The Planning Institute of Jamaica is Jamaica's primary planning agency for national policy advise and monitoring. With, there is a sector specialist for the education sector that advise, monitors and conducts research on the sector.

Graham International University envisions a world of interconnectedness, where cultural diversity is celebrated and diplomatic bonds thrive. Through accessible education, we aspire to cultivate global citizens equipped with deep cultural understanding and empathy. Our vision extends beyond borders, fostering harmonious relationships among nations. We envision a future where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to address global challenges collaboratively. With scholarship opportunities spanning selected nations, we aim to empower talented minds worldwide, creating a brighter, more inclusive future for generations. Graham International University (GIU) is a 100% online institution dedicated to providing accessible and affordable education worldwide. With a diverse international faculty and staff, GIU is uniquely positioned to connect diverse communities and bridge cultural gaps through education. As part of The Frankie Graham Jr. Foundation, GIU is driven by a mission to shape the future of international relations. We believe in the power of education to foster mutual understanding, respect, and collaboration among nations. By educating individuals about different cultures, belief systems, and global perspectives, GIU aims to contribute to stronger diplomatic relationships and a more harmonious world. Our commitment extends beyond borders to reach underprivileged communities in Africa, the Arab World, Asia, Europe, and South America. GIU offers a variety of educational programs designed to empower individuals and create opportunities for personal and professional growth. At GIU, we are passionate about making education a universal right rather than a privilege. Join us as we transform lives, build bridges, and inspire a brighter future for all.

At our institution, we believe that quality education is a fundamental right and a critical driver for achieving global sustainability goals. We are dedicated to making higher education accessible, affordable, and impactful for learners worldwide while integrating sustainable development principles into everything we do. Our Vision: A world where every person, regardless of location or circumstance, has the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills needed to contribute to a sustainable, equitable future for all.

higher education for sustainable development, sustainable environmental and Energy education 2000

Indigenous Consciousness Education Research methods and practice. SDGs 4, 10, 11, 16

capacity strengthening in education research, methodology and evaluation, teacher quality and preparation, teaching, research on STEM, early childhood education, equity/social justice, global education, Africa education 140+

UNIRANKS’ Areas of Focus Around Higher Education for Sustainable Development At UNIRANKS, we advance sustainable development in higher education through three key pillars: Quality and Transparency in Education - We provide a global, open-ranking system that emphasizes accountability, equity, and quality in universities. - Our methodology promotes transparent data collection and stakeholder engagement, supporting SDG 4: Quality Education. Career Pathways and Employability - Through the UNIRANKS Career Path Initiative, we guide students from Grade 8 through university graduation, aligning academic choices with future workforce needs. - This fosters inclusive and market-relevant education that contributes to economic sustainability and lifelong learning opportunities. Partnerships and Global Collaboration - We organize the annual WHERS Conference and other academic forums that connect universities, policymakers, and industry leaders to discuss sustainability, innovation, and employability. - These initiatives support SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by fostering dialogue and collaboration across regions. Technology and Innovation for Education - We leverage AI-powered tools to enhance student guidance, university engagement, and global ranking accuracy. - By integrating digital innovation, we contribute to building resilient, inclusive, and future-ready higher education systems. Through these efforts, UNIRANKS promotes equitable access, responsible innovation, and sustainable growth in the higher education sector, ensuring that universities are better equipped to prepare students as drivers of sustainable development worldwide. Yes — UNIRANKS represents a global higher education community of over 30,000 universities and institutions, connecting students, schools, and universities worldwide.

AASHE is has been leading association for the advancement of sustainability in higher education for 20 years. We serve a full range of higher education faculty, administrators, staff and students who are change agents and drivers of sustainability innovation. We create resources and education for sustainability change agents at higher education institutions across the globe including our STARS system, a global sustainability standard for higher education. AASHE is comprised of over 900 members across 48 U.S. states, 1 U.S. Territory, 9 Canadian provinces and 20 countries.

Environmental Education The environmental network comprises around 400 members, 15 institutions.

My research focuses on integrating artificial intelligence, digital twin technologies, and advanced manufacturing systems to support sustainable development. I work on projects that enhance efficiency, reduce material waste, and improve safety in engineering systems. In addition, I contribute to inclusive education and mentoring initiatives that prepare the next generation of engineers and researchers to address sustainability challenges. The University of Oklahoma is a large public research university serving over 30,000 students across multiple campuses, with strong programs in engineering, science, health, and social sciences. Its community emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and global engagement.

The Network of Rectors for Sustainability is a collaborative platform that mobilizes higher education leaders to align universities with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the Paris Agreement, and the guiding frameworks of UNESCO’s Education for Sustainable Development (ESD for 2030) and the Greening Higher Education Framework. Its mission is to position higher education as a public good and a strategic actor in public policy, capable of shaping sustainable governance, advancing equity, and responding to global challenges. The Network operates through four Vice-Presidencies led by rectors: the Vice-Presidency of Strategic Alliances, which fosters cooperation across universities and global partners; the Vice-Presidency of Public Policy, which connects academia with evidence-based policymaking; the Vice-Presidency of Education for Sustainable Development, which integrates sustainability and green skills into curricula, in line with OECD and ILO recommendations; and the Vice-Presidency of Climate Change and Campus Management, which promotes universities as living laboratories aligned with national climate strategies and UNFCCC commitments. Across these structures, the Network strengthens research for sustainability, supports South-South and triangular cooperation, and ensures that inclusion, gender equity, and well-being are central to higher education’s role in sustainable development. Through this governance model, the Network reaffirms its commitment to the Higher Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI) and to advancing fairer, more resilient, and sustainable societies worldwide. At this moment there are more than 20 rectors from LAC university

Western Governors University (WGU) integrates sustainable development into higher education through competency-based education (CBE), prioritizing skill mastery over seat time, reducing resource use, and enabling flexible learning pathways. Its Environmental Barriers Program proactively supports students affected by natural disasters, maintaining an 87% retention rate during crises. WGU advances educational equity by serving underserved populations (66% of students in 2021) through affordable tuition, need-based scholarships, and personalized mentoring. Academic programs like the B.S. in Secondary Earth Science Education and sustainability-focused courses prepare graduates to address environmental challenges. The university emphasizes sustainable business practices, teaching corporate social responsibility (CSR) and strategies for reducing operational costs through energy efficiency. WGU Labs drives innovation via research on equitable access and scalable EdTech solutions, while policy advocacy promotes infrastructure upgrades and renewable energy initiatives. These efforts collectively position WGU as a leader in aligning higher education with environmental, social, and economic sustainability goals.

Sustainable laboratories, energy efficiency in lab HVAC systems, sustainable lab purchasing, waste reduction, building decarbonization 700 lab owners, operators, green lab managers, architects, engineers, facility managers and consultants

We actively engage students through collaborative initiatives, including sustainability campaigns, volunteer opportunities, and hands-on community projects that encourage youth leadership and civic engagement. GreenSphere also builds strategic partnerships with colleges and universities, offering guest lectures, co-hosted events, and peer-led activities that integrate environmental awareness into campus culture. GreenSphere is an emerging community-driven initiative currently building its core membership base. As of now, we have engaged over 60 individuals through pilot workshops, outreach events, and environmental campaigns across St. John’s, Newfoundland. Our growing network includes students, educators, local business owners, and community volunteers who are passionate about sustainability and environmental action. Our membership focus is on active engagement rather than passive subscription

The School of International Studies has a focus on Sustainable Development Goals and fosters seek action and contribute to HESI There is a big number of students at Universidad del Azuay.

Nutrición y Alimentación

Experiential learning, in particular real-world passion projects 45,000 plus students and almost comprehensive

Materialidad Riesgos Economía Finanzas

Indigenous Knowledge Systems research and learner-centered education practice

Our focus is integrating the SDGs into the curriculum. This involves teaching students about sustainability issues, equipping them with the skills to address these issues, and fostering a commitment to sustainable 500 onwards