UKSSD
Bioregional hosts the secretariat for UKSSD, a dynamic, multi-stakeholder network that’s working to implement the SDGs in the UK
Influencing wider change
Bioregional works to influence wider sustainable change by building alliances with partners and spreading best practice from our work and that of our partners
We use our practical experience to influence wider sustainable change in several ways. For example, we create and support alliances aimed at driving home the UN Sustainable Development Goals both in the UK and globally.
We also support cities and city-regions to engage a wide range of stakeholders to create sustainability strategies in line with One Planet Living.
And we advocate for policy change on issues that will help unlock the barriers to One Planet Living, with a particular focus in the UK on zero-carbon homes.
One Planet Living in towns and cities
Join our network of towns and cities across the globe that are using One Planet Living to drive joined-up action on the climate and ecological emergency
One Planet Oxfordshire
One Planet Oxfordshire is bringing together people and organisations across the county to deliver on a co-created vision and action plan for a happier, healthier and greener future for all Oxfordshire residents
Transform Together
Bioregional formed the Transform Together coalition with others to catalyse the change we need to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goal 12: sustainable consumption and production
Influencing wider change in action
Championing the Sustainable Development Goals from 2011
Bioregional was actively involved in the negotiation of the Sustainable Development Goals, agreed by world governments in 2015. We are now determined to ensure they are achieved
The construction and property sector can lead the way on the Sustainable Development Goals
As we launch our new guide providing practical tips on how the built environment sector can get started on the SDGs, our CEO Sue Riddlestone OBE calls for the sector to play its essential role in building a better future
Smartphones could help us achieve the SDGs but they need a sustainability upgrade
Smartphones have the potential to support sustainable development, yet their production causes significant environmental and social damage. Johanna Tilkanen reveals some of the key issues, and what companies, policymakers and consumers can do