"The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 9 explains how you can "MAKE SMART CHOICES".

The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 8 explains how you can "DO GOOD WORK".

The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 7 explains how you can "USE CLEAN ENERGY".

While most people acknowledge the importance of their private consumption, eating in public is often excluded from sustainability concerns. For most people asking the waiter to pack left-overs in a Tupperware would be an awkward request so they rather let the food go to waste. This and other social constraints make rethinking gastronomy necessary.

The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 6 explains how you can "SAVE WATER".

We already quoted the incredibly high numbers of waste in previous posts. Now one issue in modern life is, that zerowaste is not a feasible lifestyle for everyone. This means that the waste we create needs to go somewhere, which is why recycling is so important. Also, without recyling we will soon run out of certain materials the industry need for new products.

The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 5 explains how you can "TREAT EVERYONE EQUALLY".

Today, owning a car is less and less desirable for young people, especially in urban areas. They prefer to combine various mobility services for an optimal individual mobility. Therefore, vehicle sharing is on the rise. Vehicle sharing enables a potential for sustainable mobility. But vehicle sharing, both bike and car sharing, is not automatically sustainable.

"The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 4 explains how you can "LEARN AND TEACH".

We throw away household items, clothing and many more things far too often, even though they could be (easily) repaired! Repair Cafés fight that trend by bringing people together to learn how to repair things. This saves you money and helps conserve the rare resources of our planet. There are already 1.500 Repair Cafés worldwide.

"The Good Life Goals (GLG) translate the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) into individual actions. In short, they tell you how you can act more sustainable every day. This is an important step to make sustainability a real peoples movement. Goal 3 explains how you can "STAY WELL".

To many people it comes as a surprise just how dirty the clothing industry is. It is common knowledge, that there is child labour in the supply chain and that factories in Bangladesh and elsewhere occasionally collapse and burry hundreds of workers at a time. The ecological cost of the fashion industry is not as well-known, but accounts for many of the reasons behind the sustainability efforts of responsible fashion brands. Some of them have grown into respectable social businesses over time, others have remained hidden local gems.