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UNESCO laureate empowers girls with disabilities through inclusive learning in Egypt’s remote communities
December 31, 2019
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Director-General condemns murder of journalist Ahmed Muhana al-Lami in Iraq
December 30, 2019
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A sustainable Congolese school widens the horizon for young girls
December 30, 2019
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December 23, 2019
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Zambia’s standards of practice for the teaching profession launched
Zambias standards of practice for the teaching profession which were developed with UNESCO support were officially launched on 19th December 2019 These standards will guide teachers and educators by outlining their expected knowledge skills values conduct and obligations They will also form the basis for appraisal licensing promotions inspections and issuance of teaching certificates All this feeds into one overarching aim to deliver quality education in Zambia The launch brought together a wide variety of education stakeholders including the Ministry of General Education MoGE teacher unions the Teaching Council of Zambia TCZ as well as teachers learners and parents   The Permanent Secretary in the MoGE Dr Jobbicks Kalumba stated on behalf of the Minister of General Education that the launch demonstrates the governments commitment to the SDGs He highlighted that the standards aim to support Zambia achieve SDG4 to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all  The PS thanked UNESCO for its involvement and appealed to the Organization for further support UNESCO should not just end here and there is also need for concerted efforts by other stakeholders in the education sector to support the dissemination of these standards as widely as possible to all teachers teacher educators and education leaders in order to facilitate effective implementation at all levels he said Speaking on behalf of the UNESCO Regional Director for Southern Africa Professor Hubert Gijzen UNESCO Lusaka Office Team Leader Alice Saili acknowledged the MoGE for its strong leadership throughout the entire process  She highlighted UNESCOs mandate in education operationalized through the Capacity Development for Education CapED Programme The UN is committed to our common global agenda of ensuring that no one and least of all no young Zambian is left behind she said Present at the launch was also UNESCOIICBA which provided technical support for the standards development through the CapED Programme Dr Temechegn Engida represented IICBA and moderated a panel discussion on the importance of the standards in Zambia   Looking ahead to 2020 the next challenge will be to implement the new standards What is clear from this event is that the Government and Zambias education stakeholders are strongly committed to transforming their education sector  For more information please contact asikayileunescoorg 
December 20, 2019
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Monitoring and reporting achievements on Education 2030 and the CESA
December 20, 2019
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Monitoring and reporting achievements on Education 2030 and the CESA
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December 20, 2019
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Monitoring and reporting achievements on Education 2030 and the CESA
Cross section of partners and the Ministry of Education Kenya From Left to Right Africa Union Commission Ministry of Education Kenya UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern Africa UNICEF East and South Africa Regional Office and UNHCR Regional Office for Eastern Africa and the Great Lakes © Gideon MwauraUNESCO
December 20, 2019
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UN General Assembly highlights UNESCO’s leading role in the Education 2030 Agenda
On 19 December 2019 the UN General Assembly adopted the resolution Education for Sustainable Development in the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development The General Assembly resolution Education for Sustainable Development in the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development introduced by the Group of 77 and China calls upon the international community to scale up education for sustainable development in order to achieve the 2030 Agenda The decision relates to various aspects of education for sustainable development and more broadly the implementation of SDG 4 as it recognizes among others the gendered barriers faced by girls in accessing education and the need to deliver quality education to children in conflict and postconflict situations  With the adoption of the resolution the international community stresses UNESCOs mandated role in leading and coordinating the Education 2030 Agenda as well as its position as the lead agency for education for sustainable development It also highlights the new framework entitled Education for Sustainable Development Towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals ESD for 2030 which builds upon the experiences of the Global Action Programme in its five Priority Action Areas of policy education and training educators youth and communities ESD for 2030 will be launched officially in June 2020 in Berlin Germany          For the first time the resolution explicitly emphasizes the importance of further developing and implementing educational programmes to address climate change challenges thus reaffirming the relevance of ESD for 2030 today Furthermore this years resolution notes the significant progress made by the Global Action Programme particularly through its Key Partner Network that has exposed 26 million learners to education for sustainable development curricula and trained two million educators in this domain Through the resolution the UN General Assembly invites UNESCO to support Member States in their efforts to promote education for sustainable development It also reiterates its call to Member States to provide inclusive and equitable quality education at all levels and ensure that all people may have access to lifelong learning opportunities that can help them participate fully in society and contribute to sustainable development During the negotiation process Member States welcomed the findings and recommendations of the UNESCO DirectorGenerals report on the implementation of education for sustainable development This report emphasized the importance of global cooperation for SDG 4 and education for sustainable development The UN SecretaryGeneral is requested to submit a report on the implementation of the present resolution to the General Assembly at its seventysixth session
December 20, 2019
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World Arabic Language Day 2019: The potential of artificial intelligence in the promotion and preservation of Arabic language
December 20, 2019
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New resource to help end school-related gender-based violence
December 20, 2019
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Launch of Zambia’s standards of practice for the teaching profession
December 20, 2019

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