CSIN Learning Event #34 is scheduled to take place on Thursday, June 16, 2011. The topic will be entitled Recreating the world: Engaging people and communities in transformational work. Michael and Judie Bopp of the Four Worlds Centre for Development Learning, based in Cochrane, Alberta, will focus on the challenge of community building and its key role in solving critical human problems. To register for the CSIN Learning Event, please click here. Participation is free for paid members.
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Welcome to CSIN
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CSIN aims to advance best practices in measurement and sustainability indicator systems in Canada and beyond in an effort to achieve progress toward global sustainable development. Using CSIN tools and resources, sustainability indicator and reporting practitioners exchange ideas, data and methods, and circulate announcements. Based on a community of practice approach, new and experienced practitioners share lessons learned, and discuss relevant issues of theoretical, strategic, technical and practical importance.
Starting February 1, 2011 CSIN will introduce membership fees on an annual tiered basis and the network will remain open to all sustainability indicator and reporting practitioners from across Canada and beyond.
Benefits of CSIN:
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Updated and accessible information on sustainability indicator practice in Canada at national, provincial, regional and local levels
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Regular contact with indicator practitioners across Canada
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Access to current thinking and practice in sustainability indicator development in Canada, with potential for connections and collaborations during monthly learning events
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Opportunities for capacity building, problem solving and collaboration
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Membership in an organization that backs the strategic development and use of sustainability indicators in Canada
Learn more about the benefits of membership with CSIN's Recruitment Brochure (PDF - 1.5 MB). For more information on becoming a member visit Join CSIN.
CSIN thanks the following organizations for ongoing financial and in-kind support:
Atkinson Foundation, Government of Manitoba, Thompson Rivers University and the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).
