Stakeholder Forum is happy to announce the launch of a new multi-stakeholder blog on the themes around the Bonn2011 Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus Conference taking place in Germany this November.
The World Challenge is an initiative by BBC World News that looks to support social enterprises and sustainable NGO business projects and who recently invited a guest blog contribution from Stakeholder Forum’s Executive Director,...
Does your city deserve European-wide recognition for its hard work in meeting the environmental challenges our society is facing? Should your city be considered a leading destination for green tourism and green industry in...
The 2011 World Water Week in Stockholm closed today with assembled participants supporting a “Stockholm Statement to the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro (Rio+20 Summit)”.
Stakeholder Forum is recruiting again, this time for a Head of Policy and Advocacy to be based at our London office. The salary range is 35 – 40k p/a with a permanent contract.
Dear Friends, Over 2100 stakeholders are now pre-registered for the 64th Annual UN DPI/NGO Conference – sustainable societies – responsive citizens. Registration closes 16th August.
Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future and nef (new economics foundation) are working in partnership to develop the Global Transition 2012 initiative – an international coalition of organisations and leading thinkers from the global...
Promoting a Transformative Agenda for Sustainable Development:A Regional Conference on Development ModelsBangkok, Thailand15 – 16 August 2011 + a strategy session on Rio+20 on 17th August.
13th – 15th July 2011, Singapore The World Leadership Conference 2011 is a platform for youth all over Asia Pacific to come together to learn, voice out and take action to move towards a...
Stakeholder Forum was very happy to take part in the TUC Climate Change Conference on 6th July 2011. Hannah Stoddart, Head of Policy and Advocacy, represented Stakeholder Forum on the panel at the Green...