Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

Blogs
- Ìýfrom The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness (GMCTL) at the University of Saskatchewan. This post helps instructors to identify ways in which they can infuse Goal 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure into their own courses. It provides learning outcomes, ways to reflect, share & act and curricular connections and questions for students related to Goal 9.Ìý
Case Studies
- The website has case studies specific to each Sustainable Development Goal. These provide information on programs, projects and policies being implemented in cities around the globe to accomplish Sustainable Development Goals.
- Visit the for the . The GEEP was launched by the , the , and the (NAAEE). The GEEP developed a list of topics in environmental education to achieve the environmental protection goals in each country and address issues such as climate change through environmental education and citizen engagement.
Infographics
- on SDG 9 by the . This infographic illustrates an overview of building resilient infrastructure, promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization, targets and indicators and progress reports. UNDESA acts as the Secretariat for the SDGs, providing substantive support and capacity-building for the goals and their related thematic issues, including water, energy, climate, oceans, urbanization, transport, science and technology, the Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR), partnerships and Small Island Developing States.
- on SDG 9 by the . This document shares eye-opening statistics on the subjects related to improving infrastructure, industrialization and innovation such as manufacturing growth, and impacts of covid-19 pandemic in technology and small-scale industries.
Lesson Plans
- This lesson plan is titled and infuses SDGs 8 and 9. Students will explore career options, impacts on their lives and on the world around them, and careers in a global context.ÌýÌý
- SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure Biomimicry: Design Inspired by Nature - The Corporate Role in Sustainable Infrastructure lesson is from the at the University of Victoria in British Columbia. This lesson explores the imperative of resilient infrastructure and industrial innovation, emphasizing the corporate contribution to sustainable development.
- The following link will take you to a PDF with the direct link to multimedia educational resources, pedagogical resources and ideas for classroom activities and lesson plans for infusing SDG 9. Ìý
Video Library
- , a video library which consists of a vast collection of videos in the form of lectures. There is a series of lectures on different themes by professors from around the world. Videos related to many different themes and issues under each sustainable development goal can be found in this library.ÌýÌý
Websites
- website which has many creative tools and resources for educators to promote learning about Sustainable Development goals. There are a variety of resources on the website that can be used to teach each SDG such as lesson plans, guides, videos, books, comics, games, quizzes, and many other resources. The resources are available in many different languages.ÌýÌý
- to access a collection of different resources related to SDG 9. There are interviews, books, journal chapters and articles, blogs, collections, special issues, and webinars related to SDG 9.ÌýÌý
- with animated and live-action videos that focus on global learning for teachers and students. The website has 68 animated and live-action films dedicated to Sustainable Development Goals. There are videos exploring each SDG.ÌýÌý
- to access data related to the progress of Goal 9, its related targets, and indicators. It is a free, open-access resource that tracks global progress toward the SDGs.Ìý
- Visit for the developed by the . The report is a call for action for rethinking and adapting quality infrastructure to achieve the SDGs and to respond to the impacts of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, including artificial intelligence, smart manufacturing, smart energy, smart agriculture and the circular economy. WBCSD is a global platform for sustainable businesses working collectively to accelerate the system transformations needed for a net-zero, nature positive, and more equitable future.
-  for Canada-specific statistics and reports categorized by each SDG targets and indicators. The data is provided by  and presented in charts and tables.Ìý
