Bringing the ‪SDGs‬ to life: real change for real people video by IIED

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Time for all of us to be creative - Nice contribution from IIED. Are there any other creative ideas out there? If so send them to me at felix[at]felixdodds.net and the best ill promote here in the blog.


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