Goal 16 calls for peaceful, inclusive societies based on respect for human rights, protection of the vulnerable, rule of law, good governance, and transparent, accountable institutions.
London Met promotes social justice, transparency, and inclusion through research and community engagement.
This page highlights London Met's ongoing initiatives and key achievements from the 2023/24 academic year, demonstrating efforts to advance SDG 16.
Learning and research
- Centre for Applied Research on Empowering Society (CARES): this centre focuses on research that promotes social justice, accountability, and community empowerment. Discover more about CARES.
- Education for Social Justice Framework: this framework guides our curriculum and research efforts, supporting students and staff in their pursuit of equity and inclusivity. Find out more about our Education for Social Justice Framework.
- Working with Governments: London Met’s School of Social Sciences and Professions have been actively providing expert advice to the Welsh Government through leading research and policy engagement work.
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 targets agreed upon by all UN Member States in 2015. Their purpose is to create a better and more sustainable future for everyone by 2030. They address major global issues such as poverty, inequality, climate action, and education, requiring all countries to work together to achieve these ambitious targets.
Find out more about SDG 16 on the United Nations website.
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