“It’s easy to see that water is an issue the world over. Either too much, too little or unsafe” How can we effectively measure sustainable water? How can we understand …
Assessing the positive impact of business schools
Ruth MhlangaCreating a positive impact for society has not been considered core to business schools, but demand has steadily increased in the past decade. The Positive Impact Rating responds to these demands. Whilst business schools …
Communicating the vision of a good life for all within planetary limits
Julia SteinbergerIs it possible to achieve a sustainable future where the social needs of all are met without exhausting the planet’s resources? Dr Julia Steinberger shares lessons learnt from communicating her …
Novel partnerships in an era of global environmental change
Georgina Cundill KempThe sustainability research community needs to develop new alliances if they want to have real impact argues Georgina Cundill Kemp, Senior Program Officer at the International Development Research Centre in …
How programme learning in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) led to piloting a new approach to governance and protection
Annabel MorrisseyAs we publish a new research report, Protection and Governance: Linking good practice in protection and governance programmes in the DRC, Annabel Morrissey reflects on what Oxfam has learnt about …
Measuring WASH sustainability in a Payment by Results context
Mimi CoultasPayment by Results (PbR) is bringing new ways to fund water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programmes. Here Mimi Coultas from Plan International UK, reflects on a recent joint side-event at …