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Enabling children to be the ambassadors of sustainable  living

Introducing an exclusive, intensive, and immersive real-time project-based learning, integrating United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and the new National Education Policy (NEP)

Objective of the Program

  • Is to delve deeply into the core of the SDGs, which is essentially, a call to action to end poverty and inequality, protect the planet, and ensure that all people enjoy health, justice and prosperity.
  • Furthermore, it is to implement these goals in a local area and proactively be part of the change they would like to see in the world.
  • Building on the innate ability of young minds to convert great ideas into actionable processes.
  • Reminding children and their parents that awareness with regard to SDGs can and should begin at a young age.

People

“To end poverty and hunger, in its every form and dimension, to ensure all humans can fulfill their potential with dignity and create a healthy environment.”

Planet

"To protect the planet so it can support the needs of the present and future generations.” Nearly every day we are seeing just how connected – and fundamental – climate change is to global development."

Prosperity

“To ensure that all human beings enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives. That economic, social, and technological progress occurs in harmony with nature.”

Peace

"There can be no sustainable development without peace and no peace without sustainable development. Therefore, we set out goals to foster peaceful, just, and inclusive societies."

People

"Developing a spirit of strengthened global solidarity.” Problems that cross geographies and sectors require collaboration that does as well."

The Five critical areas of SDGs

That our program enables students to focus on

Key Highlights

Exclusive, intensive, and immersive real-time project-based learning, integrating United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and the new National Education Policy (NEP)

  • Immersive learning through practice, by creating and executing socially impactful projects in the community around us, in India.
  • A spectacular opportunity to visit UN headquarters in Geneva to meet Project teams, working on SDG-based projects.
  • Global level peer-to-peer learning in Netherlands, at the premises of Globally Benchmarked SDG projects.
  • Access to continuous learning through volunteering opportunities during next summer.

How important it is for children to learn about SDGs

When children know about SDGs such as those related to poverty, health and education they begin to slowly understand the different challenges facing communities all over the world, that they would not know otherwise. Children need to develop a strong sense of empathy to develop healthy relationships throughout their lives.

Sustainability oriented career paths

Sustainability is a popular and growing field that attempts to integrate social science, environmental science and civil engineering to make the earth more sustainable. Now, more than ever, the need is great for highly-educated professionals to study and implement more sustainable practices.

  • Sustainability specialist
  • Environmental engineer
  • Sustainability manager
  • Sustainability director roles

The triple bottom line

The triple bottom line is a business concept that posits firms should commit to measuring their social and environmental impact—in addition to their financial performance—rather than solely focusing on generating profit, or the standard “bottom line.” It can be broken down into “three Ps”: profit, people, and the planet.

With an increasing number of millennials and Gen-Z consumers, demand for sustainable products is increasing. 73% of Gen-Z consumers say they are willing to spend more on sustainable products.

Sustainability has become increasingly critical for organizations to remain relevant and competitive in today’s world. Much like digital transformation, driving sustainability requires organizations to transform every division of their business.

With the level of demand for sustainability only set to increase globally, embedding sustainability into corporate strategy is essential for any company to remain relevant in the coming years.

Why Corporates are making sustainability part of their system

The National Education Policy (NEP)

  • The new NEP 2023 is a long-overdue and comprehensive reform that intends to make the Indian education system more inclusive, flexible, and learner-centred. The new strategy is intended to address present issues and shortcomings in the education sector and to provide quality education to all students, regardless of socioeconomic background.
  • The strategy proposes a comprehensive and integrated approach to education that focuses on skill development, multi-disciplinary learning, and encouraging creativity and critical thinking. It also emphasises the use of technology and digital resources to improve learning.
  • The New National Education Policy’s purpose is to raise the standard of education in India to a global level, allowing the country to emerge as a leader in knowledge-based sectors. This goal is reached by the National Education Policy’s universalization of education.

Impact of Global Citizens of Tomorrow’s SDG based module– 1 to 11 sessions

  • Research shows that teaching the SDGs increases academic ability, leads to & motivates the mental & moral growth of learners.
  • Our interactive sessions ensure that the students, their teachers/mentors and GCT collaborate harmoniously to achieve a socially relevant goal, in alignment with the SDGs.
  • At every stage of this immersive program we nurture, guide and empower our young Global Citizens of Tomorrow with the knowledge, skills, and pathways to action to be effective agents of change today.

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