Global Action Programme (GAP) on. Education for Sustainable Development. - Implementation update -

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Global Action Programme (GAP) on Education for Sustainable Development - Implementation update - Bernard Combes, Information Officer, Education for Sustainable Development UNESCO

GAP Global Coordination by UNESCO Setting the ESD Global Agenda Building New Momentum: Launch Commitments Harnessing Partnerships: Partner Networks Fostering a Global Community of Practice: Global Forum and Online Clearinghouse Showcasing Good Practice: UNESCO-Japan Prize for ESD

Global Framework for ESD Increased international recognition of ESD Education 2030 Framework for Action SDG Target 4.7 of Goal 4 & Target 13.3 of Goal 13 UNGA Resolution 70/209 SAMOA Pathway - 3 rd International Conference on SIDS 2015-2025 MAB Strategy - Strategic Objective 3 Climate COP 21 Paris Agreement Article 12

UNESCO and the SDGs UNESCO highlights and reaffirms the importance of: inclusive and quality education for all to achieve sustainable development protecting cultural heritage and fighting against the illicit trafficking of cultural objects solving the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics education crisis that the world faces today investing in youth and access to quality education to counter violent extremism the role of freedom of expression and access to information and knowledge in sustainable development gender equality and the empowerment of women for sustainable development and lasting peace http://en.unesco.org/sdgs

The Education SDG Target 4.7 of Goal 4 calls for: "by 2030 all learners acquire knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including among others through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship, and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture s contribution to sustainable development". http://en.unesco.org/sdgs/ed

Addressing the SDGs through ESD publication concise guidance on learning content and approaches to teach key sustainable development challenges structured along the SDGs, providing age-specific learning content for each SDG also addressing key competencies needed to implement the SDGs, as well as transformative pedagogies to teach them

Monitoring of Target 4.7 contribute to monitoring SDG Target 4.7 provide inputs for overall monitoring of SDG 4 contribute to online database for reporting initiatives related to Target 4.7 develop thematic reports related to Target 4.7

Symposia series and publication on the future of ESD cutting-edge debate on non-conventional questions about the future of ESD to plan ahead for the time after the GAP and to contextualize ESD within the SDGs accompanied by a communication strategy, including an ESD volume in the Education on the Move series

Creating momentum GAP Commitments ESD stakeholders invited to make GAP Commitments 365 GAP Launch commitments received from stakeholders in 80 countries prior to the 2014 World Conference on ESD currently a total of 500 GAP commitments Make a commitment at: https://unesco4esd.crowdmap.com/

Harnessing partnerships Partner Networks 5 Partner Networks established for GAP implementation 1 st GAP Partner Network consultation meeting (26-27 May 2015, UNESCO HQ) 82 organizations from around the world are Key Partners developing flagship projects for each Priority Action Area Members of Partner Networks: http://en.unesco.org/gap/partner-networks/members

Developing Flagship projects 1 Advancing ESD in education & sustainable development policy 2 4 3 Enhancing whole-institution approaches Supporting teacher education institutions Capacity building for ESD youth leadership 5 Strengthening commitment for ESD at local level

Paris COP 21 Education Day French Ministerial roundtable UN side event - Learning to live with climate change - Accelerating climate change education and awarenessraising UN Alliance side event - Non-Formal Education and Innovative Approaches for Climate Change 5 discussion rounds on the GAP priority action areas More information: http://en.unesco.org/themes/cop21

Fostering a Global Community of Practice GAP ESD Clearinghouse set up for information sharing access to news, events, knowledge, experiences and resources within the ESD global community of practice setting up of an online ESD Resource Bank GAP ESD information folder produced contribute to the GAP ESD Clearinghouse: https://en.unesco.org/gap-esd-clearinghouse

Sharing knowledge and experiences developing an ESD & SDG matrix of good practices disseminating the ESD Zoom electronic newsletter identifying and highlighting amazing Pathfinders for Change changers involved in ESD contribute to the UNESCO Green Citizens initiative: http://en.unesco.org/greencitizens/

2017 GAP Global Forum March 2017 (Canada) The 2017 Global Forum will: review progress of GAP implementation since the 2014 World Conference on ESD discuss emerging issues and innovative developments in ESD draw up plans for the coming years of the GAP be organized back to back with the 3 rd Forum on Global Citizenship Education

Showcasing Good Practice 2015: First edition of the UNESCO-Japan Prize on ESD First call for nominations received 60 nominations 3 winning organizations from Germany, Guatemala & El Salvador, and Indonesia 1 st Award ceremony during 38 th General Conference Participate in the 2016 Prize call for nominations: http://en.unesco.org/prize-esd/nomination

rootability (Germany) Asociación SERES (Guatemala & El Salvador) The Centre for Development of Early Childhood, Non-Formal and Informal Education (Indonesia)

Timeline (provisional) 2014 UNESCO World Conference on ESD launches the Global Action Programme (GAP) on ESD 2015 2017 2019 First meeting of Partner Networks Launch of online GAP ESD Clearinghouse Global Review Forum for the GAP on ESD Mid-term report on the GAP on ESD Progress report on GAP implementation to UNGA 72 Global Review Forum for the GAP on ESD Final report on the 1 st phase of the GAP on ESD Activities of Members of Partner Networks Flagship Projects

How can you get involved? Post a GAP Commitment Input into GAP report Apply for the ESD Prize Use the GAP Clearinghouse

b.combes@unesco.org