With the collaboration of governments, innovation of educators, and engagment of youngsters, we can nurture a sustainable planet and prospering future.
When this goal will be realized remains unclear. Furthermore, even if a global standardization of ESD is achieved, could it potentially lead to severe, turbulent side effects? This remains another timeless conundrum that, to this day, lacks a definitive answer.
On the first day of the WEEC conference, the main topics of discussion among experts and professors were Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) and Environmental Education (EE). After a full day of presentations, I gained profound insights into both forms of education.
Recently, Suzhou Daily reported on the Green Light-Year Youth Delegation invited to participate in the 2023 World Food Forum in Rome, Italy.
SDG Digital was held successfully in United Nations Headquarters, New York, USA, on September 17th. This event attracted over 500 attendents and 50 speakers from companies, institutions, and organizations all over the world, sharing concrete examples of digital technologies that facilitate the achievement of various SDGs and of public institutions’ efforts that enlarge the influence of such digital technologies.
Perface: Green Light-Year Youth Delegation is on a trip to the World Food Forum 2023 in Rome, Italy! This event with global innovators and sustainability advocates will take place October 16-20 (Rome time), bringing together talents from all walks of lives. This year's Forum will explore how we can work together to address the challenges of today's food system and co-create a more equitable and sustainable food future through science, technology, innovation and smart investments. The theme of 2023 World Food Forum is "Agrifood systems transformation accelerates climate action".
