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Contracts for Data Collaboration (C4DC) seeks to strengthen trust, transparency, and accountability of cross-sector data collaboratives. The intent of this initiative is to enable more effective and efficient ways of accessing, sharing and using data for public problem-solving and sustainable development.

This learning journeys dashboard is a collection of online courses, specifically organised under key themes so you can navigate through as per your learning capabilities and desires.

These pages provide a more in depth look at a whole range of issues, ideas, theories and methods. They aim to give detail and explanation, provoke thinking, offer resources and the opportunity to comment.

The Sustainable Development Goals Trade Monitor was launched on 20 October by the WTO, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the International Trade Centre (ITC). The online portal collates the latest progress in achieving the trade-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.

This toolbox is the result of three workshops with three regional African farmers' organisations (EAFF, SACAU, ROPPA) and their members. It aims to enhance the knowledge and understanding of agricultural trade policy by presenting and explaining a selection of twelve key instruments.

Complementary to the UNESCO guidance document - Education for Sustainable Development Goals - Learning Objectives, this resource bank has been designed for educators, education planners and practitioners. It offers hundreds of pedagogical ideas for classroom activities and multimedia resources detailing how best to integrate ESD into teaching and learning, from early childhood care through secondary education.

The Click4it wiki is a knowledge base repository of training definitions, methods, tools, resources and tool kits. As a dynamic channel for collaboration and knowledge sharing the wiki should continuously grow and expand to include additional content generated by internal and external contributors. Currently the Click4it holds over 500 entries on methods and tools, among which a number of downloadable and ready-to-use materials such as toolkits, checklists and step-by-step instructions.

ILO’s activities on youth employment span over advocacy, knowledge development and dissemination, policy and technical advice and capacity building services.

If your school or business has been disrupted by current events, visit Google's remote working page for a list of useful resources.

With only 10 years left to achieve the SDGs, this open access data platform provides a much-needed virtual space for key stakeholders from around the world to access and engage with real-time or timely data (updated annually or in more frequent intervals) on the SDGs, improve their knowledge of geospatial tools and geographic information systems and build capacity to use these tools to support global agendas and policymaking.

This is UNEVOC's platform for mutual support, knowledge sharing and peer learning, where you can seek advice and discuss your current TVET-related challenges and needs.

With the special initiative “ONE WORLD without Hunger”, (SEWOH) German politics, business, science and civil society are confronting these challenges to humanity.

Digital technologies are crucial for coping with the effects of the pandemic. A new UNCTAD report maps out how economic and social activities are shifting online in response to COVID-19.

3ie’s Development Evidence Portal is a comprehensive repository of high-quality evidence on what works in international development, consisting of rigorous studies and synthesis of studies conducted in L&MICs. The portal is a gateway to high-quality impact evaluations, systematic reviews, and evidence gap maps, comprising the most comprehensive resource available for this kind of evidence.

"We collect, curate and distribute the key lessons and resources of progressive movements around Australia and across the globe."

The Sustainable Events Management Guide was produced by volunteers in Jordan based on ISO Standards. Here ist the Arabic version.

The Humanitarian Futures Toolkit [HFT] is designed to provide humanitarian organisations with measures to strengthen their ability to deal with increasingly complex and uncertain humanitarian crises.

To achieve robust regional integration, an increased emphasis on innovation and on higher-value added sectors may be necessary.

The online platform – “Africa’s Platform for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship” (ASPYEE) forms part of the SIFA Technical Component and serves as a knowledge repository to share and replicate these nationally-tried and –tested approaches throughout the continent.

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