SDG 10.2: Promote Universal Social Economic and Political Inclusion

The resource portal is created to ‘connect the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center’s programs, curatorial expertise, and community anniversaries with K12 educators across the country. This page serves as an online venue for educational content featuring interviews with Asian American and...

“The purpose of this toolkit is to facilitate the measurement of social capital and social cohesion, particularly in the context of evaluating Community-Driven Development (CDD) programs in settings affected by fragility, conflict, migration and forced displacement. The toolkit is designed to...

“SoPHIA (Social Platform for Holistic Heritage Impact Assessment) aims at developing a holistic impact assessment model for evaluating cultural heritage interventions. The draft impact assessment model (draft SoPHIA model) has been applied and tested with the help of 12 case studies in the period...

“About this Checklist The ability to assemble and act collectively is vital to democratic, economic, social and personal development, to the expression of ideas and to fostering engaged citizenry. Yet despite the increasingly prominent role that assemblies play in today’s world, there is sometimes a...

“Our 2019 Empowering Collections report found there was a growing interest in decolonising museums, but there was a lack of confidence in how to put this concept into practice. This document is intended as a prompt for thinking, discussion and action on decolonising. It offers tools for those who...

“In the present report, the Special Rapporteur explores the linkages between the right to freedom of expression, including the right to information, and sustainable development. She introduces a paradigm shift in looking at sustainable development through the lens of freedom of expression. While...

Population growth by nature puts additional pressure on the environment, roading infrastructure, accommodation, services and accessibility. It can also have a knock-on effect to the health and wellbeing of community inhabitants. Increased social diversity calls for greater inclusivity and respecting...

“Simply put, a sustainable outcomes model aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising on the needs of future generations. [Auckland] Council’s Sustainable Outcomes Toolkit aims to support positive change by encouraging organisations to look beyond price alone in procurement*, when...

“Who has never been to a canteen in a school, a hospital or at a public museum? Public catering is an essential service provided by governments for their citizens. Its procurement is a relevant part of public spending. At the same time, the food system as a whole is facing several challenges. Public...

“Tourism has many characteristics that make it especially valuable as an agent for development. As a cross cutting sector, it stimulates productive capacities from trade and the provision of jobs linked to the tourism value chain. In particular, it thrives on assets, such as the natural environment...

“Te Awe was a project about enriching, reorganising, and improving the care of our 10,000+ taonga Māori [Māori cultural heritage] in a way that is embedded in Mātauranga Māori [Māori knowledge]. Through this mahi [project/action] Auckland Museum made the taonga Māori collection more visible and...

“In recent years, young learners have taken action to influence local, national or global communities on a range of issues, from gun violence in school to climate change. At the same time, other young learners have expressed their wish to contribute to transformative processes but expressed their...