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Course Promotes Climate Change Learning in China
20 April 2018 | Shanghai, China
Collaboration between UNITAR, as the Secretariat of UN CC:Learn, and Tongji University began in 2016 with the promotion of climate change learning, as the two institutes joined forces to develop the Mandarin Chinese version of the Introductory e-Course on Climate Change.
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Education for Sustainable Development
13 April 2018 | Online
Education is essential in supporting the implementation of the sustainable development agenda and human development.
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Climate Classroom @ NAP Expo 2018
10 April 2018 | Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
The most recent edition of the Climate Classroom took place at the NAP Expo 2018, an event promoting experience sharing and collaboration on how to advance National Adaptation Plans (NAPs).
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Youth Climate Dialogue with Young Somali Refugees
Osman, Abdijabar, Aisha, Ikran and Umelkayer are young Somali refugees in the Sheder refugee camp in Ethiopia. They recently participated in the Youth Climate Dialogue with students from the Lycee International de Ferney-Voltaire in France.
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Learning to Live with Climate Change
What do we need in order to be able to live with climate change? UN CC:Learn helps bring solutions through climate change literacy, by providing foundational learning and working through education systems, with training institutions, and with the private sector.
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This report presents a summary of the UN CC:Learn partnership challenges and successes during 2014 - 2017, outlining efforts to upscale climate change learning, advance global climate literacy, and promote a strategic approach at national and regional levels.
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Resource Guide on Climate Change and Cities
What role can cities play in addressing climate change? How can cities be better prepared? This interactive module provides a “guided tour” to answer these questions.
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Youth Climate Dialogues: Guiding Tips to Get You All Set
This guide illustrates how to set up Youth Climate Dialogues - a forum for youth in Switzerland and our partner countries to share their view about climate change. Follow #YouthClimateDialogues on Twitter to know more!