Gerry Hackett and Ewen Anderson tell us why they have each volunteered to chair one of our Government Digital Sustainability Alliance (GDSA) working groups, sharing their personal career journeys to this point, and their ideas for where they see some …
This is an AI image generated by Dalle / ChatGPT. Chris Howes reflects on a recent gathering of Government Digital Sustainability Alliance (GDSA) members that included the latest recruits to what is becoming a fast-growing forum. It was my pleasure …
Ahead of the start of COP29 Matt Bradley reflects on the achievements from another COP - COP16 – which took place in Colombia recently. COP16 marked the first Biodiversity COP since the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Nearly …
Sarah Gartland welcomes a new cohort of members to the Government Digital Sustainability Alliance (GDSA) family, and shares the new vision.
On Earth Overshoot Day Matt Bradley explores how we must consider not only the carbon impact of our solutions, products, and services, but also their true planetary effects. Balancing the books: Earth Overshoot Day unpacked Governments and societies worldwide aspire …
In this latest Government Digital Sustainability Alliance (GDSA) update, members of the scope 3 emissions working group outline what scope 3 emissions are, they reflect on their panel discussion at the recent GDSA summit and look forward to next steps for the group.
Buoyed by the positive reaction to their session and panel discussion at the recent Government Digital Sustainability Alliance (GDSA) Summit, Mimi Moll and Emily Watson-Breeze from the Circular Economy Working Group share their key reflections from the event and set out their priorities looking forward.
Toby Strong, award winning cinematographer, and colleague and friend of David Attenborough, shares his reflections on the importance of engendering a passion for our natural world. I was honoured and excited to be at the recent GDSA summit and …
Matt Bradley and Helena Evangelidis explain what their Planetary Impact work is trying to achieve, and they share their passion for how we can better understand the impacts that technology is having on the planet and what each of us can do about it.
Chris Howes reflects on what was achieved at the recent GDSA Summit and considers the challenges ahead for all those who have a stake in driving the meeting of IT sustainability commitments.
