Griffith University supports the Sustainable Development Goals

Sustainable Cities and Communities

JSO X GUAM

11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

A pilot program for developing original responsibly sourced exhibition merchandise. The idea being that Jewellery & Small Objects students pitch an idea for a limited edition pendant/pin that responds to a Griffith University Art Museum exhibition or GUAM idea. The selected student develops the pin/pendant in the Jewellery & Small… Read More

Influence of Decentralization and Gender-Inclusive Governance on Climate Adaptation in the Maldives

11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This research examines the role of decentralization and gender inclusivity in enhancing climate adaptation efforts at the local level in the Maldives. With over 1,200 dispersed islands, decentralized governance is vital for addressing community-specific needs. However, despite the 2010 Decentralization Act’s intent to empower local councils, challenges such as limited… Read More

Australia Awards Accelerating the Transition to Electric Vehicles for Sustainable Transport Solutions Short Course for Indonesia

11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This Australia Awards Accelerating the Transition to Electric Vehicles for Sustainable Transport Solutions Short Course aimed to equip participants with the skills to be change-agents for best-practice policies and address how policies can be practically implemented in Indonesia to support its EV aspirations. The program was designed and delivered by… Read More

Supporting sustainable finance and regional cooperation

13 - Climate Action

In cooperation with the Asian Development Bank, the Griffith Asia Institute is supporting the development of innovative finance solutions to support biodiversity and conservation, net zero transformation, and disaster risk financing in developing countries. Through a series of knowledge generation and knowledge-sharing activities, this work is contributing to the establishment… Read More

Diversity in foreign direct investment and environmental innovation of emerging market firms: The effect of ownership-conveyed institutional logics

12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

Although foreign direct investment (FDI) allows emerging market firms (EMFs) to experience various institutions and learn to innovate, we know little about the] effects of exposure to diverse institutions on EMFs’ environmental innovation—a sustainable approach to pursuing economic growth. Incorporating the institutional logics perspective with the learning-from-diversity… Read More