In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, public institutions faced unprecedented challenges. Governments worldwide grappled with fundamental questions, seeking ways to sustain essential government functions and deliver critical public services. The World Public Sector Report 2023 explores the transformative impact of these efforts. Learn of 7 approaches the public sector employed to respond to the crisis and contribute towards achieving the SDGs.

“El pasado mes de marzo, en la XXVIII Cumbre Iberoamericana de Jefas y Jefes de Estado en República Dominicana, se adoptó la Carta Medioambiental Iberoamericana, un acuerdo político que integra las visiones de nuestros países frente a los múltiples y complejos desafíos medioambientales, incluyendo la crisis generada por los efectos del cambio climático, la pérdida […]

This report, developed by researchers at the University of the Arts London (UAL), seeks to map out what’s happening in this space across the British arts and cultural sectors. Thematically structured, it includes suggestions of best practice and links to practical resources for cultural organisations and activists across the world.

This major new report holds a number of firsts for the sector. It is the first ever to explore both intangible and tangible cultural heritage linked to climate change, it covers an unparalleled range and breath of research, and it includes hazard diagrams and trends analysis which will help to support our heritage and climate work going forward.

De cara a la COP 28, los 22 países que integran la Comunidad Iberoamericana, pese a pertenecer a distintos bloques de negociación, han aprobado un Comunicado conjunto, mediante el cual dan continuidad a lo acordado en la Carta Medioambiental Iberoamericana y presentan un mensaje conjunto de 16 puntos frente al mayor desafío que enfrenta la humanidad: el cambio climático.

Heritage organisations across the globe have united with the arts and creative sectors to launch a Global Call to Action urging the UN Climate Change Convention (UNFCCC) to include culture in climate policy. Artists and culture and heritage voices worldwide are encouraged to sign on ahead of COP28 UN Climate Conference.