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Global Citizenship — SDGs Sensitization
Seventeen goals, one planet, and a job you already have.
Global & Local
Who It Is For
- Organisations writing their first sustainability commitments
- Teams in development, CSR and communications
- Young professionals and student groups
How It Runs
- Half-day to one day, in person or online
- Activity-led, with the goals argued rather than presented
- English and Urdu
What It Turns On
01
Read the Sustainable Development Goals as a business agenda rather than a poster.
02
Find the handful of goals your organisation genuinely touches.
03
Turn a commitment into something measurable and therefore real.
04
Talk about this without greenwashing, which everyone can smell.
The broad outline
01
In context
The world as it actually is, in the room's own experience of it, before any framework is named.
02
Know
The seventeen goals, where they came from, and what they were designed to fix.
03
Go
Which of them your organisation already affects, whether it intended to or not.
04
Show
Commitments drafted and then stress-tested: is it measurable, is it yours, and would anyone notice if you stopped?
05
Close
The few goals you will actually own, and the ones you will honestly leave alone.
What You Are Left Holding
- The goals your work already touches, identified
- Two or three commitments with a measure attached
- Language for saying it without overclaiming
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