Today, as part of the 10th anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the ARPA team is coming together to reflect on the progress made and, above all, to strengthen the action that will enable us to continue building a more just, inclusive and sustainable future.
The 2030 Agenda marked a turning point in the way institutions, businesses and societies understand their shared responsibility towards the planet and its people. A decade later, it is clear that sustainability is no longer optional: it is the foundation on which our common future is built.
A renewed commitment to innovation and real impact
At ARPA, we believe that the role of organisations goes beyond business activity. Our responsibility lies in generating a positive and measurable impact that contributes to achieving the SDGs, and we do this through innovation, applied research and cooperation.
This anniversary is an opportunity to reaffirm our conviction: every project developed, every solution implemented and every action carried out by our team seeks to be aligned with major global challenges, from the fight against climate change to the promotion of more resilient communities.
A symbolic gesture that reflects a collective purpose
To commemorate this date, at ARPA we wanted to hold a symbolic event: the raising of the SDG flag, supported by our entire team. A gesture that represents not only an institutional commitment, but also the conviction of every person who is part of this organisation.
Because behind every collective achievement there is human effort, and it is the sum of our wills that will enable us to continue moving towards a more sustainable future.
Looking ahead
The 10th anniversary of the SDGs is not just a commemorative date: it is a call to urgent action. At ARPA, we renew our determination to contribute, with deeds and not just words, to the fulfilment of these global goals.
We are convinced that collaboration, technological innovation and long-term vision are the pillars that will enable us to achieve a more balanced future, where human development and care for the planet go hand in hand.
Today we celebrate this anniversary with pride, but also with the certainty that the real challenge lies ahead: making the next decade one of effective fulfilment of the SDGs.
