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  • Education for Sustainable Develoment: Responsible consumerism for sustainable development, Spain (+)

    This project has its objectives, to sensitize young people to the need to ensure sustainable development and to take concrete action in three main areas: (i) to become aware that it is possible to achieve sustainable development; (ii) to learn to become responsible consumers; (iii) to seek alternative sources of energy and improve the use of land.

    Topic: Education
    Region: Europe & CIS
    Resource Type: Case Study
    Author: UNESCO
    Country: Spain
    Year: 2008
    Language: English
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