Together with 168 teachers and over 50 special guests, we celebrated the successful completion of the Teach for ESD 2021-2022 programme. Special awards were given to our 26 teachers that completed all 10 ESD Badges, best partnership and the regions with the best performance (Oshikoto) and participation (//Kharas). View our programme video here.
A big congratulations and appreciation to our long-serving staff members that were awarded at our recent staff development workshop. From left to right: Viktoria (20 years), Andreas (15 years), Helena (5 years) and Pandu (5 years)
Conservancy members from the Kavango- Zambezi Transfrontier Area (KAZA) in North-eastern Namibia took part in a sustainability training at NaDEET Centre. The training aimed to improve understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals and the important role that wildlife conservancies can play in the education of schoolchildren and youth. To enable members to already practice sustainability, the winning team of the Enviro Quiz received their own cloth shopping bags.
Hanganeni Primary School- Ocean Literacy Club- took part in our three day school programme at the Urban Sustainability Centre! One of the favourite activities is an exploratory walk through Swakopmund in search of the Sustainable Development Goals in action! These learners found several solutions to waste management and joined in by collecting litter along the way. #ESDfor2030
NaDEET staff have travelled from Rosh Pinah in the far South of Namibia to Kasika Conservancy in Zambezi Region to visit our Teach for ESD participants. Our aim was to see first hand the amazing work teachers have been doing on the ground and to provide more guidance and support where it is needed. Here is what they said:
The site visits have really encouraged us to do more for our school environments and the community at large. We thank you NaDEET so much.
We love the site visit, it is the driving force behind doing the best and more badges!