EDA 3046 unisa
EDA 3046
UNIQUE NUMBER 543563
STUDENT NUMBER
ASSIGNMENT 2
1. UNESCO
1946
They develop environmental education.
2. World Wide Fund
1961
They raise funds for Wildlife Conservation.
3. International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources(IUCN)
1971
They defined the definition of Environmental Education
4.World Environmental Conference
1972
The rich and poor nations discussed matters of environmental concern.
5.International Workshop on Environmental Education
1975
UNESCO organized this.
6.Intergovernmental Conference on Environmental Education, Tbilisi
1977
They provided guidelines on global and national scale for the practice and environmental education
7.United Nations Environment Program(UNEP)
1977
They had to establish the definition of Environmental education.
8.Environmental Education in South Africa(EEASA)
1982
They were formed to develop and coordinate the growth of environmental education in the sub continental region.
9.international Conference of Environmental Education
1987
There they reaffirmed the Tbilisi Principles as guidelines for National Environmental education.
10.Brundtland commission Report
1987
The relationship between richer and poorer , there must be a fairer distribution of the world’s wealth and resources.
11.Earth Summit
1992
There was reaffirmation on the emphasis on environmental education as concerned with social, political, economic and ecological matters.
12.World Summit on Sustainable Development
2002
Socioecological, political and economic transformation on a global level was highlighted here.
13.Decade of Education for Sustainable Development
2005-2014
Question 2:
Values: When in class, explain to them what will happen if water is wasted and taps aren’t closed. One day they won’t have water, which will result in a dirty filthy home, no dishes can be washed, no washing can be done. Personal hygiene can’t be maintained. If lights are left on they won’t have enough electricity for a warm bath. This has
UNIQUE NUMBER 543563
STUDENT NUMBER
ASSIGNMENT 2
1. UNESCO
1946
They develop environmental education.
2. World Wide Fund
1961
They raise funds for Wildlife Conservation.
3. International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources(IUCN)
1971
They defined the definition of Environmental Education
4.World Environmental Conference
1972
The rich and poor nations discussed matters of environmental concern.
5.International Workshop on Environmental Education
1975
UNESCO organized this.
6.Intergovernmental Conference on Environmental Education, Tbilisi
1977
They provided guidelines on global and national scale for the practice and environmental education
7.United Nations Environment Program(UNEP)
1977
They had to establish the definition of Environmental education.
8.Environmental Education in South Africa(EEASA)
1982
They were formed to develop and coordinate the growth of environmental education in the sub continental region.
9.international Conference of Environmental Education
1987
There they reaffirmed the Tbilisi Principles as guidelines for National Environmental education.
10.Brundtland commission Report
1987
The relationship between richer and poorer , there must be a fairer distribution of the world’s wealth and resources.
11.Earth Summit
1992
There was reaffirmation on the emphasis on environmental education as concerned with social, political, economic and ecological matters.
12.World Summit on Sustainable Development
2002
Socioecological, political and economic transformation on a global level was highlighted here.
13.Decade of Education for Sustainable Development
2005-2014
Question 2:
Values: When in class, explain to them what will happen if water is wasted and taps aren’t closed. One day they won’t have water, which will result in a dirty filthy home, no dishes can be washed, no washing can be done. Personal hygiene can’t be maintained. If lights are left on they won’t have enough electricity for a warm bath. This has