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England opens £233 million sustainable-farming application window
The second 2026 Sustainable Farming Incentive application window offers support to farmers in return for environmental actions.
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Education
Philippines selects ten heritage-based classroom lesson plans
Ten lesson plans integrating living heritage into everyday teaching were selected through a nationwide competition in the Philippines. It received close to 100 eligible applications from teachers within three weeks, despite heavy rain and flooding in parts of the country.
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England’s National Cancer Board holds its first meeting
England’s reformed National Cancer Board held its first meeting on 21 September and began monitoring more than 100 commitments in the National Cancer Plan.
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UK opens £30 million fund for community energy projects
Great British Energy’s first funding round will support renewable power projects led by local authorities and community groups.
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Global Cooling Pledge announces new heat-resilience initiatives
A heat-resilience roadmap, a nature-based cooling challenge and the first Cool Leaders awards were announced at an assembly in Singapore.
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Pemba community discusses student-health findings for school support
UNESCO and Micheweni Community Radio brought together more than 100 people on Pemba Island, Zanzibar, on 16 September to discuss how to help young people stay in school and thrive. Parents, teachers, students, officials and specialists met at Shumba Mjini School.
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NIST and CISA finalize guidance on protecting access tokens
NIST IR 8587 sets out implementation recommendations for federal agencies and cloud providers managing identity tokens.
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UK bill would remove faith-based restriction on prime ministerial advice
The bill would remove a rule preventing a Roman Catholic or Jewish prime minister from advising the monarch on Church of England appointments.
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UK and EU review Windsor Framework implementation
The joint committee reviewed customs and sanitary controls for goods moving to Northern Ireland and confirmed no customs duties on consumer parcels covered by the arrangements.
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Inclusive resource centres extend mobile support in Ukraine
UNESCO supports 133 Inclusive Resource Centres across Ukraine that serve more than 920,000 children aged 0–18. Over 53,000 children have received comprehensive assessments and services and been included in inclusive education.
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England sets out patient-safety actions after Thirlwall inquiry
The English government announced initial measures on neonatal safety, safeguarding and accountability following the Thirlwall Inquiry into Countess of Chester Hospital.
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Nigeria validates national career-guidance framework
Stakeholders from education, labour and youth-development sectors in Nigeria completed a three-day validation process for the National Framework for Career Guidance and Counselling in Abuja on 14–16 September. UNESCO and GIZ organised the workshop with federal ministries.
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