This toolkit includes both a menu of indicators and examples of activities ready to use. It can be used directly by student groups.
Discovering What Matters: A journey of thinking and feeling
Education level : University
Human Development Reports
These reports focus on the human development approach that remains useful to articulating the objectives of development and improving people’s well-being by ensuring an equitable, sustainable and stable planet.
The Circular Economy and Life Transitions
This session will discuss how our consumption patterns must change in order to meet challenging CO2e reduction goals.
Financial Literacy, personal finance management
Part of an Active Methodology Images and Objects series and aims to help learners gain knowledge and understanding of the concepts of personal finance and the various terms related to the theme. It further helps learners apply their newly gained knowledge in an integrated manner in order to make responsible choices and take action for their own benefit and the benefit of others.
The sustainable shopping basket flyer on: sustainable finances
Sustainable investments are about more than just traditional financial goals, for instance, security, rate of return and availability or liquidity – they’re also about ecological, social and ethical criteria.
Climate Action: Solutions for a Changing Planet
How do we turn commitments to reducing the effects of climate change into action?
Transforming Our World: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
What will it take to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030?
The video is transcripted into Arabic and Russian.
Looking for Likely Alternatives (LOLA)
LOLA is a pedagogical tool for teachers and students which assists them in the process of identifying, evaluating and documenting cases of social innovation towards sustainable lifestyles.
Education for Sustainable Lifestyles, Learning to live for people, planet and prosperity
This booklet is the first in a new series collecting good practices in education for sustainable lifestyles from around world, which is increasingly identified as an important step in linking personal responsibility and practice to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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