Paul College of Business and Economics: Sustainable Development Goals: Introduction

The Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is a top business school at one of the most sustainable universities in the country, the University of New Hampshire. As a signatory of the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), an initiative of the United Nations Compact, we engage students in leading for an improved way of doing business that also makes the world better.

UNH is home to the oldest endowed sustainability program in the U.S. As we look forward in the Sustainability Institute’s 25th year, we will continue to act with courage to build powerful collaborations that can deepen UNH’s commitment to sustainability and enhance our contributions in our communities.

In fall 2021, UNH achieved a renewed STARS Platinum rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), one of only a handful of schools in the nation to achieve this highest level of sustainability
performance among colleges and universities. UNH's Platinum rating was made possible through
a long-term, concerted, and university-wide effort that engaged faculty, staff, and students.

Video recordings and transcripts from UNH Sustainability Institute

Students from all UNH colleges or majors can pair the sustainability dual major with their primary major.

This site showcases business' past and continuing contributions to sustainable development through the prism of the SDGs with the goal of stimulating a more productive partnership between the public and private sectors

An open, evolving global database of SDG relevant data sets

This inventory maps existing business indicators against the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The indicators included in the inventory have been selected from reporting standards commonly used by businesses, such as GRI’s and CDP’s, and from other relevant sources

This inventory maps existing business tools against the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Explore commonly used business tools that may be useful when assessing your organization’s impact on the SDGs.

a non-profit advancing sustainable development to build a fairer and more environmentally sound future.

Free, open educational resources from the world’s leading experts on sustainable development