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UNESCO plans COP31 education day as partnership approaches 100 countries

UNESCO outlined preparations for COP31, where Türkiye is set to become the Greening Education Partnership’s 100th country member. The Antalya conference’s thematic day on children, youth, education and skills is scheduled for 14 November.

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UNESCO outlined preparations for COP31, where Türkiye is set to become the Greening Education Partnership’s 100th country member. The Antalya conference’s thematic day on children, youth, education and skills is scheduled for 14 November.

The partnership supports climate education across schools, curricula, teacher development and communities. COP31 discussions are expected to address its next phase, country-level implementation and improved monitoring and evaluation.

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    COP31 thematic day on children, youth, education and skills

    The partnership supports climate education across schools, curricula, teacher development and communities. COP31 discussions are expected to address its next phase, country-level implementation and improved monitoring and evaluation.

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