About the Journal

Global Action for SDGs Journal (GASDG) is an open-access, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to promoting innovative actions, policies, and research that advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at local, regional, and global levels.

Published by Yayasan Ghalih Pelopor Pendidikan, GASDG serves as a platform for dialogue and collaboration among researchers, educators, community organizations, policymakers, and practitioners who are driving meaningful change in their societies.

The journal seeks to amplify real-world impact by showcasing transformative projects, inclusive policies, and community-based practices that translate the SDGs from vision into action. By connecting diverse voices from both academia and the field, GASDG aims to bridge the gap between theory and implementation, encouraging cross-sector partnerships that lead to sustainable and equitable outcomes.

Vision

To become a leading international platform for sharing innovative, inclusive, and impactful knowledge that accelerates the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Mission

  1. To publish high-quality, interdisciplinary research and practices that promote sustainable development.

  2. To strengthen collaboration between academia, government, industry, and civil society in achieving SDG targets.

  3. To inspire communities and institutions to implement locally relevant, globally connected SDG solutions.

Key Features

  • Open Access: Freely accessible to all readers, promoting knowledge equity and inclusivity.

  • Interdisciplinary Focus: Welcomes contributions from education, economics, environment, social science, governance, technology, and cultural studies.

  • Global–Local Perspectives: Encourages research and reports from both developed and developing regions.

  • Practical Impact: Highlights best practices, community empowerment, and innovative SDG solutions that can be replicated or scaled up.

Publication Frequency

The Global Action for SDGs Journal is published biannually (June and December), with special issues occasionally released in partnership with academic conferences or institutions.