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The Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens’ mission is to foster leadership for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement by inspiring current leaders and empowering young changemakers. Working with governments, civil society, academia, and international organizations we have so far reached more than 770,000 people around the world. Located in Vienna, Austria, we were founded by Co-chairs Ban Ki-moon, the 8th Secretary-General of the UN, and Heinz Fischer, the 11th President of the Republic of Austria.
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Learners to Leaders: Nurturing Change Makers through Global Citizenship Education
The Learners to Leaders program empowers Global Citizenship Education (GCED) practitioners from formal and informal education in Europe, Africa and Middle-East to become change makers for GCED.
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Elevating the Voices of Women in Agriculture
The Elevating the Voices of Women in Agriculture (EVWA) Campaign raises global awareness of women farmers’ realities and showcase policy and grassroot actions that contribute to their empowerment.
webgurus_dev2023-05-16T13:54:46+02:00
Elevating Agricultural Adaptation
The Ban Ki-moon Centre's Elevating Agricultural Adaptation Program (EAA) advocates for agricultural adaptation to secure new commitments for climate smart agriculture and to advance the adaptive capacities of smallholder farmers.
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