Geology for Global Development (GfGD) has entered into a strategic partnership with the Gesina Initiative for Geosciences Sustainability (GIGS), part of GESINA International, to promote the role of geoscience in sustainable development within Nigeria and across West Africa.
Read MoreUnveiling key insights into Guatemala's geohazards community, a new GfGD-commissioned report led by Dr Ailsa Naismith aims to fortify education and professional development, enhancing disaster resilience and sustainable development efforts.
Read MoreThe Call to Action, developed through a partnership between Cardiff University and GfGD, underscores the vital role of geoscience in shaping effective Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
Read MoreGeology for Global Development (GfGD) extends its research into West Africa, building on findings from East Africa to enhance water resource management.
Read MoreThis is an important week for sustainable development, marked by two significant events; the 2023 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Summit and the International Conference on Sustainable Development (ICSD).
Read MoreThe SDG summit marks the half-way point to the deadline set for achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To mark this occasion, GfGD have released a statement reaffirming their commitment to the 2030 Agenda.
Read MoreUgandan MSc student Brenda Wagaba, supported by GfGD, uncovers the vital role of geological data and expertise in delivering clean water and sanitation in eastern Africa.
Read MoreWe are grateful to the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) for their continued support of our work through 2023.
Read MoreDelve into our participation in the UN 2023 Water Conference, where GfGD will collaborate with various sectors to emphasize Earth science's role in addressing global water challenges and present research on supporting small NGOs in Eastern Africa.
Read MoreGfGD launches its new strategy, confirming four interlinked strategic priorities that will shape our activities over the next 10 years.
Read MoreOur work from 2017 until recently was guided by four strategic objectives summarised by the words 'inspiration, education, action, and leadership'. Here we explore our primary achievements.
Read MoreTo help deliver our new strategy (to be launched later this year), we are looking to grow our team of volunteers. All roles are voluntary. Apply by by 9pm (BST) on 29 August 2022.
Read MoreWe recently responded to a consultation to inform this flagship report of the UN. In our response, we document and describe the landscape of policy-relevant science for achieving sustainable development.
Read MoreGfGD student ambassadors have compiled a database of taught geoscience higher education courses. This database strengthens geoscience education and supports sustainable development goals in eastern and southern Africa.
Read MoreBased on results from this project, Brenda Wagaba has suggested a framework for addressing major barriers to water-focused NGOs’ access to geoscience expertise.
Read MoreKey recommendations from this project include strengthening and supplementing existing geosciences postgraduate training courses on themes aligned with Vision 2030 (such as renewable energy, disaster preparedness and climate change, and water, amongst others), to ensure its needs are met.
Read MoreIn September we celebrated 10 years of activity as an organisation, championing geoscience’s role in delivering a better, more sustainable future for all. We heard the stories of those who’d been involved with GfGD in the past and went on to impressive careers.
Read MoreGfGD will join the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26, Glasgow). While at the summit, we will be advocating for climate action through a series of Earth science based perspectives and recommendations:
Read MoreGeology for Global Development (GfGD) has been given provisional admittance to COP26, where representatives will decide if we will be admitted as an Observer Organisation to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Read MoreThis year we celebrate 10 years of activity as an organisation, championing geoscience’s role in delivering a better, more sustainable future for all.
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