The Sustainable Design Council and METAGOOD RESEARCH & INDUSTRIES, led by Muhammad Turab Randhawa, with Bilal Farooq from Pakistan, and GSFN, brought a global collective that applies “good planet” design thinking for new systems thinking and actions for change systems that are comprehensively aligned to the 17 Global SDGs. The unique GSFN Global South Summit…
FRIDAY IDEA EXCHANGE is a unique program providing a space for people worldwide to present their work on the best sustainable practices. We conduct monthly events every second and third Friday of the month, which serves as a public engagement and knowledge exchange platform. These monthly meetings invite speakers, training, lectures, brainstorming sessions and networking….
The Global Sustainable Futures has partnered with Infinity Eight Productions. Both parties agree to exchange knowledge and insight on climate change and sustainable development goals (SDGs), focusing on their core areas of expertise during conferences and relevant events. This exchange may include, but is not limited to, participation in e-books, joint workshops, and collaborative research…
SOLUTIONS & ACTIONS AT SUMMIT ’24 THIS “GOOD PLANET” DESIGN THINKING IS ALSO 100% APPLICABLE for THE GLOBAL SOUTH! THEREFORE WE PRESENT… a “sum of soil health” valorisation design thinking FOR PURVEYORS OF GOOD | SOIL HEALTH FOR “THY PLANET” ACTIONS CONFERENCE OF PURVEYORS of GOOD | SOIL HEALTH FOR THE PLANET | JAN 2024 |…
Showcase your achievements The GSFN2023 was designed to showcase your achievements. We invited you to submit proposals where three stakeholders had worked together to deliver a product or service to the society/community. One of the sessions was a panel discussion showcasing exemplary demonstrations. The panel has three people: one academic, one business/community, and one representative of…
Global Sustainable Futures Network (GSFN) is embarking on an exciting new journey of capacity development at community levels in the Global South. Capacity building of Global South in addressing the severe challenges of climate change and achieving sustainable development goals is essential and urgent. Equipping countries, communities and individuals with knowledge, skills and resources can…
The Global Sustainable Futures Network (GSFN) facilitates the provision of information, training, and support to build and strengthen the capacity of the Global South to identify local, regional and national issues, drivers and opportunities. The GSFN provides an open, transparent, worldwide platform to identify partners and technology to make informed technology choices, find appropriate partners,…
Capacity development, stronger links between research, policy and practice and the importance of a systems approach are the three continuing priorities for Global South early career researchers. Though several strategies have been employed to address specific barriers, there are few open, inclusive, and proactively engaging platforms for developing and disseminating empirical research and monitoring and…
Global Sustainable Futures Network coordinates purposeful educational programs that can be delivered to the unique community wanting to put them into practice simultaneously. This could include educational series on farming practices, water management, land management, clean air, waste management, spiritual leadership, corporate social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, research skills, project management, mental health, climate change, and…
s trengthening Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) in the Global South needs a systems approach. Capacity development and a more profound linkage between research, policy and practice can speed the transition to an innovation-led, knowledge-based economy. Though several strategies are employed to address specific barriers, an open, inclusive, and proactively engaging platform for developing and…
