Leading projects responsibly for people and planet
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Leading projects responsibly for people and planet 〰️
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, organised citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
(Margaret Mead)
Who are we?
Signatories to the Manifesto for Responsible Project Management are:
3
Professional associations
257
individual project professionals
5
Corporate organisations
From 29 universities and more than 30 companies across UK, Spain, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden, Iran, Kazakhstan, India, Australia, China and USA.
We advocate for all projects to deliver value for people, planet and prosperity.
Project management drives change across the world. Every project has a social, environmental and economic context that increasingly presents challenges to achieving successful project outcomes. Our aim is to encourage, develop and support project professionals in facilitating project success and beneficial project outcomes.
The Schumacher Institute
New for 2023, Responsible Project Management joins the Schumacher Institute as a supported project. The Schumacher Institute is an independent think tank for environmental, social, and economic issues. We are delighted to have their support for our projects and excited to collaborate with them on new initiatives in 2023 and beyond. In this way, we hope to extend the resources available to project people to incorporate sustainability and systems thinking into their projects, leading to project outcomes that are better for society and the future of our planet. The Institute is a charity and this enables donations to be made to support and extend initiatives with a sustainability purpose.
About
Find out about our purpose, our methods, and the results of our advocacy.
Take Action
Ready to take the next step? You can join events and contribute to the discussion, sign the Manifesto yourself or encourage your organisation to commit to Responsible Project Management.
To make a donation to Responsible Project Management as a supported project of the Schumacher Institute:
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