Educating for Sustainability: UNESCO

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UNESCO and WSSD


	Background & Preparations
	UNESCO at Johannesburg
	- SPEECHES
	Alliances & Partnerships

UNESCO's Priorities


	Educating for Sustainability
	Scientific Dimensions
	Ethical Principles
	Cultural Dimensions
	Media and ICTs

Some Action Themes


	Biological Diversity
	Tourism
	Fresh Water
	Gender
	Local and indigenous knowledge

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Education is not an end in itself.

Projects

	Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE)@
	In collaboration with the "Forum for African Women Educationalists" (FAWE), ESD conducted a study on economic activities and technology needs of women farmers and producers in Machakos, Kenya. >> More

	Global Problematique Education Network Initiative (GENIe)
	UNESCO launched the Global Problematique Education Network Initiative, otherwise known as GENIe, at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland (Ohio, USA). >> More UNITWIN/UNESCO CHAIRS Programme

	International Central-Asian Environmental Chair – Center of UNESCO Irkutsk Scientific Center RAS, Irkutsk, Russia
	This chair is established within the Irkutsk Scientific Center RAS, and involved in international programmes and contribution to an effective development of the network of Chairs in the universities of Eastern Siberia and abroad. >> More UNITWIN/UNESCO CHAIRS Programme

	UNESCO Chair in Reorienting Teacher Education towards Sustainability,
	The purpose of this Chair is to take leadership in developing an international pilot network among existing teacher training institutions, based in part on the results of the UNESCO workshop held in Thessaloniki, Greece, in December 1997. >> More UNITWIN/UNESCO CHAIRS Programme

	Youth, Sustainable Consumption and Lifestyles
	In a joint project , UNESCO and UNEP seek to gain better understanding of young people’s consumption patterns and to work with them in promoting more sustainable consumption patterns for the future. >> More UNESCO / UNEP

Resources

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Websites (7)

Publications (32)

Events (1)

Features

Book

Seven complex lessons in education for the future

Edgar, Morin

Documents

Education and Sustainable Development: UNESCO’s Contribution to Agenda 21

Education for Sustainability - From Rio to Johannesburg: Lessons learnt from a decade of commitment

Education for sustainable development
UNESCO’s Vision and Perspective

Projects

Youth, Sustainable Consumption and Lifestyles
In a joint project , UNESCO and UNEP seek to gain better understanding of young people’s consumption patterns and to work with them in promoting more sustainable consumption patterns for the future. >> More

Websites

Education for All (EFA) - UNESCO (Go)

Teaching and Learning for a Sustainable Future (Go)

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