ICRP’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
ICRP’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Programme aims to bridge the gap between researchers and practitioners in policy and business, who require insights to address the world's toughest challenges and achieve their goals of improving the world. This is achieved by making ICRP's publishing activities more visible to key communities through various channels.
Welcome to the International Collaboration for Research & Publications' (ICRP) Sustainable Development Goals program. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to advance global progress through research, collaboration, and innovation, aligned with the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Our Commitment to the SDGs
The ICRP recognizes the importance of interdisciplinary research and collaboration in addressing the complex challenges of our time. We are committed to integrating the SDGs into our research frameworks, publications, and partnerships, ensuring that our work contributes meaningfully to global sustainability efforts.
Supporting SDG through Innovation
At the heart of ICRP's approach is the belief that complex, multifaceted issues require innovative thinking that crosses traditional academic boundaries. ICRP champions this ethos by encouraging contributions that not only push the envelope in their respective fields but also illuminate paths toward achieving the SDGs. This innovative spirit is exemplified through the diverse range of journals under the ICRP umbrella, each contributing unique insights and research findings that resonate with different aspects of the SDGs.
Our Approach: We adopt a multifaceted approach to support and advance the SDGs:
- Research Integration: Incorporating SDG-related themes into our research criteria and encouraging contributions that address these global goals.
- Collaborative Partnerships: Fostering relationships with international bodies, NGOs, academia, and the private sector to enhance the impact of our collective work.
- Innovation and Implementation: Supporting innovative solutions and practical implementations of research findings that further the SDGs.
Our Initiatives: Programs and Partnerships
The ICRP understands that to tackle grand challenges effectively, it must go beyond the siloed nature of conventional research. Therefore, it actively seeks to build new partnerships and forms of collaboration, bringing together researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and communities. These partnerships are crucial, for they integrate local and global perspectives, ensuring that solutions are both grounded in community needs and informed by the latest research.
Current Projects: Here you’ll find an overview of our ongoing projects and initiatives that contribute directly to the SDGs, including detailed information on objectives, methodologies, and partners involved.
Partnerships: Learn about our global partners and the collaborative work we are doing to address SDG-related challenges across different sectors and regions.
Get Involved: Call for Research and Papers
ICR Publications Ltd., under the aegis of ICRP, reinforces this commitment to the SDGs through its diverse collection of journals, which address the multifaceted nature of sustainable development:
- The Journal of Intercultural Communication highlights the role of communication in fostering understanding and cooperation — a fundamental aspect of all SDGs.
- The Innovation Journal of Social Sciences and Economic Review presents research that explores the socio-economic dimensions of sustainable development.
- Journals like the Strategic Management Innovation Journal, Strategic Leadership Innovation Journal, and Strategic Entrepreneurship Innovation Journal delve into the ways businesses and leaders can drive progress towards the SDGs.
- With the rise of technology, the Strategic Artificial Intelligence Journal provides insights into how AI can be harnessed to advance sustainable development, touching on goals such as Quality Education (SDG 4), Decent Work (SDG 8), and Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9).
- The Innovation Economics Frontiers focuses on economic strategies and policies that align with SDG targets.
- Lastly, the Journal of Forestry Innovation Studies aligns with SDGs like Life on Land (SDG 15), showcasing research in sustainable forestry practices and conservation.
Submission Guidelines: Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit their work for publication. Find our guidelines for submission here, including thematic priorities and publication schedules.
Impact: Measuring Success
Impact Metrics: Discover how the ICRP measures the success and impact of our work in advancing the SDGs through innovative metrics and data analysis.
Case Studies: Read about successful case studies where research and collaboration have led to tangible progress in achieving the SDGs.
Resources: Learning and Development
Educational Materials: Access a range of educational resources designed to increase understanding of the SDGs and the role of research and publication in achieving them.
Guidance for Authors: Authors can find resources here to help them align their research with the SDGs and enhance the societal impact of their work.
Supporting and amplifying the SDGsOur publications aim to share research findings that tackle global challenges of sustainability and to make them accessible to those who need them. |
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Measuring Societal and Academic Impact
A key aspect of ICRP's work is the measurement of societal and academic impact. In a world driven by data, the ICRP strives to quantify the influence and reach of its publications and research contributions. This is not only to validate the work being done but also to refine and steer the research agenda such that it maximally contributes to the SDGs. The impact metrics developed are designed to capture the nuances of change — be it through influencing policy, innovating practices, or transforming academic discourse.
Embracing Diversity and Inclusion: ICRP's Commitment to Inclusive Excellence
At the International Collaboration for Research & Publication (ICRP), we understand that the foundation of innovation and progress lies in the rich tapestry of diversity and the practice of inclusion. As we endeavor to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), our approach is rooted in the principle that diverse perspectives are not just beneficial but essential for comprehensive and effective solutions.
Why Diversity and Inclusion Matter Diversity goes beyond inherent or social characteristics such as race, ethnicity, gender, age, or sexual orientation. It encompasses the multitude of experiences, thoughts, and perspectives that individuals bring to the table. Inclusion is the mechanism by which we ensure these diverse voices are not only heard but also valued and integrated into our operations and decision-making processes.
ICRP's D&I Strategies The ICRP's commitment to Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) is manifest in our organizational strategies:
- Policy Implementation: We have embedded D&I into the core of our policies, ensuring that they are not tokenistic, but actionable and measurable.
- Leadership Commitment: Our leaders champion D&I initiatives, setting an example by integrating inclusivity into their leadership styles.
- Talent Acquisition and Retention: In recruiting talent, we prioritize diversity and foster an inclusive culture that encourages retention and professional growth.
- Education and Training: We provide comprehensive education and training programs designed to foster understanding, respect, and collaboration among our diverse workforce.
Driving Research through Diverse Lenses Our research agenda is informed by the belief that challenges must be approached through various cultural, geographic, and disciplinary lenses to develop truly sustainable solutions that align with the SDGs.
- Cross-Cultural Collaboration: We actively promote international and cross-cultural research collaborations to ensure our work is globally relevant and culturally sensitive.
- Inclusive Publication Practices: Our journals reflect our commitment to diversity, showcasing research from underrepresented groups and regions, and exploring issues of equity and inclusion.
- Community Engagement: We engage with diverse communities to ensure that the research we support and publish is responsive to the needs of all sectors of society.
Our Commitment in Action The ICRP's D&I journey is continuous and evolving. We are committed to:
- Assessing our Impact: We regularly assess the effectiveness of our D&I initiatives to understand their impact and to drive continuous improvement.
- Being Accountable: We hold ourselves accountable to our D&I goals, with transparency in our progress and challenges.
- Creating Safe Spaces: We strive to create an environment where all individuals feel safe to express their identities and ideas.
Become a MemberBy becoming a member of the ICRP SDGs program, you will gain access to a range of benefits designed to support your research and collaboration efforts:
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How to Engage
- Research Projects: Collaborate on research projects that address specific SDGs. This can include co-authoring papers, sharing data, and conducting joint studies.
- Publications: Submit your research findings to ICRP journals such as 'Sustainability Quest' and other relevant publications. Benefit from our streamlined publication process and wide readership.
- Workshops and Webinars: Attend and contribute to our educational events designed to foster knowledge sharing and skill development in sustainable practices.
- Community Engagement: Participate in forums, discussion groups, and collaborative platforms to share insights, best practices, and innovations.
How to Join
To become a member of the ICRP SDGs program, Complete the membership form and submit it along with a brief overview of your work and interest in the SDGs.
Our Members
Full Name | Affiliation | Country |
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Kuo-Jui Wu | Hainan University | China |
Chau Le | University of Lincoln | UK |
Dr. Ouidad YOUSFI | University of Montpellier | France |
Fisayo Fagbemi | Economic Policy Analysis Centre (EPAC), Ibadan, Nigeria | Nigeria |
Fentahun Admassu Yayeh | Amhara Leadership academy | Ethiopia |
Jama Mohamed | University of Hargeisa | Somalia |
Joshua Adeyemi Afolabi | Technische Universität Ilmenau | Germany |
christian manuel moreno rocha | Docente e investigador | Colombia |
Yankuo Qiao | The George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business, Hood College | United States |
Swati Sharma | NTU, Singapore | Singapore |
Cosimo Magazzino | Department of Political Science, Roma Tre University | Italy |
Dr. Muhammad Waseem Bari | Government College University Faisalabad | Pakistan |
Ana Sucena | Instituto Politecnico do Porto | Portugal |
Heikki Lyytinen | Professor of Developmental Neuropsychology & Unesco Chair on Inclusive Literacy Learning to All (emeritus) | Finland |
Mary Thornbush | University of Guelph | Canada |
Alireza Moghayedi | University of the West of England, University of Cape Town | UK |
Gloria Pignatta | Unsw Sydney | Australia |
Fatemeh | Assistance Professor | Iran |
Magdalena Daria Vaverková | Warsaw University of Life Sciences SGGW | Poland |
Arun Kafle | Department of Agriculture, Nepal | Nepal |
M. Rashad Massoud | CEO, Rashad Massoud associates, LLC | USA |
Gianpiero Greco | University of Study of Bari | Italy |
Ayodeji Emmanuel Oke | Federal University of Technology Akure | Nigeria |
Larisa Ivascu | Politehnica University of Timisoara | Romania |
Luis Fabián Salazar Garcés | Universidad Técnica de Ambato | Ecuador |
Dr.-Ing. Isabel Anna Osterroth | GEA Refrigeration Technologies GmbH | Germany |
Sina Nordhoff | University of California, Davis | United States |
Elias M. A. Militao | Mid Sweden University and Eduardo Mondlane University | Sweden and Mozambique |
Maria Urbaniec | Krakow University of Economics | Poland |
María José Mera-Lemp | Universidad Viña del Mar, Chile | Chile |
Khadijah Iddrisu | School of Business, Simon Diedong Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies, Post Office Box 64, Wa-Ghana | Ghana |
Chee Kong | Universiti Putra Malaysia | Malaysia |
Kristen Conway-Gomez | California State Polytechnic University, Pomona | USA |
Ghayth K. S. Al-Shaibani | UCSI University | Malaysia |
Hala El-Wakeel | Associate professor | Egypt and Saudi Arabia |
Rashid Menhas | Zhejiang University, School of Medicine, International Medical and Health Research Institute, The Fourth Affiliated Hospital Zhejiang University School of Medicine (ZJU4H), Yiwu, Zhejiang, P.R.China | China |
Pere LAVEGA-BURGUÉS | National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia, INEFC, affiliated to University of Lleida; European Association of Traditional Sports and Games, AEJeST. | Spain |
Rosa Angela Fabio | Università di Messina | italy |
Rafi Alnjadat | Al-balqa Applied University | Jordan |
Hooi Hooi Lean | Universiti Sains Malaysia | Malaysia |
Purushottama Bilimoria | University of San Francisco | USA |
Yong Sebastian Nyam | University of the Free State | South Africa |
Dr Bernard Nzau | Multivillas Real Estate Consultants | Kenya |
Jinjin LU | Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University | China |
Elena Cristina Rada | Insubria University - Theoretical and Applied Science Department | Italy |
Popowska | Gdańsk University of Technology | Poland |
Michael Blakeney | Professor, The University of Western Australia | Australia |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sarfraz Aslam | UNITAR International University Malaysia | Malaysia |
Mathivannan a/l Jaganathan | Universiti Utara Malaysia | Maysia |
Fengliang Zhao | Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences | China |
Ghozali, Ph.D | Universitas Muhammadiyah Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia | Indonesia |
Muhammad Asif Nadeem | Institute of Management Sciences (PAK-AIMS) Lahore, Pakistan | Pakistan |
Eric Brymer | Souther Cross University | Australia |
Yismaw Ayelign Mengistu | Debre Tabor University | Ethiopia |
Wendelien van Eerde | University of Amsterdam | Netherlands |
Dr. Tosin Ekundayo | Synergy University Dubai | United Arab Emirates |
Jean-Luc Patry | Paris-Lodron University Salzburg, Austria | Austria |
Dr Jinoop Arackal Narayanan | Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering, Teesside University, United Kingdom | United Kingdom |
wu Meiji | Shanghai Rhizome Consultancy | china |
Dr. Muhammad Imran Khan | Institute of Soil and Environmental Sciences, University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan | Pakistan |
Ayesha Waqar | Lahore School of Economics | Pakistan |
Łukasz Małys | Poznań University of Economics and Business | Poland |
Izabela Barbara Sztangret | University of Economics in Katowice | Poland |
Erica Cutuli | University of Catania | Italy |
LI Qi | Tongji University | China |
Xiaofang Ma | Fuzhou University of International Studies and Trade | China |
Pratheeba | University of Exeter Business School | United Kingdom |
Dr. Liew Chee Yoong | UCSI University Malaysia | Malaysia |
Asmaa El-Sayed Abdel Hady Awaad | Lecturer of industrial medicine and occupational health | Egypt |
Adnan Ali | Sohar University Oman | Oman |
Ramona GIUREA | Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu and "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy Sibiu | Romania |
Hélder Tiago da Silva Lopes | Lab2PT - Laboratory of Landscape, Heritage and Territory, University of Minho | Portugal |
Abdul Majeed | Huanggang Normal University | China |
Ali Q. Al-Shetwi | Renewable Energy Department, Fahad Bin Sultan University, Saudi Arabia. | Saudi Arabia & Yemen |
Stela Georgieva Zhivkova | Chief assistant professor at International Economic Relations and Business department, University for national and world economy, Sofia, Bulgaria | Bulgaria |
Christoph Weber | ESSCA School of Management | France |
Michael Kainose Mhlolo | Central University of Technology - Free State | South Africa, Zimbabwe |