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A visually engaging map showing direct public transport routes to MCAST from different localities. The initiative encourages students to use public transport, helping reduce traffic and carbon emissions. The map will be shared digitally and included in fresher packs and digital signage.

As part of the National Strategy on Active Ageing 2023-2030, St Vincent de Paul (SVP) provides training to health care professionals including Charge Nurses, Medical Doctors, Head of Allied Healthcare Professionals and Nurses, to enable them to be culturally sensitive and knowledgeable of the history of discrimination and to the unique needs of older LGBTIQ individuals.

The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage will be launching a digital campaign highlighting how sustainability interplays with cultural heritage, and how these SDGs are being promoted and implemented.

In Collaboration with Richmond Foundation and St Vincent de Paul (SVP) Training Centre, two type of training programmes are being provided to SVP professionals: Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Course in the Workplace and MHFA in Older Adults.

Eco-Bingo is a fun sustainability challenge open to all MCAST students and staff, running from 18th September to 8th October. Participants receive a digital bingo card with eco-friendly actions like using a reusable bottle, turning off lights, recycling, or cycling to campus. Completing a full row enters them into a prize draw for eco-themed or MCAST-branded items. The initiative promotes everyday sustainable habits in a fun and engaging way while supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A colourful bingo card and promotional materials will be shared, with a possible prize ceremony and short impact report at the end.

Social media posts, which will be uploaded on the NCPE's social media platforms, namely Facebook and Instagram, will be linked to SDG 5: Gender Equality and SDG 10: Reducing Inequalities to raise awareness on the mentioned SDGs.

These sessions aim to build awareness from a young age by using games, storytelling, and hands-on activities that teach kids about waste reduction, reuse, and sustainability.

Social media posts will be published throughout the week to create awareness about the impact of the sustainable development goals on children’s rights. These will focus on child poverty and equal access to services; Ensuring children’s good-health and wellbeing; Ensuring access to good quality education; Creating sustainable cities and communities.

In order to raise awareness about SDGs, UM staff will video record short presentations focusing on excerpts from their research, teaching or outreach events which highlights, supports and contextualises a particular SDG.

The HSBC Malta Foundation will be introducing plant based meals for HSBC Malta staff. This initiative will target SDGs 2, 3, 5, 12 and 13.

The HSBC Malta Foundation will be distributing recycled clothes at the Soup Kitchen in Valletta. This initiative will target SDGs 10, 12 and 13.

The HSBC Malta Foundation will be organising a sale of recycled items collected by HSBC staff and their friends in aid of MSPCA, St Jeanne Antide Foundation, and Storm Petrel Foundation. This initiative will target SDGs 11, 12 and 13.

The awareness raising campaign will focus code of conduct for beach-goers, boat owners on how to approach cetaceans such as dolphins and turtles. These artworks will be uploaded on ERA's Facebook and Instagram which will be posted during the above timeline, having 2 posts per week.

A number of initiatives will be carried out with the aim of increasing awareness and promoting action when it comes to integration, anti-trafficking, child exploitation and forced labour, and violence, discrimination and sexism, particularly against women in politics.

A digital initiative with Design Ecologies, exploring circular design and Malta’s local resources to inspire sustainable, inclusive solutions for the future.