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Abstract

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a direct call to action, encouraging governments and citizens around the world to actively preserve the planet and its inhabitants for the greater success of mankind. A symposium held last August during the 2021 IUPAC Congress, organized by IYCN and including speakers from around the world, focused on the impact that different organizations and individuals have on the betterment of society while working on the SDGs.

The symposium was set to inspire researchers with different backgrounds to consider how they too can contribute to this effort. The recordings now made available is to sustain that reflection and also highlight that work towards the SDGs can take many forms.

The IYCN symposium on the UN-SDGs for the Benefit of Society held last IUPAC|CCCE 2021, is available to watch on the IYCN Youtube channel at https://bit.ly/3DrrMNd

Online erschienen: 2022-01-25
Erschienen im Druck: 2022-01-01

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