Education

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Education and development

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Summary/Historical Context

This short video on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) was submitted by Sachi Kitamura from Tokyo, Japan for the 2010 “Learning today to change tomorrow” video competition. It describes what ESD represents to different people

on this subject: Education for sustainable development (ESD)

Place/country: Japan,
Type: Documentary
Duration: 00:29:00
Author/director: Sachi Kitamura,
Publisher/producer: The University of the sacred heart in Japan,
Published in: 2010

Original version: Video.WMV
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Location: EV only
Archives reference: AUD-EV/ED/KMS/0148
Rights holder/Droits: Sachi Kitamura/ UNESCO

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