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Springer Nature UN Women Partnership

We have established a partnership between Springer Nature, our SDG 5 working group and UN Women to promote dialog between researchers and policy makers. As part of the partnership, Springer Nature signed the UN Women Media Compact, hosted a UN Women representative in our NYC office for International Women’s Day, hosted panel discussion as part of our Breaking Barriers conference facilitated by UN Women and have been running further collaborative initiatives that bridge science and policy.

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IPA SDG – Goal No 17 – Partnerships for the Goals

Breaking Barriers for Gender and Health Equity Through Research

In 2022 we launched a conference series aimed at exploring how research and science can support the SDG 5, its targets and its intersection with other SDGs, including SDG 3 and SDG 10. The second conference took place in September 2024 and focused on gender and health equity. The conferences convene key stakeholders from academia, industry, government and policy sectors, facilitate knowledge exchange and the breaking of silos, and promote cooperation for the goals.

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IPA SDG – Goal No 3 – Good Health and well-being

Sustainable Development in Latin America and the Caribbean Summit

The Sustainable Development in LA&C Summit brings together actors from diverse backgrounds involved with the SDGs. This event provides a platform to disseminate their work internationally and promotes synergies between our regional community aiming at advancing the 2030 agenda. Across the last three editions we were able to cover a multitude of subjects from ecosystem conservation to quality education, health and well being to sustainable cities, from climate change to just energy transition.

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IPA SDG – Goal No 7 – ffordable and Clean Energy

Citation diversity statement

Nature Reviews Bioengineering was the first journal in the Nature Portfolio to encourage authors to increase citation diversification and include a citation diversity statement to address citation bias in publishing.

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“One Health, Gender and Feminism” – a special issue of CABI One Health

Although gender is one of the most important social and analytical categories used in public health research, there remains a gap in integrating gender related concepts in human health, animal health, the health of the environment and in the interdisciplinary One Health debate. One Health should be driven by inclusiveness and equity on all levels of society. In consequence, the One Health methodological definition should include feminist theories and gender concepts.

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“Gender and Agriculture” – a special issue of CABI Agriculture and Bioscience

In the agriculture sector, gender affects women and men’s roles, access to and ownership of resources and ability to make decisions. Integrating a gender perspective in agriculture is important to realize gender equality and women’s empowerment, enabling women to participate and benefit from development. It is also important to improve effectiveness of agriculture programs and policies, to improve food security, reduce poverty and increase resilience to climate and other risks.

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“More&More” Writing for a Sustainable Future

At Kurmay, we have made it our mission to incorporate themes that reflect the core values of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in our books, with a primary focus on climate change, quality education, and reducing inequalities. By doing so, we aim to promote environmental responsibility, encourage innovation in education, and inspire meaningful action. Through our publications, we hope to make a lasting impact and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.

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Action Title: Advancing Sustainable Development Research through the Journal of Global Sustainable Development – RITHA Publishing

We commit to sustaining the Journal of Global Sustainable Development (JGSD) as a platform for research aligned with SDGs. JGSD promotes interdisciplinary studies on sustainability, fostering collaboration among scholars and practitioners. In this way, will ensure open access and high-quality research dissemination, we bridge the gap between knowledge and action for a more sustainable future.

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World Read Aloud Day 2025 Readathon

Participating Ambassador Schools have submitted 5 minute videos of selected children reading aloud from SDG themed texts for 3 minutes followed by a 2 minute explanation of the relevance of the text to 1 or more SDGs.

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Women’s Health and the Development of Microbiota in Childhood special series in Infection and Immunity

Women experience unique health issues such as pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause, which are understudied due to historical bias. From the prenatal period through childhood, the intestinal microbiota sees major compositional changes, and many diseases have been linked to dysbiosis. IAI invites manuscripts on the vaginal microbiome, pathogen-host interaction in the female reproductive tract, or the infant microbiome for its Women’s Health and the Development of Microbiota in Childhood series.

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Cosecha de lluvia

Invertimos en un sistema de cosecha de lluvia, que permite mediante la captación, filtrado, almacenamiento y distribución, usar el agua de lluvia en nuestras áreas comunes. Además de la bomba eléctrica, instalamos una bici bomba, para distribuir el agua por pedaleo, con el fin de hacer actividades recreativas con el personal.
Con ello aprendimos sobre el costo de llevar agua a los hogares, disminuimos el uso del agua que provee la Ciudad de México y contribuimos al bienestar del personal.

We invested in a rainwater harvesting system, which allows us to use rainwater in our common areas through collection, filtering, storage and distribution. In addition to the electric pump, we installed a bicycle pump to distribute water by pedaling, in order to do recreational activities with the staff.
With this, we learned about the cost of bringing water to homes, we reduced the use of water provided by Mexico City and we contributed to the well-being of the staff.

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IPA SDG – Goal No 6 – Clean water and sanitation

gunisigiYOU.com OPEN ACCESS DATABASE FOR EDUCATORS

This online platform for educators offers discussion points for Günışığı Kitaplığı books and creative reading practices that can be easily implemented even with limited resources in disadvantaged regions. For each grade, relevant book files can be accessed by searching according to themes or activity types (drama, writing, trip, game, etc.). The discussion points and reading practices suggested in the book files equip educators with tools that enrich the learning environment in their classrooms.

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