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UNESCO published three new guides intended to strengthen Education for Sustainable Development across schools and education systems. They address a whole-institution approach, teaching methods and competencies, and the assessment of learning.
Data includedThe new Initiative Self-Service lets registered climate initiatives manage information and report progress through NAZCA.
Data includedWHO’s 2025/26 regional survey found varying implementation of the patient-safety action plan across African countries. It covered 44 of the region’s 47 countries.
Data includedWHO and the Commonwealth Secretariat renewed their memorandum for four years to support health systems and universal health coverage across 56 member countries.
Data includedUNESCO and Ugandan partners held a five-day technical workshop in Kampala from 14 to 18 September to develop more inclusive, gender-transformative STEM teaching approaches. The work aims to turn findings from a national STEM skills-needs analysis into classroom materials and practice.
Data includedUNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell told the European Parliament that one study estimated the summer’s extreme-weather costs at €180 billion.
Data includedUNESCO named Finland’s Generation AI and Brazil’s Redação Paraná as the 2026 laureates of its ICT in Education Prize. They were selected from more than 100 nominations submitted by Member States and partner organizations.
Data includedWHO appointed Dr Vanessa Kerry as the Director-General’s Special Envoy for Health Resilience. The role focuses on health systems’ ability to withstand climate change and emergencies.
Data includedMore than 25 education ministers and representatives presented a joint statement on 8 September during UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week in Paris. It called for education to remain a human right and common good in the age of artificial intelligence.
Data includedA UNEP and CCAC report estimates about US$15 in economic benefits for each US$1 invested in joint climate and air-pollution action.
Data includedA UNEP article published on 4 September summarized a new status report from the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network. The report surveyed nearly 37,000 coral sites in more than 120 countries, comparing cover in 2020–2024 with the 1980–2009 historical average, and estimated that at least 9.5% of hard corals had disappeared.
Data includedUNFCCC says at least 22 peer exchanges on implementing national climate plans have taken place across all six regions.
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