Through Category 2.9 of The August Project, UNESCO REF and global partners deliver training that equips young Nigerians to seize digital opportunity and manage digital risk.
A three-year pilot led by the United States-based Sonic Foundry Inc. with GLX university partners in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States sets out to widen access to accredited higher education, strengthen youth employability and build lasting learning infrastructure in Nigeria, with at least 55 per cent of scholarship resources directed to girls and young women.
Developed with The Future Society and leading judicial and technical partners, the course equips judges, lawyers and judicial operators worldwide to navigate the opportunities and the risks of artificial intelligence in justice systems.
The UNESCO Executive Board has designated eight new UNESCO Global Geoparks, bringing the Network to 177 sites in 46 countries, with Luxembourg and Sweden joining for the first time.
UNESCO’s global report on boys' disengagement from education finds that while girls face greater barriers to entry, boys are increasingly falling behind in secondary and tertiary education in most regions of the world.