As part of COP29, which will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, next November, the Office for Climate Education (OCE) team has been invited by the UNFCCC to co-organize a training session for teachers from around the world from August 5 to 9 in Baku.

The ALEC (Latin America for Climate Education) project celebrated its closing event from September 17 to 19, 2024, marking a milestone for climate education in Latin America.

Climademy is an initiative aimed at creating a European network, bringing together universities and schools, dedicated to education on climate change. This project for teachers is tasked with designing programs and educational tools about climate change and its impacts in Europe. Its goal is to create a European training network, bringing together universities and schools to develop public and accessible educational tools for European teachers.

The National Council of Education (CNE) of Peru, in collaboration with the Office for Climate Education (OCE), has launched a training program aimed at integrating environmental sustainability and climate change into the Peruvian educational curriculum.

On June 6 and 7, 2024, the University of Lyon 2 hosted an International Seminar titled "Engaging Education in the Ecological Transition: International Perspectives." Co-organized by the Lyon Academy and the Office for Climate Education (OCE), this event brought together experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities related to climate change education. Among the main speakers were Eric Guilyardi and David Wilgenbus, respectively President and Executive Director of the OCE.

On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Office for Climate Education (OCE) joins forces with the NGO QUEST (Quality Education in Europe for Sustainable Social Transformation) for an online seminar dedicated to climate change. The webinar "Seeds of Change: Climate Justice and Tools for Action in Schools" will take place on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM, and will be led by Amina Maroini and Natalie Chong, scientific mediators at the OCE.