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Tweet & share
The more people who know about the global goals for sustainable development, the more successful they’ll be. If we all fight for them, our leaders will make them happen. So they need to be famous.
Please share them widely with your networks and Tell Everyone.
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Write a ceo email
These goals need champions to tell everyone and make everyone aware of them. They need Chief Everyone Officers (CEO’s). We’ve made it simple for you to recruit those CEO’s inside your organization.
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Display web banners, email signatures and flags.
We've made things for your organization to show support for the goals - icons, web banners, and email signatures. Find your goals and share with pride.
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Download printable posters
We've made posters to inform, inspire, and engage. Print them out and display them wherever you can.
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Watch and share videos
Films to watch and share to help you get deeper into the global goals. We’ll be adding more campaign films over the next few weeks, so please check back.
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Host a talk
These goals get people talking. So we’ve made a simple guide to help those who want to engage their organization in short talks about the global goals. Host a session at lunch times or during launch week.
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Get Dizzy with Dizzy Goals
Football is one of the world’s most powerful communication tools–reaching young and old in every corner of the world. Gareth Bale, Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer, Liverpool FC, and SPURS FC are among those already taking part in the Dizzy Goals Challenge to raise awareness of The Global Goals.
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Join Impact 2030
The ultimate mobilisation action. Impact 2030 Partner Companies are aligning their employee volunteer actions to address the UN Development Agenda through collaboration. Join us in creating real and sustainable change.
Read MoreEach IMPACT 2030 Partner company has committed to applying its employee volunteer actions towards one or more of the Global Goals.
Volunteerism is a source of community strength, resilience, solidarity and social cohesion. It brings positive social change by fostering respect for diversity, equality and the participation of all. It is among society’s most vital assets.
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Get more resources
We are creating and compiling resources to support your company in taking action in support of the goals.
Many organizations are creating tools for companies to help internalize the goals, ‘adopt’ specific goals that fit your company’s current and future areas of focus, and partner with others for efficiency gains and scale. There also will be resources available to help measure and report progress toward specific goals.
Read MoreSustainable Development Goals Compass - COMING SOON (The Compass will be launched following the adoption of the goals)
A resource in development by the UN Global Compact, World Business Council for Sustainable Development, and the Global Reporting Initiative. The SDG Compass is a resource guide for companies on how they can contribute to the realization of SDGs, using a five-part framework.
Read MoreBusiness for 2030 Website
Issued by the US Council for International Business, and to be formally launched 24th of September, you can find guidance about the goals, partnership and other considerations for companies.
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