CST researchers Wendy McCallum and Nina Callaghan share their reflections from COP27, hosted in Sharm-El-Sheikh, Egypt from 6 November until 18 November 2022.
The ocean is increasingly recognized as being inextricably interwoven with climate, biodiversity and human well-being. This emerging recognition has highlighted the need for a coordinated approach to support policy and governance of the ocean system as a whole.
For IST2022 Stellenbosch University, Monash University, and Georgetown University will partner to create a week with a truly global experience that involves both online and in-person activities, in which conference participants will virtually travel through three different time zones and continents, with the opportunity to meet in person either in South Africa, Australia, or the United States of America.
The Centre for Sustainability Transitions seeks to appoint a communications manager with a good understanding of the field of sustainability to develop and implement a strategy to communicate CST research activities to a variety of target audiences, aimed at building CST's standing as a leading institution.
The Royal Society of South Africa is the Republic’s premier multi-disciplinary scientific organization. For a century, the Society has consistently played the leading role in being the public face of South African science.
