Conference closes with the unanimous
adoption of The Aichi-Nagoya Declaration and the launch of the Global Action
Programme
“We were able to share successful initiatives from all over the world, to help government representatives and other key stakeholders formulate new goals and objectives. We have shaped these into a Roadmap for ESD that will implement the Global Action Programme.” Mr Qian Tang, Assistant Director-General for Education of UNESCO.
To download a copy of The Aichi-Nagoya Declaration on Education for Sustainable Development, click here >>
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Final report launched, reviewing the UN
Decade of Education for Sustainable Development, with a key findings
infographic
The final Global Monitoring and Evaluation Report, 'Shaping the Future We Want', focuses on the outcomes of the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development around the world and demonstrates how education has advanced as a critical tool for moving societies towards sustainability.
Download a copy of the report by clicking here >>
To view the infographic of key findings from the report, click here >>
The final Global Monitoring and Evaluation Report, 'Shaping the Future We Want', focuses on the outcomes of the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development around the world and demonstrates how education has advanced as a critical tool for moving societies towards sustainability.
Download a copy of the report by clicking here >>
To view the infographic of key findings from the report, click here >>
Launching the Global Action Programme -
360 commitments made around the world
After three waves of submissions this
year, this map shows where ESD stakeholders have made 360 launch commitments to
support the Global Action Programme (GAP) on ESD that was launched on the 12th
of November. You can view the GAP Commitments (unedited) via this interactive
map.
Two declarations capture the hopes and
visions of youth from around the world for a more sustainable future
Stakeholder meetings, held prior to the World Conference on ESD, have resulted in two declarations from students and teachers from UNESCO Associated Schools (ASPnet) and from youth more generally. Both declarations voice clear hopes and visions for a more sustainable future through ESD with young people playing a critical role.
To download the Joint Declaration of UNESCO's ASPnet click here >>
To download the Youth Statement click here >>
To view a photogallery of participants from Youth events click here >>
Stakeholder meetings, held prior to the World Conference on ESD, have resulted in two declarations from students and teachers from UNESCO Associated Schools (ASPnet) and from youth more generally. Both declarations voice clear hopes and visions for a more sustainable future through ESD with young people playing a critical role.
To download the Joint Declaration of UNESCO's ASPnet click here >>
To download the Youth Statement click here >>
To view a photogallery of participants from Youth events click here >>
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