As the world converges for COP 28, the Office for Climate Education (OCE) stands at the forefront of catalyzing transformative action through education. Join us as we unveil a dynamic series of side-events empowering global change by bringing science and education closer together.

On November 28, Éric Guilyard, President of the Office for Climate Education (OCE) will participate in the Conference on Inequalities at the Dawn of COP 28, a hybrid event organized in Paris as part of the 100% Social Link strategy of the AFD group. The conference is based on a new report from OXFAM, developed in collaboration with the Stockholm Environment Institute.

As part of the preparation of a potential pilot project in Africa, the Office for Climate Education will co-host a training program in Nairobi from November 27 to December 1, 2023. The event will bring together policy makers, climate scientists, teachers, NGO representatives and other stakeholders in climate change education from Kenya and other African countries such as Senegal, Mauritius and South Africa.

On November 23rd and 24th, the Office for Climate Education (OCE) will participate in a panel discussion at the Annual Creativity in Education Summit organized in Paris by the Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) and the Global Creative Thinking Institute.

As part of preparation for CO28, the European Commission and the Coalition for Climate Education are organizing an online event entitled “Education for Climate Day 2023”, scheduled on November, 15.

The Office for Climate Education (OCE) has been invited by the Asia-Pacific Center for Education for International Understanding (APCEIU) to participate in the 7th annual Meeting of UNESCO Category 2 education centers on November 9th, in Paris.