UN CC:Learn News
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New Resource Guide for Advanced Learning on Climate Change and Cities
UNCC:Learn launches a new Resource Guide for Advanced Learning on Climate Change and Cities, produced with technical advice from the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat).
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Burkina Faso Trains Teaching Supervisors in Charge of Curriculum Development on Climate Change
Thirty people in charge of the revision of the curricula in Burkina Faso had the opportunity to undertake a training on climate change called "Basics and implications of climate change for Burkina Faso." The training aimed at facilitating the integration of climate change into school curricula.
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UN CC:Learn Partners with Jordan and Edama to Provide Climate Change Knowledge in Arabic
The UN CC:Learn Secretariat recently signed a letter of collaboration with the Ministry of Environment of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the EDAMA business association, agreeing to work together for the dissemination of climate change learning in the Arabic world.
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France Supports the Organization of Youth Climate Dialogues
France will contribute to the UN CC:Learn programme, in order to support the organization of Youth Climate Dialogues between French schools and schools from UN CC:Learn partner countries.
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Share Your Stories and Test Your Climate IQ – Follow UN CC:Learn on the Social Media!
UN CC:Learn launched three social media campaigns recently - #ClimateIQ, #ThinkClimate and #CCLearnAlumni. We invite you to test your climate IQ, share your climate change learning successes and stories by using these hashtags.
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UN CC:Learn Partners Welcome UNHCR in the Partnership!
Recognizing the importance of education on climate resilience to protect the lives of refugees, UN CC:Learn partners are pleased to welcome UNHCR in the partnership.
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Niger Validates its National Climate Change Learning Strategy
The Validation Workshop of National Climate Change Learning was held in Niamey, Niger. Thirty representatives of various ministries, international cooperation agencies, the academic sector and civil society came together to bring the latest amendments to the policy.
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UN CC:Learn Participates in ACE Workshop: Summary Video Now Available
Two UN CC:Learn Ambassadors for Climate Change Learning from the Dominican Republic, Mr. Omar Ramírez Tejada and Mr. Daniel Abreu Mejia, participated in the ACE workshop.
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The UN CC:Learn e-course soon coming to China with support from the IESD
UN CC:Learn signed an agreement with Tongji Institute of Environment for Sustainable Development (IESD) for the translation and dissemination of the UN CC:Learn intro e-course.
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A Guide for Youth Climate Dialogues: Tips to Get You All Set
UN CC:Learn has just launched a new guide to support anybody who would be interested in organizing a Youth Climate Dialogue (YCD), available in French and English.