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You also will find the PDFs of the presentations available on the Agenda tab of the Conference Website.
This newest r3.0 Common Good Resource is a full documentation of the failure of the ESG Standard Setters over the last decade, while going back until 2002, the year in which Sustainability Context was conceived and could have become the leading principle for authentic Sustainability Reporting.
r3.0 and CSO are offering a monthly Training for the UNSDPI (UN Sustainable Development Performance Indicators), having been involved in the design and piloting of these context-based indicators. See dates and time here. This Training continues as long as there is generic interest, and further on demand by individual organisations. The fee for this two half-day training is 995 €. Registration is possible on the r3.0 UN SDPI Training website, through credit card payment and bank transfer.
r3.0 embarks on its first ever Transformation Journey Program in Germany, taking place in two parts March & April 2024 at Schlosshotel Blankenburg, in the wonderful Harz region of Germany. First class accommodation and connections to nature are guaranteed. The program will be done in cooperation with B.A.U.M. e.V. and GreenSign. If you ever wanted to take place in a German edition of the TJP, find all you need to know (in German language) here.
Booking and more information here.
The United Nations Research Institute for Social Development ushers in a new era of authentic sustainability assessment with the release of its Sustainable Development Performance Indicators (SDPIs) User Manual. We at r3.0, who supported the four-year development of these next-generation indicators, provide a comprehensive analysis of the significance of the indicators in the below Medium article, including in-depth historical context and background on the project.
Link to r3.0 Medium article: https://lnkd.in/e8wDgA_v
Link to the User Manual for Download: https://lnkd.in/ekN9EA_v
Link to the UNRISD Microsite for SDPI: https://sdpi.unrisd.org/
r3.0 is pleased to announce the release the latest of its Blueprints of the Work Ecosystem – 1st generation. As with all r3.0 Blueprints, the ‘Funding Governance for Systemic Transformation Blueprint (BP8)‘ challenges the fundamentals of status quo practice and ambition – in this instance, existing funding governance systems that steer resource flows toward social and ecological benefit, such as private philanthropy, public subsidization, and marketplace “fixes” – and points to alternative practices and ambitions that are already emerging to displace the dysfunctions of extant systems with regenerative funding governance. BP8 represents the last in a cycle of nine Blueprints that comprise the r3.0 Work Ecosystem developed over the past seven years (2016-2022) in two phases of four Blueprints each, with a single synthesis Blueprint dividing the phases. We call this oeuvre a Work Ecosystem instead of a Knowledge Ecosystem (which it certainly also is) purposefully, as the ultimate goal is to activate this co-created knowledge in the world – as work. In this sense, BP8 is perhaps the truest to our vision, since we integrated this activation directly into our work as we went along, and now have a specific plan (and modest funding) for taking next steps after the release of this Blueprint.
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