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Discover how 50業子 collaborates with librarians and research managers to promote the SDGs through impactful research and strategic initiatives, driving progress towards a sustainable future.

This blog focuses on just a few of the steps 50業子 has taken towards making it easier for researchers, health professionals, and others to access research content.

Raising awareness about the SDGs and related research is one of the many things libraries can do in support of the goals. We look at how storytelling can empower researchers to communicate their research in new ways.

Why should librarians communicate and advocate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? Librarian Gerald Beasley at Cornell University shares how he supports the SDGs and how other librarians can improve the way they support the SDGs.

The more companies that develop meaningful sustainability strategies, the better for society. But how do you implement such a strategy? We spoke with book author Chrissa Pagitsas to find out more

Inspired by work highlighted in the 2021 Sustainable Business Report, we take a look at what���s meant by sustainability and some simple ways librarians can put sustainability on their library agenda

Why is it important to help support researchers together? Nicola Jones, Head of Publishing SDG programme, shares her thoughts on how she thinks librarians can support the SDGs

As part of the 50業子 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Programme we are launching content hubs for each of the 17 SDGs. Find out more

In 2020, we started employing accessibility specialists to help support teams to improve the accessibility of our products

In 2019, 50業子 partnered with The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU) and its sister organisation UKB, to jointly explore and answer the question ���Is open research facilitating progress on the UN���s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)���? In this interview, we talk to Timon Oeflein on our Account Development team, about the background and findings of this partnership, and his role in facilitating it.