On August 29th, the final round of the 2020 Tsinghua SPPM International Case Analysis Competition of Public Policy on SDGs was successfully held, co-hosted by the China Case Center for Public Policy & Management and the Institute for Sustainable Development Goals of Tsinghua University, with the and support of the Reckitt Group. 101 finalists competed in the competition online, and more than 7,000 people watched the competition through the live webcast.

Since its launch in May, the competition has attracted 303 participants from 86 teams from 86 institutions in China, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Australia, India, South Korea, France, Japan, Canada and other countries. Focusing on the 17 UN SDGs, the participating teams selected topics, and through field research, online interviews, case writing and case analysis, thought about sustainable development issues from an international perspective and a professional viewpoint of public policy, recorded and summarized the vivid practices of implementing the UN SDGs in the places where the cases took place, and discussed how to solve the development problems in the three dimensions of social, economic and environmental in an integrated way, so as to shift to the path of sustainable development and to improve the quality of life. It also explore how to address development issues in the three dimensions of society, economy and environment in an integrated manner, shift to a sustainable development path, and take concerted actions to eradicate poverty, protect the Earth, and ensure peace and prosperity for human beings. After more than three months of meticulous preparation and two rounds of fierce competition, a total of 12 master's student teams and 16 undergraduate teams stood out and successfully entered the final round.

Group photo of finalists

List of winners