In the schools surrounding Myanmar’s Bagan Archaeological Area, 400 teachers joined trainings on teaching materials to integrate education for sustainable development (ESD) into the basic education curriculum. As part of the project “Strengthening Schools for Education for Sustainable Development”, funded through a private-public partnership with Panasonic Corporation, UNESCO, and the Ministry of Education, seven school regions in Nyaung U township, Mandalay Region, Myanmar hosted three-day trainings for teachers from all grade levels from 20-27 August 2017.
Accessible online: https://bangkok.unesco.org/content/training-education-sustainable-development-reaches-400-teachers-myanmar
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