How does culture contribute to sustainable futures? We recently hosted a roundtable discussion to find out. Along with our co-hosts from the Canada Council for the Arts, and guests from a range of stakeholders in arts and culture, we tackled questions concerning the ways the culture sector as a whole can significantly impact sustainable development

February 5-8, it is time for the third edition of the cultural and political event Folk and Kultur in Eskilstuna. We are on site with booths and seminars on sustainable culture and education in the community building.

In 2019, the headlines revealed an international arts and culture community with sights fixed firmly on our physical and digital futures: from sustainable artist wages and creative and cultural industries and intellectual property and copyright; to the future of policy and public support, policy challenges of the digital age and the climate crisis and sustainable development.

Durante una reunión que tuvo lugar el 4 de diciembre de 2019, el Grupo Interinstitucional y de Expertos de las Naciones Unidas sobre los indicadores relativos a los ODS (IAEG-SDG, por sus siglas en inglés) de las Naciones Unidas aprobó la actualización del indicador 4.7.1 de la categoría 3 a la categoría 2.

La celebración en Madrid de COP25 (La cumbre del Clima de 2019) propicia la concentración en esta ciudad de numerosos expertos sobre cambio climático del planeta. Con ocasión de estos encuentros especialistas (de ICOMOS Internacional y España)

The celebration in Madrid of the COP25 Climate Summit encourages the concentration of numerous experts on climate change on the planet.