The Good Governance Academy (GGA) has been established to collaborate globally to share information on critical governance, sustainability, reporting, integrated thinking and business science issues as a public good, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals 17 (collaboration) and 4 (education). The GGA fulfills this mandate with due consideration for, and to the benefit of, the triple context within which it operates: society, the economy and the natural environment.

Amongst other related activities, the GGA holds two colloquia a year so that the best of thought leadership is imparted from, and to, educators, professionals and corporate leaders for the benefit of future leaders, their organisations and the triple contexts within which they operate.

The GGA makes use of a collaborating network of support members (see list at bottom of page) to share this information.

The Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS), formerly known as Centre for Governance, Institutions and Organisations (CGIO), was established by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School in 2010. It aims to spearhead relevant and high-impact research on corporate governance (CG) and corporate sustainability (CS) issues that are pertinent to institutions, government bodies and businesses both in Singapore and Asia. This includes corporate governance and corporate sustainability, governance of family firms, government-linked companies, business groups, and institutions. CGS also organises events such as public lectures, industry roundtables, and academic conferences on topics related to governance and sustainability.

The Association for Renewable Energy & Clean Technology UK is a not-for-profit trade association, estd. in 2001. While the world around us has changed dramatically since we started out, our goal has always been the same: championing our members and promote a future built on renewable energy and clean technology. We do this by developing informed policy & advocating on behalf of our members to Govt.