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Climate data is essential for protecting the future of learning and building resilience in and through the education system. It allows the education sector to move from reactive responses to …

A productive meeting was held between Mr. Ahmed Junaid Sorosh-Wali, Head of Office and UNESCO Representative to Sudan, and His Excellency Lt. Gen. Abdul Rahman Abdul Hamid, Governor of Northern …

On Tuesday, 14 April 2026, Zanzibar marked a major milestone in advancing students’ health and well-being as UNESCO, in partnership with WHO, the Ministry of Education & Vocational Training, and …

Today, nearly 112,000 schools in 98 countries have become green schools and received the badge, as part of the Greening Education Partnership. These include 32,944 nursery schools, 54.292 primary schools, 17,138 …

What is a Green School? A Green School is an educational institution that takes a whole-of-institution approach to Education for Sustainable Development. It integrates climate action and sustainability principles into …

The Artemis programme seeks not only to return humans to the Moon, but to establish a sustainable presence that will enable future exploration of Mars and beyond. “Sanctuary on the …

Organized by the UNESCO Office in Sudan, under the patronage of the governor of Northern State and in partnership with the Supreme Council for Tourism (Northern State), the Federal Ministry …

The announcement was made within the framework of the 62nd Meeting of LLECE National Coordinators, organized in Santiago by the UNESCO Regional Office in Santiago from 14 to 16 April 2026. …

In a context of increasing exposure to natural hazards and the effects of climate change, the countries of the Central American Integration System (SICA) region are strengthening their capacities to …

National Commissions are essential partners for UNESCO in shaping a more inclusive, peaceful, and sustainable future — delivering for the people, everywhere. Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO Opening the meeting, …