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Sustainability

IFHE Postcard Home Economics Empowerment

Please click here for download the IFHE Postcard Home Economics Empowerment: Education for Sustainable Lifestyle

UN University - Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS)

Please click here for download the Brochure Five Years of Regional Centres of Expertise on ESD (Education for Sustainable Development)  - UNU-IAS) 2010

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Phase 3 of E-Book started

Phase 3 of the E-Book "Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer Citizens" is now started.

The CDVEC Curriculum Development Unit, Ireland and the IFHE Programme Committee Consumers & Sustainable Development would like to invite the submission of papers/contributions to Phase 3 of the online E-Book on: "Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer Citizens".

Deadline for receipt of contributions: 1st November 2011.
Publication date: July 2012 (Launch at IFHE 2012 World Congress, Melbourne, Australia.

Please click here for download the "Call for Contributions"

Submitted by: Miriam O`DONOGHUE, Chair of Programme Committee Consumers & Sustainable Development

The International Journal of Consumer Studies - Special Issue

The International Journal of Consumer Studies (IJCS) published in March 2011 a Special Issue with the theme “Household Technology and Sustainability”.

For more information please click here

 

Phase 2 of E-Book published

Phase 2 of the E-Book "Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer Citizens" is now complete.

This partnership project between IFHE Programme Committee Consumers & Sustainable Development and the CDVEC Curriculum Development Unit, Ireland has had more than 3,000 visitors from 124 countries - see below - to the site www.educationforsustainabledevelopment.org

Phase 2 has included the addition of:

  • 28 new papers/contributions.
  • five new "countries":France, Jamaica, Malaysia, Sudan and United Arab Emirates.
  • two new search "themes":
    • UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development
    • UN Millennium Development Goals.
  • one new search "type"
    • Teacher resource.
  • search by "year of publication"
    • 2010
    • 2008.

Work will begin soon on Phase 3 of the E-Book which we hope to have ready for the 2012 IFHE Congress in Melbourne, Australia. All ideas and suggestions for new search categories are most welcome. 

This project is funded by the CDVEC Curriculum Development Unit, Ireland and is managed by Miriam O’DONOGHUE miriamodonoghue@gmail.com

Please note:
If you have problems to find special articles/papers, the problem may be that you need to clear your browser cache to remove all history of the previous version of the 2008 E-Book.
To do this search for "clear browsers cache" in the browser help files. Here are the instructions for Internet Explorer 8 and 7.

Internet Explorer 8:
1. Leave only one browser window open.
2. Visit "http://www.google.com"
3. From the top menu click "Tools >> Delete Browsing History..."
4. Restart your browser.

Internet Explorer 7:
1. Leave only one browser window open.
2. From the Tools menu in the upper right, select Internet Options.
3. Under "Browsing history", click Delete... .
4. To delete your cache, click Delete files... . 
To delete your cookies, click Delete cookies... .
To delete your history, click Delete history... .
5. Restart your browser.

Submitted by Miriam O`DONOGHUE

E-Book

The Programme Committee Consumers & Sustainable Development developed an e-book on

"Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer Citizens"

It brings together many perspectives on Sustainable Development from all over the world. The e-book is available as a CD which includes 93 contributions representing 48 countries.

The e-book was published in cooperation with CDVEC (Curriculum Development Unit Ireland).

The e-book was launched in Lucerne, Switzerland, on Thursday, 29th July, at the IFHE Congress. Additionally a website is available: please click here

Submitted by Miriam O`DONOGHUE

Analysis E-Book Statistics - 1 June 2008 - 24 November 2010:

In the two year period 2008 - 2010 we have had 3,164 visits from 124 countries to the e-book site on "Global Sustainable Development: A Challenge for Consumer Citizens". In addition we have distributed 2,000 CDs worldwide.

For more information - a Map Overlay - please click here

Submitted by: Miriam O'DONOGHUE

Bonn Sustainability Portal - New Website

Bonn Sustainability Portal

150 Bonn-based national and international organizations address topics related to sustainable development through scientific research, policy implementation or by knowledge transfer. Additionally, the work of 19 UN agencies in Bonn is guided by the motto “for a worldwide sustainable development”. A large number of “Global Players”, among them Deutsche Post DHL, partner of the Bonn Sustainability Portal, are engaged in sustainability-related themes within the framework of their Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy.

Please click here for more Information

Sustainability Frontiers - New Website

Sustainability Frontiers is an international alliance of sustainability and global educators seeking transformation of the human condition through repaired and restored earth connection....

For more information please click here

Publication - OECD Insights

Sustainable Development
Linking Economy, Society, Environment

Tracey STRANGE, Anne BAYLEY
Published by: OECD Publishing

This book takes a careful look at the concept sustainable development: what it means; how it is affected by production, consumption and globalisation; how it can be measured, and what can be done to promote it. The OECD produces data, research and policy recommendations on many issues related to sustainable development, including climate change, co-operation with developing countries and corporate social responsibility. OECD Insights: Sustainable Development draws on that expertise. It argues that to be sustainable, development has to be based on progress in three areas at once: the economy, society and the environment.

For more information please click here

CCN - Active Methodology Toolkit

Consumer Citizenship Network (CCN)

Education for Sustainable Development

"Images and Objects"

Active Methodology Toolkit

Please click here for download the Toolkit

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