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APM Sustainability Interest Network podcast seriesSustainability Fatigue: How We Keep Momentum in 2026, interview with Matteo Deida🕑 23mins Spotify - listen and record your audio comments to add to the podcast Sustainability fatigue is increasingly being felt across organisations but what does it really mean, and how do we move beyond it?  At a time when the post-Christmas lull, competing priorities, and a constant stream of global challenges can leave teams feeling drained, this January episode of the APM Sustainability Interest Network podcast tackles a topic many are quietly experiencing.

National Apprenticeship Week takes place 9-15 February and is a week-long celebration that shines a light on the economic and social impact of apprenticeships.

Systems Thinking has become very topical for project professionals leading to its inclusion in BOK 8 and the recent APM guide to picking the right projects.

Wakefield Council declared a Climate Emergency in May 2019 and has published a Climate Change Action Plan and a Pathway to Net Zero.

The latest spotlight webinar on Thursday 29 January we featured Nammo, an international aerospace and defence company headquartered in Norway, specialising in ammunition, rocket motors, and space propulsion systems.

APM has called for continued reform of how publicly funded projects in Ireland are initiated, governed and delivered, including using the Accelerating Infrastructure Report and Action Plan to create a formal Project-Delivery Authority in Government.

Association for Project Management (APM) has launched a new mark of excellence for learning and development content in the project profession: APM Endorsed.

The APM Greater Bay Area Network was honoured to participate as a supporting association at this meaningful event organised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing Hong Kong (CIM Hong Kong).

Procurement is the backbone of successful project delivery, yet in Nigeria’s built environment, it remains one of the most complex and misunderstood aspects of construction and infrastructure development.

Dr Bea Lewkowicz (pictured, right) was awarded an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to Holocaust Remembrance and Education as part of the King’s New Year Honours list 2026.