In the "Corporate Social Responsibility" course with Prof. Jia Jia Lim, the third-year students of the Global Communication and Management (GCM) program have been deeply rooted in thought about the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Today, they have set up an exhibition on the SDGs in the library.
The “SDG Exhibition” showcases initiatives, projects, innovations and solutions aimed at addressing the global challenges outlined in the SDGs, aiming to highlight the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic issues and emphasizes the importance of collective action to achieve equitable and sustainable development.
Exhibits focus on material issues such as climate change, poverty alleviation, gender equality, and responsible consumption and production. By highlighting these material issues, the exhibition showcases which material topics are most relevant and important to the company and its stakeholders and encourages stakeholders to prioritize actions that have the greatest potential impact on achieving the SDGs.
This course, combined with the library's "Earth Day" activities, has enhanced students' teamwork skills, deepened their understanding of the SDGs, and blossomed many new perspectives, ideas, and inspirations to nurture sustainable development.
Let’s check their colorful works!
Goal 2：Zero Hunger
Members：Brooklyn Aurelia Verminshu & Jacelyn Wiyono
Goal 2：Zero Hunger
Members：Aiko Audrey & Kseniya Karcheuskay
Goal 5：Gender Equality
Members：Frederick Hubert Pangestu & Kang Inyoung
Goal 6：Clean Water and Sanitation
Members：Kertz Ngan & Leon Chua
Goal 7：Affordable and Clean Energy
Members：Dastin Wu & Figo Giowillim
Goal 8：Decent Work and Economic Growth
Members：Peerasak Atsawathaweebun & Sorawit Worrawatkittikhun
Goal 9：Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Members：Egor Gnutov & Eylen Ivana Ciu Putri
Goal 10：Reduced Inequalities
Members：Nabhatgan Wathanakulchat & Julianne Sherese T. Go
Goal 11：Sustainable Cities and Communities
Members：Daniel Christina Iskandar & Gabriella A. Sumitro
Goal 12：Responsible Consumption and Production
Members：Paulus Nathan Hartono
Goal 13：Climate Action
Members：Valencia Christiana & Thalia Avery Tanoe
Goal 14：Life Below Water
Members：Yap Yean Ye & Miran Ka
Goal 15：Life on Land
Members：Fang Phei Wern & Porsche Ngan
Goal 16：Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Members：Faustine G Tomoe Chandra Yamamoto & Ashanty Margaret Leong
Green Trip @Anji
Apart from the third-year students of the GCM program, many ZIBSers also deeply experienced China's practice of green and sustainable development through “Me & China” series event at Anji last Saturday, gaining a profound understanding of the “Two Mountains” concept: “lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets”.
In Anji, where the concept was born, they unraveled various practices of ecological civilization construction and better understand how to pursue high-quality and sustainable growth through protecting the environment and developing green industries:
Visiting Yu Village, listening to Mr. PAN Chunlin, local villager as a witness of the concept, share the story of Yu Village's green development;
At Anji White Tea Group, learning how Anji white tea embraces digitalization to create a "smart brain" for the white tea industry;
At Wufengshan Sports Village, exploring how "aging" villages are experiencing a rebirth...
The call of Earth Day is not just a fleeting moment, nor is it just for today. As one of the core values of ZIBS, sustainable development lets us resonate with the Earth, starting with a small step today!
Whether it's reducing the use of plastic products, insisting on green travel, turning off lights when not in use, saving water resources, consciously sorting garbage, participating in clothing recycling, etc., let's really get into environmental protection by making small changes in our daily lives.
Even if it's a tiny leaf, every leaf counts. Let's give back to the Earth and grow our understanding together, just like how a tree adds a new ring each year.
About SDGs
The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The 17 Goals are all interconnected, and in order to leave no one behind.
Learn More: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
