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Guam Green Growth prepares for Makerspace opening UOG President Thomas Krise and Senior Vice Provost Anita Borja-Enriquez pose with cutting boards that were engraved using a laser cutter from the G3 Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation Hub located in the Chamoru Village. The G3 Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation Hub includes a variety of tools and equipment that will be used to turn waste products into marketable products. Cathleen Moore-Linn, the executive director of the Research Corporation of the University of Guam, holds a pen stand that was created using the laser cutter at the G3 Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation

The Guam Green Growth Commitment program invites the community to participate in creating a sustainable future for our island. Businesses, non-profits, educational institutions, and community groups can earn badges linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in recognition of their actions to advance sustainability. THE BADGES The badges are linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Therefore, there are 17 badges that businesses, organizations, educational institutions, and community groups can apply for and attain. HOW TO ACHIEVE A BADGE To attain a Guam Green Growth Commitment badge, your organization must uphold the principles of demonstrating local leadership

Add Your Heading Text Here Governor Lou Leon Guerrero, a new Global Island Partnership Leader, had an inspiring message for attendees of the Global Island Partnership (GLISPA) Community Coordination call today. Guam is a member of GLISPA whose mission is to promote action to build resilient and sustainable island communities by inspiring leadership, catalyzing commitments and facilitating collaboration for all islands. #Guam #GLISPA #Sustainability #GuamGreenGrowth

12 village mayors recognized for advancing UN SDGs At the Mayors Council of Guam meeting Wednesday, July 7, the Guam Green Growth (G3) team awarded plaques to twelve village mayors for their efforts in advancing the first and second Sustainable Development Goals of “No Poverty” and “Zero Hunger.”   The mayors were recognized for their participation in the Guam Green Growth Commitment (G3C) badge program. The G3C program recognizes and rewards participation from businesses, organizations, educational institutions, and community groups in developing and creating sustainable practices that align with the Guam Green Growth Action Framework and the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals.   At the MCOG meeting, Dr. Austin Shelton, UOG Center for Island Sustainability