Learning cities in the Republic of Korea are moving in a new direction as eight cities join the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities . Bucheon, Gunpo, Jeonju, Namyangju, Osan, Suwon, Tongyeong and Uijeongbu are all contributing to an...
The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning is pleased to announce that the Irish city of Cork has been selected to host the 3rd International Conference on Learning Cities, which will take place in 2017.
Cork City has long demonstrated tremendous commitment to the learning city approach...
Okayama City in Japan has announced that the Education for Sustainable Development Okayama Award (ESD Okayama Award) 2016 is open for applications. The award recognizes outstanding practice in education for sustainable development (ESD) in...
The UNESCO Learning City Awardees 2015 have shared insights into building learning cities in a series of twelve video interviews entitled ‘12 Cities – 12 Perspectives’. ‘It is very encouraging to see the...
The 13th Pascal International Conference was held from 3-5 June 2016 in Glasgow, Scotland (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). The Conference was organized by the Pascal International Observatory, a key partner of the UNESCO Global...
Lesbos Municipality, which is working to provide learning opportunities for all its residents, has joined the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC). The Municipality is one of an increasing number of thriving learning cities in Greece.
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San José, a city characterized by colonial architecture and the Talamanca mountains that surround it, has set a milestone in the development of learning cities in Costa Rica by becoming the first city in the country to join the UNESCO Global Network...
Melitopol is the first city in Ukraine to join the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities . By being the first to join the Network, the city aspires to lead the further understanding of the concept of learning cities among policy makers and...
