To mark the UK launch, the UK National Commission for UNESCO is holding a launch conference on Tuesday December 13, 2005 at the Institute of Education, London.
Speakers will include a DfES Minister; a senior UNESCO programme specialist; and well known expert in the field of ESD, Professor William Scott from the University of Bath. Break out groups/seminars will address problems of climate change, building skills and capacities, culture and community and the role of the media and information and communication technologies (ICTs).
The Conference will be chaired by Sir Geoffrey Holland, who is the Chief Executive and Chair of the Learning, Skills and Development Agency. The conference aims to be unique - not just in linking global and UK policies but also in the long term (10 year) perspective it adopts. A flyer with further information on the programme, speakers and how to register will soon follow. If you have any questions at this time please contact Alex Inglis at +44(0) 207 766 3453 or by email at [email protected]
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Posted on 2nd November 2005
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