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2017 awardees

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Sixteen cities across all UNESCO regions have been selected for the UNESCO Learning City Award 2017. All of these cities have made outstanding progress in implementing lifelong learning opportunities for all. The 2017 awardees were: Bristol (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), Câmara de Lobos (Portugal), Contagem (Brazil), Gelsenkirchen (Germany), Giza (Egypt), Hangzhou (China), Larissa (Greece), Limerick (Ireland), Mayo-Baléo (Cameroon), N’Zérékoré (Guinea), Okayama (Japan), Pécs (Hungary), Surabaya (Indonesia), Suwon (Republic of Korea), Tunis (Tunisia), Villa María (Argentina).


UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities

Publications

How cities are utilizing the power of non-formal and informal learning to respond to the COVID-19 crisis
Conference Report: Third International Conference on Learning Cities - Cork, Ireland
Learning Cities and the SDGs: A Guide to Action
Unlocking the Potential of Urban Communities. Volume II- Case Studies of Sixteen Learning Cities
Report on the 2nd International Conference on Learning Cities
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Related Documents

Cork Call to Action for Learning Cities
Villa María Declaration - Meeting on Learning to Live Sustainably in Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Hangzhou statement of the members of the UNESCO global network of learning city
Learning, sharing and collaborating: Portraits of participating cities of the first Members' Meeting of the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities - 15/16 November 2016
Guidelines for Building Learning Cities
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