SLU publications and Agenda 2030
SLU researchers publish scholarly works related to the Sustainable Development Goals. Here you can find publication lists and visualisations outputs for all the goals.
SLU and Agenda 2030
Education, research and environmental monitoring and assessment produce knowledge that contributes to achieving the goals for sustainable development, both in Sweden and globally.
World map for co-publications
Interactive world map over SLU co-publishing for SLU and researchers based in countries all over the world. Explore and see the publications by clicking on a specific country.
Agri4D 2025
The Agri4D conference 2025, took place on 23-25 September with the theme "Nurturing regenerative food systems in a changing climate". We thank all who made Agri4D 2025 such a success. Read the day by day summaries by our talented Master's student Loukas, and see the recordings in the online platform Invajo.
SLU Global blogs
Here you will find blog posts from students, researchers and others connected to SLU. The blog has a focus on themes related to low- and middle income countries.
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Regional hubs map AgriFoSe2030’s next phase of science translation and impact
In September, AgriFoSe2030 members gathered in Uppsala, Sweden, for a two-day programme meeting and to take part of the international conference on food systems -Agri4D. -
"Stop talking about waste – point to the value instead"
The quote is from Jón Jónasson, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Iceland, during a side event on innovative solutions for a sustainable future, addressing food insecurity, climate change, and waste management. The event took place during the 53rd Plenary Session of the Committee on World Food Security. -
PhD students design nature-based solutions for a resilient future
Four groups completed the GCUA 2030 course "Climate Action Challenge" this year, designing nature-based solutions for climate change mitigation and resilience while tackling societal challenges throughout the continent of Africa. -
FAO honours global network that includes SLU's research farms
The Global Farm Platform (GFP), a network of research farms on six continents, has received prestigious technical recognition from the UN agency FAO. The farms, three of which are at SLU, contribute to more sustainable livestock production through experiments and demonstrations.
Examples of global development collaborations at SLU
GCUA 2030
Global Challenges University Alliance is a network of universities with a common vision of contributing to a global sustainable world.
AgriFoSe2030
The AgriFoSe2030 programme targets the UN Sustainable Development Goal 2 - "End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture" in low-income countries. We synthesise and translate existing science into policy and practice, and develop capacity to achieve this.