The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition is proud to announce the formal recognition of A Dobradiça - Encontros Contemporâneos as an outstanding initiative in humanities-anchored, transdisciplinary sustainability science.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition is proud to announce the formal recognition of the 4-OCEANS research project as an outstanding initiative, demonstrating and exemplifying excellence in humanities-anchored, transdisciplinary sustainability science.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition has recognised 11 initiatives in the inaugural round of our Recognition Programme. We commend these standout initiatives for their dedication and impactful contributions to transdisciplinary sustainability science. They serve as exemplary cases of how bridging diverse knowledge systems and integrating the humanities can address complex sustainability challenges. We extend our congratulations and highest regards to all 11 initiatives, celebrating their achievements and honouring the vital work they do.
Towards Peaceful Ecological Civilisations through Plural Pathways. We are delighted to share the Highlights of the Club of Rome’s Earth–Humanity Reconciliation International Conference.
In July 2025, BRIDGES held its General Assembly, in Swansea, Wales, involving an inspiring full public programme on the 16th, at the Dylan Thomas Centre; followed by the third meeting of the BRIDGES Governing Council and second meeting of the BRIDGES General Assembly, on the 17th, at the Innovation Matrix (IM) Conference room, University of Wales Trinity Saint David. These meetings, chaired by Gustavo Merino, Director of Social Policies, UNESCO, gathered our global coalition members, Governing Council members, UNESCO colleagues, and staff from our global BRIDGES Hubs and International Programme Office (IPO).
