Happenings at ESD
International Webinar for Best Practices Sharing
Eco-Schools & FEE EcoCampus Programmes
October 09, 2020
On 10 October 2020, the Eco-Schools programme (ESP) co-organized the International Webinar for Best Practices Sharing in Between Malaysia, Singapore, Australia & Qatar. We were honoured to have Deputy Minister of Education Dato’ Dr. Mah Hang Soon to deliver the opening speech. The webinar aimed to share and exchange ideas on best practices among Eco-Schools in Malaysia and abroad.
Congratulations to all Eco Champions!
Eco-Schools & FEE EcoCampus Programmes
May 28, 2020
Since 2017 we have recognised hundreds of individuals who go the extra mile for the environment in a range of ways. This initiative rewards those who have been contributing to their communities with commitment and passion for the environment. This year, the evaluation process was challenging because we received many outstanding nominations.
New Deal for People and Nature: Mobilising Youth for 2030
Eco-Schools & FEE EcoCampus Programmes
June 05, 2020
It has been an exceptionally challenging time for the past couple of months. Many plans had to be changed, and the new normal had to be adapted. As the Movement Control Order was still in place to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, we converted the Sembang@WWF 2020 - a storytelling platform into our first virtual session.
WWF-Malaysia Celebrates the Eco Champions
Eco-Schools & FEE EcoCampus Programmes
September 12, 2019
Every year WWF-Malaysia celebrates and recognises individuals who go the extra mile for the environment. We admire their undivided passion for sustainability towards the greater good of their schools, campuses, and communities. Their stories are inspirational - some fight against energy waste. Some invested their effort in raising awareness of various environmental causes. Some have done it all and together they have had a massive impact on sustainability and well-being within their communities and beyond.
Engaging Youth to Tackle Plastic Pollution Crisis
FEE EcoCampus Programme
August 04, 2019
4 Aug 2019, Shah Alam: Harnessing the enthusiasm of today’s youth, WWF-Malaysia organised the third edition of Building Bridges for Sustainable Consumption and Production (BB4SCP) conference in De Palma Hotel, Shah Alam from 1 to 4 Aug. With the conference set to align with the Sustainable Development Goals, the platform aims to empower youth towards a more sustainable lifestyle.
Breaking Habits With ESD
In 2019 WWFMY ESD and UM conducted a survey to find out the level of environmental awareness among Malaysians. One of the main findings shows that those who were exposed to environmental activities were more likely to change their lifestyle. In the effort to share the essence of this finding, we’re embarking on a 21-day challenge hoping to expose and inculcate our audience with environmental initiatives that can be done at the comfort of their homes.
Want to know what you can to save our planet? Join the #BreakingHabitsWithESD challenge for 21 days. Every day we’ll give a challenge that you can do at home even during the current Conditional Movement Control Order.
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Do the challenge and snap a video/photo.
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Tag us @wwfmyesd @wwfmy on Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #BreakingHabitsWithESD
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By the end of 21 days, those who take part in most challenges will win our exclusive WWF tumbler, canvas bag and a pin! That easy!
Hopefully, by doing these easy challenges in 21 days, you’ll be more familiar with small but significant actions that can be done to save our planet. We need you together possible!
Stand a chance to win our exclusive WWF tumbler, canvas bag and a pin!
About ESD
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is a combination of innovative educational approaches to ingrain environmental citizenship values into the society. The programme is developed using the framework recommended by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It emphasises promoting behavioural change using economic, social, environmental and cultural dimensions. At the core of ESD is the necessity for the development of critical thinking in each individual. Using participatory teaching and learning methods, youths and children are encouraged to imagine an ecologically excellent future. They are asked to make collaborative decisions on local issues while also looking at the global impacts. This will enable them to understand the connection between the vulnerable nature and harmful impacts of human activities.
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Sustainable Lifestyle
The seven step methodology that empowers young minds to lead processes and actions wherever they can.
Printable Worksheet
These ready-to-use printable worksheets will help you reinforce concepts and test your students' comprehension. These worksheets specially designed for Malaysian school subjects with the environmental elements in mind. Some worksheets require student participation by containing various types of questions, such as fill in the blank, short answer, and matching. Other worksheets provide an outline of the day's lessons or instructions for an upcoming activity.
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