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How can we drive real and sustainable education transformation? In the first of our ConnectEd series, Partnership for Education Managing Director Jane Mann shares her insights on recurring themes we see impacting education systems around the world. She breaks down UNESCO’s latest report which charts global progress on delivering against SDG4, and reflects on themes we’ve seen reflected in our partnerships around the world. Look out for the next instalment of ConnectEd for more insights and reflections on global education developments, events and resources. As ever, please share your feedback via the comments below. #EducationReform #PolicyInnovation #GlobalEducation #InclusiveLearning #EdTech #SustainableDevelopment

📣 #FreeWebinar - November 4, 2024 12:30 PM PT Growing Inland Achievement, in collaboration with Student-Ready Strategies, hosted the Equity in Policy Summit in May. Participants explored the foundations of #equitable, #sustainablepolicy and #practicalstrategies for effective implementation. To extend this learning to institutional staff who couldn’t attend, they’re offering a follow-up #webinar focused on the significance of #institutionalpolicy in fostering #equity across #campuses. Webinar #LearningOutcomes: ✳️ Build a Strong Foundation: Understand key principles of institutional policy and its role in creating equitable educational environments. ✳️ Apply Practical Insights: Learn how to use a robust policy framework to implement and strengthen policies at your institution. ✳️ Create Equitable, Sustainable Policies: Gain skills to review or develop institutional policies that are equitable and long-lasting. Learn more and register today: https://ow.ly/8Kon50TWzgL

On June 13th, the final conference for the Erasmus+ Project "Improved Employability for the Unemployed Adults through Circular Economy Education - IDEA" was held at the Club of Journalists, an event for networking and sharing ideas! ✨. 🎉 As coordinator of the project from Eco-Logic I had the honor to present the project results on which we worked the last two years: -IDEA Guide, containing research report and training format -IDEA Toolkit -IDEA Practitioners Network Representatives from the Ministry of Environment, UNDP, Employment Agency, Adult Education Center, NGOs, municipalities, businesses and educators discussed the development of professional education and good practices for circular economy. 🌿🤝 At the event, in addition to the presentation of the project results, the stakeholders discussed: - development and promotion of professional education with the stakeholders to a higher level of skills for the development of a circular economy, - good practices for circular economy - project opportunities and networking of participants #IDEAProject #CircularEconomy #ErasmusPlus #Employability #Education #NGO #MinistryofEnvironment #UNDP #AVRM #Networking

Education is empowerment, as it enables us to pass down centuries, even millennia, of accumulated knowledge to future generations, paving the way for sustainable prosperity. #EducationForAll #EmpoweringFutureGenerations #SustainableProsperity #ESGJourney #GeothermalDay

As we continue our series of stories from our sustainability report, Phoenix Design Aid would like to focus on our work with SDG 4: Quality Education, targets 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 and 4.7. We support the development of young talent and promote knowledge-sharing on topics related to sustainability and the SDGs. An example is our continuous support of the PDAid Foundation, which is a part of our certification in SDG target 4.3. In the reporting period, the PDAid Foundation expanded its impact: • A new board member and mentor joined our network • Mentees successfully completed the mentorship programme • Two new scholarship recipients began their educational journeys One of the latest recipients, Emmanuel Mtui, began studying English at Arusha Wisdom Training College in Kenya last year, where he is honing his skills in grammar and pronunciation and learning about cultural topics like the environment, society and food. Read more about mentees and our SDG 4 work on pages 40-45 of our sustainability report: https://lnkd.in/dYwt8nkR #sustainabilityreport #sustainability #SDGs #SDG4 #qualityeducation #pdaidfoundation

Theme: From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development On this particular International Youth Day, we want to highlight the importance of education when considering the future of development for our youth. On a global level, education is still on the backburner when it comes to government investment and allocation of public funds. When we do not provide our children with a strong academic foundation, we cripple their ability to use the available technology efficiently and sustainably. Our greatest failure would be to raise a generation that can type but that cannot think critically, empathise with others and tackle complex ideas. Until we value education and invest in our young people the future of sustainable development will always hang in the balance. #internationalyouthday #isedafrica #isaschoolofeducation #sustainabledevelopment #SDG

SDGs, CSR and Education Ministries #Education runs through many #SDGs. Business is spending on education as part of CSR, & through H.R. and other areas. I see a lot of opportunity for improved impact and value if Education Ministries and industry can better coordinate and integrate education investments. Lots of room for synergy if approached strategically. Integrating #SDGs into their strategies would help develop that synergy and align and enhance social, business and environmental impact.

📢 Seeking Partnerships to Represent Myanmar at the World Literacy Summit in Oxford! 🌍📚 We are excited to announce that Edu4SD, an initiative by the SRIc - Shwetaungthagathu Reform Initiative Centre, has been selected to present at the prestigious World Literacy Summit at the University of Oxford next year. This platform will allow us to share our mission of advancing education for sustainable development in Myanmar with a global audience of leaders, policymakers, and literacy advocates. To turn this opportunity into reality, we invite organisations aligned with the UN Global Compact and committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to partner with us. By joining hands, you can directly support our efforts to foster sustainable education and literacy in Myanmar, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Why Partner with Us? Your collaboration will: • Showcase your commitment to global education and sustainability, aligning with the UN Global Compact principles. • Amplify your organization’s impact on the global stage by supporting an initiative dedicated to literacy and sustainable development. • Highlight your brand’s dedication to meaningful CSR by promoting education as a fundamental driver of sustainable growth. Partner Benefits: • Acknowledgment of all our print and digital materials at the summit and beyond • Enhanced brand visibility among an international network of thought leaders and changemakers • Association with a project that shares your commitment to the UN Global Compact and the SDGs If your organization is interested in making a tangible impact on education for sustainable development in Myanmar, or if you know of other organizations that share this vision, please reach out via direct message or contact us at contact@shwetaungthagathu.com. Thank you for considering this partnership. Together, we can make a lasting difference in education and sustainable development. 🌱✨ You can read about our Edu4SD initiatives in this article. https://lnkd.in/dmsThvS9 #Edu4SD #UNGlobalCompact #CSR #WorldLiteracySummit #EducationForAll #SustainableDevelopment #Myanmar #GlobalPartnership #OxfordSummit

143 countries made national commitments at the 2022 Transforming Education Summit. A year later, 91 reported on their transformative actions for #LeadingSDG4. 📚 ➡️ Explore 7 ways countries are #TransformingEducation: https://lnkd.in/e-FJHWZt

✅ GrowYOUth tool Working on the Erasmus+ Project doesn’t have to be hard when you have proper tools and people to work with! That’s why, with a collaborative network of 30 experts in the specific field of youth policy impact at the local, regional, national, and EU level the Growing Youth Work project was created ✅ To boost your project’s expected impact and to have an opportunity to track its improvement. It offers a new FREE digital tool, ecourse with available modules like “Environment and Social Impact of Youth Project” or “Problem Tree and Logical Framework Approach.” The communities of practice also engaged in the project outputs during piloting phases, provided expert insight and guidance on initiatives and actions to be taken during the project. It helped sustain and grow the activities at the local level beyond the project's lifetime. Everything to make your project innovative, impactful, and contribute to the overall goals of the Erasmus+ program. Ready to make an impact? ✍️ Register Your project on the platform: https://lnkd.in/dFJreVYz #GrowingYouthWork #GrowYOUthtool #Amis #erasmusplusproject #project