Sustainable Week 2021
The main event of the 2021 edition was the I International Congress on Innovation and Citizenship, priorities for a sustainable lifestyle. The objective was to promote dialogue and reflection based on the creation of sustainable businesses, responsible consumption, environmental protection, and urban intervention.
Sustainable Week 2020
The 2020 edition of Sustainable Week was held virtually, with a central theme of learning about and sharing business undertakings, initiatives, challenges, and research brought about by the pandemic. Simultaneously, a volunteer fair and an entrepreneurship fair took place.
Sustainable Week 2019
The central theme of the 2019 edition of Sustainable Week was Sustainable Development Goal 12 of the UN 2030 Agenda, "Responsible Consumption and Production," in order to publicize the importance of responsible production and consumption of the planet’s resources in favor of the social, environmental and economic sustainability of our surroundings.
Sustainable Week 2018
The purpose of the 2018 edition of Sustainable Week was to provide spaces for the creation of innovative solutions to the university’s environmental and social problems, as well to strengthen a sense of belonging among USIL students and employees through educational and entertaining experiences focusing on sustainable development. In addition, the change of the Social Responsibility pillar to the Corporate Sustainability pillar of the USIL Education Group was announced.
Sustainable Week 2017
The 2017 edition of Sustainable Week (formerly Sustainability and Social Responsibility Week) included entertaining activities such as an outdoor movie showing, a volunteer fair, novel presentations such as the “20x20 Challenge” in the PechaKucha format, and a panel discussion on the emergency caused by the El Niño phenomenon.
Sustainable Week 2016
The purpose of the 2016 edition of Sustainable Week (formerly Sustainability and Social Responsibility Week) was to foster reflection on sustainability in our university community and make the Sustainable Development Goals known. The main activities were academic forums and the Volunteer Fair.