INTRODUCTION
The "Asia-Pacific Youth Growth Program" is a joint initiative proposed by UNESCO (Singapore), Temasek Holdings, and the National University of Singapore, focusing on supporting the education and personal development of young people in the Asia-Pacific region. The aim of this program is to enhance the cultivation of various competencies and skills among youth through a series of activities and projects, such as assessments, reading, social practice, study tours, and art performances, covering fields like culture, art, science, sports, language, and technology. Through these diverse activities, the "Asia-Pacific Youth Development Program" seeks to foster a global perspective in young people, enhance their sense of social responsibility and leadership, thereby laying a solid foundation for them to become qualified citizens and innovators of the future society.
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Items
Years of Operation
Number of Participating Youths
Number of Initiatives
What We Do
Provide
a presentation platform
Encourage self-expression
and innovation
Promote social
interaction and network
Provide
a certification platform
MORE PROJECTS
Motivate young people to become global problem solvers, builders of peace, and leaders of sustainable development through a variety of projects.
NEWS AND INFORMATION
2024
03-25
Launched ahead of the group’s fourth annual meeting on 25 March 2024 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, the Global Education Coalition’s new report - ‘United for SDG 4: The Global Education Coalition in
2024
02-13
Commemorating International Youth Day (IYD) and its 2022 theme, ‘Intergenerational Solidarity: Creating a World for All’, UNESCO and its dynamic youth partners are advocating for intergenerational sol
2024
01-19
This report aims to broaden understanding of the multitude of institutional and sociocultural barriers youth face in realizing their potential. It uses findings revealed by a primary research project
2023
09-28
GCED forumThese three questions were at the core of what was explored at the 'Step up to the World: Tū māia ki te ao' forum on Global Citizenship Education. Held over three days in mid-September in...
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