Dedicated to achieve preamble Article 26 of Universal Human Rights Declaration of the United Nations:
“shall further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of peace“
TEACHING AND LEARNING FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE, UNESCO
“The Road to the unknown future is indeed far, but preparation together with our governments advancement & development are our goal for successful future for all member-states.
Dedicated to achieve preamble Article 26 of Universal Human Rights Declaration of the United Nations:
“shall further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of peace“
Diplomatic response to Educational need.
"Our culture includes our whole system of beliefs, values, attitudes, customs and institutions. It shapes our gender, race and other social relations, and affects the way we perceive ourselves and the world and how we interact with other people and the rest of nature. To the extent that the global crisis facing humanity is a reflection of collective values and lifestyles, it is, above all, a cultural crisis. Culture, therefore, has a central place in the complex notion of sustainability – and whatever form the future takes, it will be shaped at the local level by the mosaic of cultures that surround the globe and which contribute to the decisions that each country, community, household and individual makes".
"Our increasing awareness of many pressing global realities is helping us to understand the impact of human actions on the environment and on human quality of life. Indeed, the concept of sustainability is, in itself, a reflection of this growing awareness and of the need for new cultural values. Thus, it has been suggested that:
Perhaps we are beginning to move towards a new global ethic which transcends all other systems of allegiance and belief, which is rooted in a consciousness of the interrelatedness and sanctity of life. Would such a common ethic have the power to motivate us to modify our current dangerous course? There is obviously no ready answer to this question, except to say that without a moral and ethical foundation, sustainability is unlikely to become a reality".