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BKMC Annual Report 2023

We are excited to share that the Ban Ki-moon Centre 2023 Annual Report is out! Check out our progress on tackling climate adaptation, global citizenship education and SDG implemention, and empowering women-youth for our planet & its people! Big appreciation to our Board and all our partners who worked with us to contribute to a better future for all!

We are excited to share that the Ban Ki-moon Centre 2023 Annual Report is out! Check out our progress on tackling climate adaptation, global citizenship education and SDG implemention, and empowering women-youth for our planet & its people! Big appreciation to our Board and all our partners who worked with us to contribute to a better future for all!

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©Dubai Cares / MoU Signing Ceremony with H.E. Ban Ki-moon and H.E. Dr. Tariq Al Gurg, Chief Executive Officer and Vice-Chairman of Dubai<br />

Cares, and <strong>BKMC</strong> CEO Monika Froehler.<br />

©Dubai Cares / H.E. Dr. Tariq Al Gurg, Chief Executive Officer and Vice-Chairman of Dubai Cares with H.E. Ban Ki-moon during a<br />

mission trip to the UAE.<br />

YOUR FUTURE IN GREEN JOBS<br />

Goal:<br />

Provide a learning platform for youth to learn<br />

about climate change and discover ways to<br />

venture into a green career.<br />

Key Partners:<br />

Dubai Cares, Plan International, Unbounded<br />

Associates<br />

The coming of age of the biggest young generation in<br />

history will determine the future of our planet and its<br />

people. At the same time, the climate crisis increases<br />

the imperative for sustainable careers and green jobs.<br />

The <strong>BKMC</strong> with the support of Dubai Cares aims to<br />

bridge the gap between youth skills and talent for<br />

green jobs and advocate to transform education that<br />

empowers the current and the next generation to<br />

choose jobs that tackle the climate crisis.<br />

The “Your Future in Green Jobs – Online Training and<br />

Mentoring” program showcases that green jobs<br />

are attractive, accessible, and achievable for young<br />

people (14-20 years old) and provides a tool for them<br />

to reflect on how they can contribute to a green<br />

transformation. This initiative, which supports youth<br />

in choosing a green career was initiated by the signing<br />

of a Memorandum of Understanding between the<br />

<strong>BKMC</strong> and Dubai Cares in January <strong>2023</strong>.<br />

At the COP28’s RewirEd Summit, Dubai Cares’ flagship<br />

platform advocating for transformed education<br />

systems as the core enabler for a sustainable future<br />

for people and planet, the online course “Your Future<br />

in Green Jobs – Find a Green Career Pathway” officially<br />

launched at the panel session on “Green Jobs:<br />

Paving the Way to a Sustainable Future”. This free and<br />

self-paced course consists of six modules and has<br />

interactive assignments, videos, and reflection spaces,<br />

designed to help learners connect their passions,<br />

interests, and skills with meaningful careers and<br />

address climate change head-on.<br />

In 2024 and 2025, the <strong>BKMC</strong> will carry out a mentoring<br />

program connected to the online course for a total<br />

of 45 young people to dive deeper into this learning<br />

journey and create their own SDG Micro-Projects.<br />

Building on their knowledge from the course, the<br />

participants will be able to apply their green skills to<br />

practice by being matched with professionals in the<br />

field of green jobs. With their mentors, they will take<br />

their own steps to contribute to climate action and<br />

find their role in this common endeavor.<br />

Scan the QR code to take the “Your<br />

Future in Green Jobs” Online Course.<br />

©<strong>BKMC</strong> / Your Future in Green Jobs visual.<br />

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