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With the adoption of the Jubail Commitment during the Sixth International Conference on Learning Cities (ICLC 6), UNESCO learning cities from across the globe pledged to boost lifelong learning for ...

Gangdong-gu, Seoul announced on July 10 that it has passed the domestic preliminary round for new membership in the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) for 2025. This year, only three ...

UNESCO expanded its Global Network of Learning Cities to include three new cities in Saudi Arabia. This means these cities are now officially recognized for their commitment to lifelong learning, ...

The highest-performing education systems are those that combine quality with equity. In these systems, the vast majority of students have the opportunity to attain high levels of skills, regardless of ...

This new national network aims to coordinate efforts to build smart, inclusive and sustainable cities, where creativity, science, innovation and knowledge transfer serve as pillars of development - ...

What is a learning city? It's a city whose municipal authorities ensure that learning doesn't stop at the school gates, but remains accessible throughout life, in all environments and for all. The ...

No longer can leaders of American cities be spectators when it comes to ensuring that our children have the education and skills necessary to succeed in school and life. Competition for jobs within ...

Cities around the world are getting smarter. Already, street lights in places like San Diego are turning off, and conserving energy, when vehicles and pedestrians aren’t around. Soon, connected ...

Saudi Arabia adds three cities to UNESCO list / Image: File UNESCO expanded its Global Network of Learning Cities to include three new cities in Saudi Arabia. This means these cities are now ...