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Social Action in Local Communities

e-learning centre on sustainable development

CASE STUDIES OF SUSTAINABILITY


Examples of what can be done to be more sustainable and to educate others about sustainable development


EDUCATION

Climate Change Disaster Risk Reduction in Vanuatu

Environmental education in Barbados

Rural education in Honduras

Bahá’í schools in Swaziland

LIFESTYLES

How much is enough?

NATURAL RESOURCES

Rural Social Action on Agriculture and Food in Uganda

Chad Fishing

Building Adasiyyah: How ‘Abdu’l-Baha organized a farming village in Jordan Video presentation by Wendi Momen on YouTube

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

 Environmental Awards Scheme in The Gambia

 Clean and Beautiful Swaziland Campaign

 Coastal Environmental Award Scheme in Tanzania

 Waste management in Colombia

TECHNOLOGY

Tasmania Centre of Learning

Sustainable living in Virginia

India Solar Cooking

URBAN SOLUTIONS

Urban Nature Centre (USA)

Cemetery in London

Walking Bus in Switzerland

Urban Micro-forest Project in Geneva


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