Developed under the leadership of the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL), GRALE 6 will be published in 2027 under ...
On 18 November 2026, the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities will host the webinar, 'Advancing lifelong learning in ...
Our rapidly changing world calls for opportunities to learn throughout life, for individual fulfilment, social cohesion and economic prosperity. The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) ...
On 4 December 2025, UNESCO welcomed 72 new cities from 46 countries to the Global Network of Learning Cities, recognizing their outstanding commitment to making the right to education across all ages ...
The UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) Medium-Term Strategy 2025–2030 was presented and adopted at the Sixth International Conference on Learning Cities (2 to 5 December 2024).
The National Education Policy aims to restructure the regulation and governance of the Indian education system to address (sustainable) developmental goals of the country. The general objective of the ...
À l’échelle mondiale, le principal défi en matière d’apprentissage et d’éducation des adultes est d’atteindre ceux qui en ont le plus besoin. Tel est le message clé du cinquième Rapport mondial de ...
This programme marks the first year of a three-year initiative designed to support countries in strengthening lifelong learning systems through structured technical support, international exchange and ...
The International Conference is a key component of the upcoming GNLC thematic cycle, focusing on the transformative potential of AI in urban development. Through this lens, member cities will gain ...
5 July 2023, Bali, Republic of Indonesia. Participants of the Inclusive Lifelong Learning conference, called for the promotion of inclusive lifelong learning ecosystems that effectively cater to the ...
In the face of rapid technological advancements, amplified by the acceleration of Generative-AI, the climate crisis, labour market volatility, and dynamic demographic change, a paradigm shift is ...
The Ministry of Justice of Brazil introduced a law in 2012 enabling prisoners to reduce their sentences by reading books. The law is based on the Criminal Enforcement Act, approved in 1984, which ...
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