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GeSI Activity Report
June 2009- This Activity Report marks GeSI’s first year as a legal independent entity, and international non-profit organisation with an office in Brussels. During the year, we established a foundation, launched subsequent SMART 2020 regional reports (for the US and Portugal, see below), and increased our membership and partnerships.
GeSI’s dedicated working group leaders, active members and partners enable GeSI to respond to stakeholders faster than before, engage with policy makers more frequently, disseminate information and overall, raise awareness on sustainability issues to wide and diverse audiences around the world.
 Download the Activity Report (PDF, 1 MB)
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Climate Action 2009 / 2010
Chairman of the Global e-SuStainability initiative (GeSi), Luis Neves, says of Climate Action:
"Modern high-speed communication networks are a crucial enabler for almost all industries, essential for leading the way to a low-carbon society. this is the firm belief of the global e-sustainability initiative (gesi), along with the conviction that sustainability is fundamental for long-term economic growth and competitiveness. In the context of the necessity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the author outlines the range of initiatives that gesi has undertaken with its members and global partners."
Download the Climate Action report (PDF 2.4 MB)
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ITU News
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is the leading United Nations agency for information and communication technology issues, and the global focal point for governments and the private sector in developing networks and services.
For the recent article on GeSI engagement in combating the climate change, please click here.
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ICT World Today
ICT World Today is a journal on Information and Communication Tecnology for Development developed by the Korea Information Society Development Institute with support from UN-APCICT.
Download coming soon! Please visit us again
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Social and Environmental Responsibility in Metals Supply to the Electronic Industry
A study on how aluminum, cobalt, copper, gold, palladium and tin are mined, recycled, purchased and where they are used in electronics products
Download this publication in PDF format
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GeSI: A platform for ICT companies and stakeholders to contribute towards e-sustainability
See the article here (Part 1) and here (Part 2)
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