By UN Global Compact NL
26.09.2024, 06:00
The UN Global Compact Network Netherlands and the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University officially formalized their partnership yesterday by signing a Memorandum of Understanding during SDG Action Day. This agreement marks a joint commitment to advancing sustainable business practices and driving positive contributions to society.
This Memorandum of Understanding aims to leverage the expertise and networks of both organizations to transform the role businesses play in addressing societal and environmental challenges. By fostering collaboration and shared learning, the partnership seeks to accelerate and amplify positive business impact through research and co-creation.
Rotterdam School of Management and UN Global Compact NL have a long history of collaborating and share a vision for the future – prosperous, inclusive and thriving for all. I am proud that we consolidate this in a strategic partnership today. Transitioning to a responsible and sustainable business practice is a priority, and we hope that this partnership can contribute to this.
- Michel Lander, Dean of Education Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
The signing of the agreement at SDG Action Day—the key event concluding SDG Action Week organized by SDG Nederland—was particularly meaningful. SDG Action Day is dedicated to raising awareness and mobilizing efforts toward the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The formalization of this partnership underscores the vital role cross-sector collaboration plays in making real progress toward these goals.
"By formalizing this partnership today, we aim to underscore the power of collaboration between business, academia, and civil society in achieving the SDGs. We hope this will serve as an example for others to follow, encouraging collective action to drive meaningful change."
- Merei Wagenaar, Executive Director UN Global Compact NL
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