IBF participated in the UNESCO’s Symposium ‘Sustainable and Inclusive System Model for Educational Improvement’

Some lessons learned were as follows:
a) The international community should pay nuanced attention and mobilize resources to improve quality education for all, disabled children, girls, ethnic and language minorities and poor children).
b) The education sector needs to further push boundaries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and create impact at the local level
c) Multi-stakeholder collaboration for sustainable education is key, particularly in disadvantaged contexts in Asia and Africa
Participant stakeholders and collaborators in the symposium were:
In collaboration with the School of Mines, University of Zambia, IBF led a Master Class and a stakeholder consultation workshop on education for sustainable mining…
IBF shared research findings in the field of Education for Sustainable Development. The research project’s titles: “Global Stakeholder Networks for Impactful Research and Education for…
In collaboration with the United Nations University-Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability and Keio University, IBF delivered a Master Class based on outcomes from…
IBF had the opportunity to connect and share with Dr. Malone, Rector at the United Nations University – Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability…
Some lessons to be learned by higher education institutions and their stakeholders, were as follows: SDG 10 Reduced Quality is becoming a major trend in…