UN CC:Learn News
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Youth Leadership Camp for Climate Crisis Equips Youth with the Skills to Spread the Word about Climate Change
From 24 to 26 January 2020, 50 Indonesian youth improved their knowledge and communication skills to raise awareness of climate change and promote climate action.
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Students from St. Gallen (Switzerland) visit UNITAR's HQ in Geneva.
For the fifth consecutive year, students from St. Gallen visited UNITAR.
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New UN CC:Learn Affiliated Resources Support Scientists in Participating in the IPCC Assessment Processes
New course! Check out the latest resource recognized by the UN CC:Learn affiliation programme.
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The Climate Classroom Provides COP25 Delegates with an “Espresso” Shot of Climate Learning
UN CC:Learn delivered several Climate Classrooms to delegates and attendees at COP25 in Madrid.
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UN CC:Learn Highlights the Importance of Climate Change Education at COP25
In Madrid, UN CC:Learn discusses tangible contributions that learning, skills development and investment in climate-resilient education systems are making towards concrete and ambitious climate action. Check it out!
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UN CC:Learn Launches New Project in the Kyrgyz Republic
In Kyrgyz Republic, the UN CC:Learn project aims to strengthen climate education through the development and implementation of a National Climate Change and Green Economy Learning Strategy.
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New e-course: Integrating Climate Risk Information into NAPs
UN CC:Learn and WMO launch a joint new e-course to enhance climate information for climate actions. Registration open!
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New Module on Gender and International Waters Launched on UN CC:e-Learn
What would be key elements to consider in the management of international waters? Is the way in which women and men interact with water resources relevant? Check out a new free e-learning module on gender and international waters to understand why it is important to engage both women and men to foster a more equitable and sustainable water resource use for everybody.
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School Contest Trains Young People of Benin on Climate Change
As part of the implementation of the National Learning Strategy on Climate Change, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Benin, with the support of UNESCO, organized the first edition of the School Competition on Climate Change for students between 10 and 15 years of age.
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Thank you, Chebet Maikut!
A tribute to our ambassador Chebet Maikut.