In Focus
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UNESCO Forum on Post Conflict Education “Learning to Live Together”
24.05.12In view of the growing importance of providing education to prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies posed, the UNESCO Almaty Cluster Office has initiated International Forum on post conflict education "Learning to Live Together" to be held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on 27-29 June, 2012.
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ESD News and Events
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02.02.12
Experts identify 10 key actions for reducing disaster risk in Nepal’s education sector
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20.01.12
Investing in Disaster Risk Reduction in education can save million lives
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24.11.11
Building a Green Society - The Role of Education, Science, Culture and Communications
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17.11.11
DRR in Education: An imperative for Education Policymakers
Publications
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Astrolabe: A Guide to Education for Sustainable Development Coordination in Asia and the Pacific
An astrolabe is an ancient instrument used to measure the position of the sun an...
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Latest electronic edition of the ESD newsletter from UNESCO Bangkok, June 2010
This regular publication highlights developments of the UN Decade of Education f...
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Review of Contents and Structures for Education for Sustainable Development 2009
UNESCO has just published this review about related contexts and structures for ...
Multimedia Feature
TVE Asia Pacific (TVEAP) recently released its latest Asian regional television series, Saving the Planet, an Asian regional media project to discover and share innovative efforts in education for sustainable development (ESD) in developing countries of Asia.
Laos: It's Alive! is one of a six-episode series which features outstanding efforts in ESD in South and Southeast Asia:
'Fun' isn't part of the curriculum in many Asian countries. School usually means rote learning and passing exams. In Laos, the Participatory Development Training Centre is trying to change this by introducing play-and-learn activities in schools. Working with youth and children volunteers, they are ushering in slow but decisive change in how teachers relate to students. The results are transforming everyone involved.
ESD in Action
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