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The UN Climate Change Conference, COP28, started last week and will run until December 12, with experts and leaders from around the world gathering in Dubai. Discussions have already included the health effects of climate change, the importance of forests and the ocean, and sustainable agriculture.

We have curated four articles to inspire our readers as COP28 continues to host important conversations and collaboration to sustain our planet and everyone who calls it home.

4 Economic Development Tools for a Just and Circular Transition

We can combat the economic risks of a changing climate while businesses and workers also excel. The transition is a major opportunity, but it also requires preparation and vision to grasp the prospects before us.

Regenerative Approach to Tourism in Canada

Destination Canada has prepared an in-depth discussion of how a new approach to tourism can put care—for places, communities, and individuals—into action. With inspiring case studies, clear outcomes, and helpful resources, the document focuses on how we can reconnect people with each other and with nature, and elevate the role of communities of all sizes.

How a Circular Economy can Bridge the Digital Divide

Technology has become a vital role in our lives, but it is not without its challenges. A lot of resources go into creating the products we are using—and then discarding—and the gap between those who have access to technology and those who don’t is more and more obvious. See how a circular economy can help with both of those problems.

Collaboration Will Solve Canada’s Sustainability Challenges

No single person, organization, or sector will solve the issues we face—especially when it comes to sustainability. Ditch your silos and see the types of collaboration we need and why they are the key to sustainability in Canada.

Corporate Member Profile

Our corporate members demonstrate a heightened interest, understanding and commitment to community economic development. Prairie Wild Consulting focuses on preparing communities for the future, with network of colleagues, associates, and collaborators around the world.

December 5 and January 10: Facts and Snacks with Go Digital SK – Sunrise CF Webinar

December 7: Building a Bulletproof Reputation – CF Webinar Series

January 11: Importance of Contracts and Agreements - CF Webinar Series

January 25 - February 29: Destination Creation Program

Members - submit your upcoming events to seda@seda.sk.ca

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