Another Development Foundation will promote education for sustainable development (ESD) i various ways. Both Ira Sundberg and Ingvar Rönnbäck have extensive experience in this field. Below is a list of achievements by Ira Sundberg who has worked with training, education and learning i many settings. Her profile is psychosocial and social sustainability and how that is related to the overall challenge of sustainable development – a discourse which is very well known for her. In this photo Ira Sundberg is together with Damaris Maingi, working at Machakos Teacher´s College, Kenya.
Lectures and workshops at Cemus, the Centre for Environment and Development Studies at Uppsala University on “Psychology & communication – why don´t we act?”, “What is leadership? Climate Change Leadership in Practice”, “Climate, energy and the modern society. When we know so much, why does so little happen?” (2016- )
Lecturer at the municipality of Uppsala and Akademiska sjukhuset, the Uppsala University hospital, on the theme “When we know so much, why does so little happen?” 2017
Lecturer on “When we know so much, why is so little happening?”, Uppsala municipality, Klimatklivet, a business network, 2017
Guide, Sustainable Stockholm, Peace Boat, 2011-13
Initiator and facilitator, conference “Co-operation between Kenya and Sweden for Sustainability” Nairobi, Kenya. The conference was conducted through an invitation from Swedish Eco-municipalities (Sekom), The Natural Step International and Sustainable Sweden Association with funding from The Ekhaga Foundation, 2007
Lecturer at “Young Leaders Consultative Meeting” at Kenya Institute of Education, 2006
Lecturer at seminar, Young Leaders Consultative Meeting at Kenya Institute of Education, Nairobi, Kenya, 2006
Lecturer “The sustainable workplace”, The National Council of Swedish Youth Organisation, LSU, 2005
Lecturer and coach regarding “The Lake of Trekanten”, The City of Stockholm, 2004
Lecturer, “Psychosocial Sustainability – What is it and how can I apply it to the sustainability movement?”, SIS, Nairobi, Kenya, 2004
Lecturer and guide, Sustainable Sweden Tours, 2001-2004
Lecturer “About the good life”, Swedish Ecodemics, 2002
Lecturer “Women, nature and environment”, The Swedish National Association for Social and Mental Health, 2002
Lecturer, “Quality of Life”, the Swedish Union of Tenants, 2002
Lecturer, “Psychosocial sustainability”, Municipality of Robertsfors, 2002
Lecturer on “Nature and environment”, Trade Union for University Graduates in Natural Sciences, 2002
Lecturer on “Naturally – about the good life in Stockholm”, Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, 2002
Lecturer “Stressed humans, stressed planet”, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, 2002
Lecturer on “Local work on change in inner city gardens – a road to sustainable development, 2001
Lecturer, “Collaboration and success factors”, Municipality of Sundbyberg, 2001
Lecturer on “Introduction to depth interviewing, sustainable development” at Cemus, the Centre for Environment and Development Studies, Uppsala University, 2001
Lecturer “Psychosocial sustainability – the good life and the good company”, municipality of Kalix 2001
Lecturer on Psychosocial sustainability”, Swedish University of Agricultural Science, 2001
Lecturer on “Psychosocial sustainability”, Stockholm University, 1996
Lecturer “Management on change”, Mälardalen University, 1998
Lecturer, “Management of change and lifestyle questions”, Vuxenskolan, 1998
Lectures on “Lighter package”, Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, 1998