- Notizie
Sustainability Science Forum 2025: Conference report
Immagine: Johan Nöthiger1/3- Notizie
Nachtisch – Nachhaltigkeit im Gespräch: der neue Podcast der SCNAT
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- Conferenza pubblica
- Lausanne
European Sustainability Science Conference 2026 – Towards a just and habitable world: exploring the role of technology
Immagine: Pathways Future Earth3/3
News related to sustainable development
Sustainable Development Newsletter 1/2026
Sustainability Science Forum 2025: The video is online! Meet the new SRI Board New joint project to develop a method for the early identification of socially relevant topics
Immagine: Hansjakob Fehr, 1kilo
International best practices in foresight
On 24 February 2026, leading experts from Switzerland and across Europe came together to share their insights on best practices in foresight. The meeting was held as part of the project «Method for the early identification of socially relevant topics». In this project, the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) and the Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) are working together to develop a systematic method to identify socially relevant issues at an early stage.
Call: Engaged UniBE 2026 – Transdisciplinary Projects for Sustainable Development
With the Engaged UniBE Call, the University of Bern supports innovative, transdisciplinary projects that make a concrete contribution to the Climate Roadmap 2030 and advance the sustainable transformation of science and society.
Immagine: Uni Bern
Environmental Humanities Switzerland – a decade in retrospect
Environmental crises confront humanity with challenges that reach into all areas of society – from poverty and exclusion, capitalism and finance, to forced migration, global health, and artificial intelligence. This article traces the history of saguf ’s working group Environmental Humanities from 2014 to 2025 and reflects on its contributions in Switzerland and beyond.
Immagine: GAIA
International call for disruptive technologies in 2026
Starting in January 2026, the SNSF will participate in an international call for interdisciplinary research projects on disruptive technologies designed to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Rethinking science-policy-practice interaction for transformative sustainability research and innovation in Europe
A new publication of the CASRI project finds that siloed structures and the need to engage various societal sectors and governance levels continue to pose significant challenges to effective collaboration between science, policy, practice, and society in Europe. In view of the highly variable contexts for interaction and communication throughout Europe, the paper proposes to invest in greater recognition of the diverse dimensions of inclusive participation. It draws on national surveys on the science-policy-practice interface from 14 countries, including Switzerland.
European Sustainability Science Conference 2026 – Towards a just and habitable world: exploring the role of technology
In an era of polycrisis — radical climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, social inequalities, and geopolitical instability — at both planetary and local scales, the need to interrogate the role of technologies in shaping our shared future is urgent. The European Sustainability Science Conference 2026 aims to open a critical conversation on how we might transform technological systems toward sufficiency, equity, and resilience.
Immagine: Pathways Future EarthThe idea behind the Sustainability Research Initiative
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