Education for Sustainable Development Toolkit
Submitted by Bonnie on Mon, 2007-04-02 08:32.
The Education for Sustainable Development Toolkit is an easy-to-use manual for individuals and organizations from both the education and community sectors. This resource addresses the potentially powerful alliance of school systems and communities working together to reach local sustainability goals. Together they can reorient existing curriculums to create locally relevant and culturally appropriate education.
The ESD Toolkit will be helpful as ministries of education, non-profit organizations, school system, communities, and other organizations prepare for United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005 - 2014.
Areas of Interest:
K-12 School Curriculum - Sustainability Education Post-secondary Curriculum K-12 Green Schools Community Engagement Fair Trade / Globalization Ecological Literacy / Ecological Footprint Social Justice Community Health Food Production / Organic Agriculture / Urban Agriculture Resource Management Community Economic Development / Building Local Economies Water and Sewage Global Citizenship / Global Education Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Understanding Arts and Culture - Eco-Art Biodiversity and Habitat / Bioregionalism Climate Change and Air Quality Alternative Energy / Peak Oil Research and Evaluation
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