ABOUT THE GSF
SDSN’s Global Solutions Forum (GSF) brings together sustainable development experts from around the world to showcase how they are implementing local initiatives that are advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The 2019 inaugural GSF convened 10 inspiring SDG actors for rapid-fire presentations where they shared progress, highlight victories, and inspired all of us to keep moving forward. Each Global Solution presentation packed challenges and discoveries into 7 minutes of stories, images, and insights.
GSF 2020
In 2020, SDSN will take this initiative to the next level, with an innovative event alongside the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and the International Conference for Sustainable Development (ICSD) to showcase the eight best solutions coming from SDSNs National and Regional Networks.
Due to the continued uncertainty around the global COVID-19 pandemic, GSF 2020 was held virtually.
You can re-watch both events on our SDSN YouTube Channel.
Australia, New Zealand & Pacific
Great Lakes
Hong Kong
Russia
Belgium
Germany
Mediterranean
Mexico
We look forward to making the GSF 2020 a memorable virtual event and a great kick-off for the Decade of Action!
T H E S O L U T I O N S
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Anne Ellersiek of @IASS_Potsdam gave some hints for the scaling up of the #advisorycouncils of @SDSN_Germany. The s… https://t.co/p9ev9Ph2va -
With all the solutions available today, it is easy to miss a piece to the puzzle! Vera Meynen of @UAntwerpen… https://t.co/eyi3Z6thlL
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We had a perfect moment earlier today at #GSF2020 when @simone_cresti enacted the #FEDKITO solution for our partici… https://t.co/kHHpDx7wFo
ABOUT THE SDSN
The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) mobilizes global scientific and technological expertise to promote practical problem solving for sustainable development. Since 2012, the SDSN has been committed to supporting the implementation of sustainable development solutions at local, national, and global scales. Much of SDSN’s work is led by National or Regional SDSNs, which mobilize knowledge institutions around the SDGs. Spanning six continents, the SDSN network comprises over 1100 member institutions, most of which are universities, coordinated by 37 National and Regional Networks.