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Learning and teaching for peaceful and sustainable societies
Bringing together more than 350 experts, practitioners and policy-makers from 100 countries for a two-day forum which explored the theme of Learning and teaching for peaceful and sustainable societies, the 2019 UNESCO forum on ESD and Global Citizenship Education, in Ha Noi, Viet Nam focused on the cognitive, socio-emotional and behavioural dimensions of ESD and GCED in pre-primary, primary and secondary education.
 
Lessons learned from five years of the GAP
60 Global Action Programme (GAP) Key Partners met in Ha Noi to discuss lessons learned from five years of GAP implementation. The meeting also served as an opportunity to obtain suggestions for the implementation of the new ESD for 2030 framework.
Guideboook on Education for Sustainable Development for Africa educators
guidebook on Education for Sustainable Development for Educators: Effective teaching and learning in teacher education institutions in Africa has been conceived as a tool to mainstream sustainability into all aspects of teacher education and training with useful information concerning teaching, learning and assessment approaches to help achieve the ESD goals and learning outcomes.
NEW RESOURCES


FramerSpace
UNESCO MGIEP launches a new analytics and AI-driven learning platform to build a collective human intelligence on ideas that will shape the world.


SDGs Resource Bank
Pedagogical multimedia resources, ideas for classroom activities and good practices for each of the 17 SDGs.


Cross-curriculum material for Baltic teachers
Material and activities to support educators in teaching key sustainable development competencies in 4 languages.


Re-thinking education for a more sustainable world
A new website presents the work of Dr. Stephen Sterling, collecting his latest publications and presentations. 

UPCOMING EVENTS


International Conference on Sustainability Education
9-10 September
New Delhi, India



Transforming Education Conference for Humanity
10-12 December
Vizag, India

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