UNESCO

251 million children and youth remain out of school. In sub-Saharan Africa alone, the number of out-of-school children has increased by 12 million since 2015, according to the new Global Education Monitoring report. This stark reality shows that, despite some progress, targeted investments in education are urgently needed. Without prioritizing education financing, especially for the most vulnerable populations, achieving equitable access to quality education for all will remain out of reach. If we act now, we can change the course of education for millions. Want to learn how? Read the report: https://lnkd.in/egAv7ixA #LeadforLearning #2024GEMReport #UIS_UNESCO

Tropical forests are disappearing fast, along with the incredible #biodiversity they shelter. Often called the lungs of our planet, their destruction comes at an immense cost. Each lost forest means fewer vital resources for humanity and the planet. We must act now to protect these critical ecosystems before they are gone forever. The future of our forests—and the planet—depends on immediate action.Discover more: https://lnkd.in/emb6QXYX #COP29 #ForNature

On this day in 1945, the UNESCO Constitution was adopted, setting the stage for a commitment to education, culture, and science. 🌍 Today, we look back at how the past meets the present. We revisited the archives to bring you these historic photos of UNESCO's headquarters, captured in the same locations where they were taken. Swipe to see the journey through time!

🔴 BREAKING: UNESCO gathered the world’s leading tsunami experts and policymakers in Indonesia to mark twenty years since the deadly 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. While major progress has been made, the Organization called for increased efforts to achieve 100% of Tsunami Ready coastal communities worldwide by 2030. Read the full press release: https://unes.co/8ji39g #Tsunami

#ReviveTheSpiritOfMosul | Episode 47: #Mosul’s alabaster isn’t just stone, it’s a living testament to the city’s history, coexistence & resilience. See how Nabil brought history back to life, brick by brick, at Al-Nouri Mosque. All episodes: https://lnkd.in/dgj-_fch

In terms of international benchmarks for education funding, only 59 out of 171 countries meet both targets of spending at least 4% of GDP and 15% of public expenditure on education. This shortfall highlights a global need for increased and sustained commitments to education financing. Read the full analysis in the new Education Finance Watch Report to explore strategies to enhance education investments: https://lnkd.in/eGX9zevT #LeadforLearning #FundEducation #EFW2024 #2024GEMReport #UIS_UNESCO

Empowering women’s voices, preserving heritage: join the International Decade of #IndigenousLanguages movement! Every #Indigenous language is a treasure trove of culture, history, and identity. As we navigate a rapidly changing world, uplifting these voices is vital to ensure they resonate for generations to come. Indigenous women and youth, like Aiyana Twigg, are at the forefront of language revitalization, using social media to breathe new life into their ancestral tongues. By engaging with and amplifying Indigenous languages, let’s create a future where every language is celebrated and cherished:: https://unes.co/0kwkmi #WeAreIndigenous

Our planet is our lifeline and our shared resource. Protecting it is a global responsibility we all share. In an exclusive interview, Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist and conservationist, delivers an urgent call to action—challenging each of us to stand #ForNature. Watch now and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gdaAegfB

14 November is the International Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property. Combating this scourge is essential to preserving and passing on culture, identity and history to future generations. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eixsJDKi #ProtectHeritage #StopTrafficking

Globally, public education spending as a share of GDP dropped from 4.4% in 2015 to 4% in 2022. This decline highlights the increasing pressure on education systems, which are already underfunded in many parts of the world. Investment in education is critical for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, and countries can and must reverse this trend. Dive into the 2024 Education Finance Watch report by the GEM Report UNESCO, the The World Bank, and the UNESCO Institute for Statistics to understand the global state of education financing: https://lnkd.in/eGX9zevT #LeadforLearning #FundEducation #EFW2024 #2024GEMReport #UIS_UNESCO