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New 2017-2020 Phase for UN CC:Learn Begins
27 September 2017 | Geneva, Switzerland
UN CC:Learn Secretariat has signed a new agreement with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation launching the 2017-2020 implementation phase of the One UN Climate Change Learning Partnership.
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UN CC:e-Learn Platform Reaches 100,000 Registrations
22 September 2017 | Online
UN CC:e-Learn is proud to share that the UN climate change e-learning platform has reached 100,000 registrations! We appreciate all of our users around the world for their interest in our courses and their continuous support in our goal to promote climate change education as widely as possible.
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UNDP, FAO and UNITAR join to launch a new online course...
13 September 2017 | Online
The registration for the six-week MOOC on “National Adaptation Plans: Building Climate Resilience in Agriculture” opens today! The course was developed in partnership with UNDP, FAO and UNITAR. It will start on 13 November 2017 and will be accessible on UN CC:e-Learn platform.
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Climate Classroom is coming to COP23!
The Climate Classroom offers focused 45-min learning sessions on highly relevant climate change topics delivered by selected experts in English and French. The next edition will be held at COP23, on 6-17 November in Bonn, Germany.
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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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Action for Climate Empowerment Guidelines
This publication was launched during the Education day at COP22 by Ms. Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary of UNFCCC and Ms. Irina Bokova, Director General of UNESCO.
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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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#ClimateIQ – take a quiz and test your knowledge on climate change!
#ClimateIQ is a weekly quiz shared on Twitter where you can test your knowledge on various climate change related issues. A new question is posted every Wednesday.