A workshop on the introduction of climate education in schools concluded in Tashkent, where recommendations for grades 7-11 in biology, geography, physics, chemistry, and mathematics were finalized. The initiative is being implemented with the support of UNDP, the Ministry of Preschool and School Education, the Education Above All Foundation, the Zamin International Public Foundation, and the Republican Education Center.
Experts have developed a list of climate topics, key competencies for each subject and grade, as well as a roadmap for updating programs, preparing teaching materials, and training teachers. The plan includes training more than 50,000 teachers and 2,520 mentors who will train over 1.3 million schoolchildren.
The program aims to develop students' skills in sustainable development and knowledge about climate change. It supports Uzbekistan's commitments under the Paris Agreement and the Strategy for Transition to a "green" economy for 2019-2030, opening up new opportunities for environmental education in the country.
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The format and amount of support will be determined individually
Short-term deposits up to one year increased to 17.5
Flights to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Iran, Kuwait, and Israel are temporarily suspended
The country produced 7.257 billion kWh
Transfers will only be possible with an indication of the purpose of payment
Talking about charging stations with a capacity of more than 20 kW
The focus was on organizing the production of high-tech glass products
Investments Increased Fivefold
Airbus A320 family aircraft will be used on the route.
