After ten years, the SDGs show only partial progress. The UN warns that only 17% of the targets are advancing and calls for stronger global action.

Sustainable development guides political, economic, and social decisions, ensuring a just and balanced future for all future generations.

The visual language of the Sustainable Development Goals SDGs uses vibrant colors and simple icons to support local and global campaigns, conveying ideas and actions

Art drives change. Ruben Trespalacios brings together the 17 SDGs in a work, inspiring sustainability and a better future for all.

In Basel, Gundeldinger Feld is a model of sustainable urban development, combining architectural innovation and community engagement.

No man is crazy enough to wish for war; in peace, children bury their parents, but in war, it is the parents who bury their children.

Women as the powerful engine of sustainable development: equality, climate action, and justice for present and future generations.

Us and the Ukrainians: Solidarity is essential to overcoming wars, pandemics, and major disasters that deeply affect humanity. Javier Trespalacios - Suforall - Basel

Actions to promote Sustainable Development Goal 1 (SDG 1): End of poverty.

World Water Day is celebrated every March 22, with the aim of raising awareness about the value of this important natural resource.

The Sustainable Development Goal 1 (SDG 1) is "To end poverty in all its forms worldwide".

Sustainable products help reduce environmental impact while promoting responsible consumption and the development of circular economy practices worldwide. Suforall

Samsø, a Danish island, became in 2007 the first 100% renewable territory — a community achievement driven by social innovation and a local leader who transformed the mindset of the community.

The Heliotrope, the world's first energy-positive house, generates more than it consumes. An icon of sustainable architecture.

In February 2020, Colombia surpassed 50 million inhabitants. This historic milestone raises a key question: what challenges will they face in the future?

Sustainable development evolved by integrating economy, ecology and society, consolidating itself as a key solution to the planet's limits and challenges.

Sustainable Development Goals: The 2030 Agenda aims for action on people, planet, prosperity, peace, and partnerships.

Sustainable development expert Javier Trespalacios from Switzerland engaged with enthusiastic apprentices participating in the international congress.

Evolution of sustainable development: key milestones, documents, and actors from its institutionalization in 1987 to the evaluation of the MDGs in 2015.

Gunter Pauli's Blue Economy proposes a nature-inspired sustainable model, optimizing local resources and eliminating waste.