Welcome to our SDG series: SDG 16 – Peace, justice and strong institutions

Ericsson is a multinational networking and telecommunications company headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 1876 by Lars Magnus Ericsson, Nowadays it is one of the leading providers of communication technology and services worldwide.

The company specializes in developing and providing infrastructure, software, and services for mobile and fixed-line networks. Ericsson provides technology and infrastructure for better connectivity, especially in underserved or conflict-affected areas. This helps in promoting transparency, accountability, and participation, crucial for strong institutions. Ericsson’s technology helps with legal support and fair trials by using digital tools.

Their communication technology also assists in keeping communities safe during emergencies, like natural disasters. Collaborating with governments and NGOs, Ericsson helps in training and developing tailored tech solutions for governance and law enforcement. Upholding ethical business practices and governance, Ericsson sets a transparent and accountable example, indirectly promoting SDG 16 values.

With a significant presence in over 180 countries, Ericsson plays a crucial role in shaping the future of communication technology. Its focus on innovation, research, and development has contributed to the evolution of wireless communication, enabling faster, more reliable, and more efficient networks. The company’s vision revolves around connecting people, businesses, and societies globally through its technology and services.

Next week we highlight the very last SDG of our SDG-series; SDG 17- Partnerships for the goals. Curious what the final company will be?

Stay tuned to find out the last company of this series.