Engagements and Partnerships

CSU understands that meaningful progress toward the SDGs requires collaboration beyond the university’s walls. The university actively partners with government agencies, local industries, and non-governmental organizations to drive community-centered projects aimed at promoting health, education, and environmental sustainability.

CSU has shown an exceptional commitment to partnerships, evidenced by 183 documented projects that span local, national, and international collaborations. These partnerships include agreements with academic institutions such as Hokkaido University and Southern Luzon State University, as well as organizations like Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation and the Department of Agriculture. CSU’s alliances extend to strategic collaborations with technology leaders such as Huawei Technologies and global research partnerships with entities like the University of Stavanger. These diverse partnerships reinforce CSU’s role as a dynamic contributor to advancing SDG 17, emphasizing the necessity of working hand-in-hand with stakeholders to share expertise, leverage resources, and implement effective solutions.

These partnerships exemplify CSU’s dedication to SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving sustainable outcomes. The university’s work in forming alliances ensures that resources, knowledge, and expertise are shared to maximize the positive impact on local and global communities.