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World Book and Copyright Day 2027

The essence of literature is eternal, permeating cultures and generations. SDG Resources proudly commemorates the World Book and Copyright Day 2027, drawing attention to the instrumental role of literature in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Interrelation between SDGs and Literature

More than 1,100 people from around the world joined the twelfth edition of RELX SDG Inspiration Day: Countdown for the Environment: Climate Action to Advance the SDGs, held virtually on 4 June 2026. Bringing together participants from across business, academia, civil society, government and international organisations, the annual event provided a platform to explore solutions, share insights and accelerate progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Watch the highlights and session recordings to discover the insights, ideas and inspiration from this year's event.
This chapter supports UN SDG goals 13, 3, 10 and 16 by expoloring how climate change disproportionately affects Indigenous communities and people living with disabilities, emphasizing the intersection of climate justice, health equity, and systemic inequalities. It argues for the inclusion of disability justice within climate and environmental justice frameworks to ensure more equitable, inclusive, and resilient responses to the global climate crisis.
This chapter supports Goals 7, 1, and 10 by discussing how energy communities promote renewable energy solutions and democratization of energy access, particularly through solar and wind installations in La Guajira; discussing how energy communities serve as solutions to multidimensional and monetary poverty, demonstrating how energy access reduces energy poverty (EP) rates of 65% in La Guajira; and emphasizing advancing "equity and social justice in the electricity sector" and focusing on indigenous Wayúu communities who face historical exclusion and territorial rights challenges.
This chapter supports Goals 3, 2, and 15 by extensively documenting how phytochemicals provide antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and neuroprotective effects; discussing how tribal foods rich in phytochemicals address nutritional deficiencies; and emphasizing biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of medicinal plants, highlighting threats from climate change and overexploitation.
This chapter supports Goals 6, 2, and 13 by discussing how the Apatani's sophisticated water management system directly addresses water security through innovative irrigation channels, bamboo pipes, and water harvesting structures; demonstrating how the Aji-ngyii paddy-cum-fish cultivation system maximizes food security while maintaining ecological balance; and showing how the system exemplifies climate-resilient water management through adaptive strategies that address environmental challenges using predictive approaches and risk mitigation.
This chapter aligns with Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being and Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities by reviewing the existing literature on body image in Indigenous populations and advocating for culturally relevant, strengths-based research approaches that respectfully incorporate Indigenous worldviews and methodologies.
This chapter aligns with UN SDG goals 13, 10, 16, and 17 by examining how political polarization and fragmented climate governance in New Zealand hinder effective climate action and weaken regional resilience in the Indo-Pacific. It emphasizes the importance of inclusive governance, stronger Māori leadership, and regional cooperation to build climate resilience, promote climate justice, and address the security impacts of climate change.
This chapter supports Goals 15, 4, and 11 by presenting case studies showing how traditional practices maintain ecosystem health and species diversity; emphasizing incorporating ethnoscientific perspectives in curricula to promote cultural literacy and enhance students' scientific understanding, and advocating for science education based on local cultures to improve scientific literacy and critical thinking abilities; and discussing how indigenous ecological ethics foster harmony between human activities and natural processes.
This chapter supports Goals 2, 3, and 15 by documenting traditional Tboli food systems that provide sustainable sources of carbohydrates, proteins, and essential nutrients; highlighting the health advantages of the Tboli diet, including lower fat intake and minimal processed additives; and emphasizing environmental sustainability through local sourcing and biodiversity stewardship.
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