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International Society for Development and Sustainability (ISDS) is an association of individual and institutional members whose purpose is to build a communication network between scientists, practitioners, and people with an interest in sustainability. Registered with Japanese Government as a private organization, ISDS is dedicated to research, development, consultation, training, and publication in all areas related to sustainable development. It promotes sustainability through maintaining technical cooperation, network development and capacity building at international, regional and national levels. This website is a platform for sustainability knowledge sharing and awareness raising.

From the beginning of the establishment , ISDS Mission was - and still is - to the state of the art and professional sustainability information services for individuals and organization. The mission is composed of two important parts. one is acquiring,collecting or creating reliable and real time information and the other part is disseminating,delivering and communicating those information to the user who needs it . ISDS aims to reach a major part of this goal by developing an international network of individual and institutional members whose profession has something to do with sustainability.

The word "Engineering" is derived from the Latin "ingenium", meaning something like brilliant idea, flash of genius. It was created in the 16th century and originally described a profession that we would probably call an artistic inventor. Engineers apply the knowledge of the mathematical and natural sciences (biological and physical), with judgement and creativity to develop ways to utilize the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind. The subjects are diverse and include names like Bio Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Financial Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Internet Engineering and Systems Engineering, etc.

A large majority of teachers' unions and associations around the world are represented internationally by one unified organization, Education International (EI). Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, EI was created by the merger of two major teachers' organizations in 1990. It includes 310 teachers' organizations from 159 countries, with a membership of more than 25 million teachers and other education workers.