 8 March

By Maria Gonzalez, Futuro en común Last year Argentine feminists called for an international partial strike under the slogan “Not one less, we want ourselves alive”. Millions of women went out into the streets in 70 countries to make visible our demands for productive and reproductive work, areas in which our presence is essential and […]

Proyecta Valencia – Hacia el 2030 initiative

Chris Gibson 22nd February 2018 Leave a Comment on Proyecta Valencia – Hacia el 2030 initiative

By Irene Vivas, Proyecta Valencia – Hacia el 2030 Proyecta Valencia – Hacia el 2030 is an awareness raising initiative promoted by five young people in the city of Valencia (Spain). Emilio – an oceanographer and founder of Bioagradables; Rocío – an architect; Julia – a graphic designer and social entrepreneur; Jesus – an architect […]

Spain: SDGs in Spain

admin 13th October 2017 Leave a Comment on Spain: SDGs in Spain

On this 2nd birthday of the Agenda 2030, signs show that we are not going in the right direction – an increase of hunger for the first time in 15 years, temperatures have been over the historical average of the past 32 years, etc. UNSG António Guterres recently alerted that the global community was disintegrating into […]

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