- Higher Education Associations Sustainability Consortium
Working with university leaders, student life and facilities staff to integrate sustainability into academic and facilities planning, curricula, student life and community partnerships Our members, described on the webpage, include associations for university leaders (e.g. presidents and chief academic officers), sustainability officers, student life and facilities staff and environmental health and safety staff nationally in the US. These associations work together through HEASC to integrate sustainability into academic and facilities planning, curricula, student life and community partnerships
- Higher Education Commission Pakistan
Quality Assurance and Higher Education Governance and Regulation more than 265 universities /Degree awarding Institutions
- Council of Community Colleges of Jamaica
The CCCJ provides standardized curricula, examination, and certification to members institutions. These certificates ranged from diploma to Master's degree. Therefore, greening the curricula is a major activity for the CCCJ. Through this initiative, the other SDGs will be achieved The CCCJ has 10 member institution, all government own. Collectively, 10,000 learners are enrolled in these institution each academic year.
- Central University of Technology, Free State
Social Entrepreneurship and sports for social change Interventions. + or - 1000 employees
- World Business School Council for Sustainable Business (WBSCSB)
- Universities Australia
- U.S. Partnership for Education for Sustainable Development
The US Partnership for Education for Sustainable Development (USP) acts as a convener, catalyst, and communicator working across all sectors of society in the US and internationally. We identify mainstream organizations and associations of organizations that are in unique and important positions to help create a more sustainable future, and we help them create their sustainability initiatives, policies, and professional development. We connect these organizations to take the initiatives to scale within and across societal sectors. The following represents some of our efforts.
Active in:Network: 2025 Networking ForumAction Group: Education for Green Jobs, SDG Publishers Compact - Studenten voor Morgen
Studenten voor Morgen (SvM) strives to integrate sustainability into higher education and student life. We do this by stimulating collaboration between more than 40 member organizations, organizing various projects and making our voice heard in discussions around the topics of sustainability and education at local, national and international levels. In addition, we often work together with other organizations that are committed to making education and student life more sustainable. To systematically change higher education for current and future generations.
- The Association of African Universities
- The Association of MBAs
- The Association of University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF)
- The Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability
- The Centre for Environment Education (CEE)
- The COPERNICUS Alliance
- The Himalayan University Consortium (HUC)
- The World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture
- SENAI
- SOS-UK: Students Organising for Sustainability UK
- National Union of Students (NUS)