Welcome to the official UNESCO Future Co-Creation Platform Website!
As a key aspect of the UNESCO Future Co-Creation Platform project funded by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), this website seeks to introduce UNESCO-related activities in Japan to a global audience and facilitate potential connections and mutual learning between local and global stakeholders involved in UNESCO-related activities. Stay tuned for the latest information and updates on the project and related activities including upcoming events, as well as news related to UNESCO stakeholders in Japan.
NEW POSTS
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StoriesYouth as the Engine of Transformation towards “Learning for a Sustainable Future”: Participating in the 6th Asia-Pacific Meeting on Education 2030 (APMED 6)
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- #Youth Committee of Japanese National Commission for UNESCO
Hello everyone! My name is Maoko Kobayashi, a member of the Youth Committee of the Japanese National Commission for UNESCO. From 10 to 13 September 2024, the 6th Asia-Pacific Meeting on Education 2030 (APMED 6) was held in Bangkok, Thailand, and I participated as one of the panellists in its Technical Session (10–12 September). This […]
Hello everyone! My name is Maoko Kobayashi, a member of the Youth Committee of the Japanese National Commission for UNESCO. From 10 to 13 September 2024, the 6th Asia-Pacific Meeting on Education 2030 (APMED 6) was held in Bangkok, Thailand, and I participated as one of the panellists in its Technical Session (10–12 September). This […]
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StoriesThe Future Unfolds from the Axe-Shaped Shimokita Peninsula: Connections Transcending Time and Space Felt at the Japanese Geoparks National Conference in Shimokita National Geopark
- #Geoparks
- #Youth Committee of Japanese National Commission for UNESCO
My name is Yoichi Sato, from Usuki City, Oita Prefecture (a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy), and I serve as a member of the Youth Committee of the Japanese National Commission for UNESCO. This time, I hitchhiked all the way from Kanagawa Prefecture to the Shimokita Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture to participate in “the 14th […]
My name is Yoichi Sato, from Usuki City, Oita Prefecture (a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy), and I serve as a member of the Youth Committee of the Japanese National Commission for UNESCO. This time, I hitchhiked all the way from Kanagawa Prefecture to the Shimokita Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture to participate in “the 14th […]
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StoriesUNESCO and I: Stories and Perspectives – Ms. Mizumo Ohara
- #UNESCO
- #UNESCO WEEK
As part of ‘UNESCO WEEK 2024/25,’ we interviewed Ms. Mizumo Ohara, who is a trainee. Ms. Ohara was selected as a trainee* to join the UNESCO Traineeship Programme,** launched by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and UNESCO. As of November 2024, she is building her experience at UNESCO Headquarters (Paris, France). […]
As part of ‘UNESCO WEEK 2024/25,’ we interviewed Ms. Mizumo Ohara, who is a trainee. Ms. Ohara was selected as a trainee* to join the UNESCO Traineeship Programme,** launched by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and UNESCO. As of November 2024, she is building her experience at UNESCO Headquarters (Paris, France). […]
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UNESCO and I: Stories and Perspectives – Mr. Kiichi Oyasu
- #Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO
- #UNESCO
- #UNESCO WEEK
As part of the ‘UNESCO WEEK 2024/25,’ we interviewed Mr. Kiichi Oyasu, a former UNESCO staff member, on the theme ‘UNESCO and I: Stories and Perspectives.’ Mr. Oyasu is currently working as the Director of the Education Cooperation Department of the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO, and is a member of the UNESCO Future Co-creation […]
As part of the ‘UNESCO WEEK 2024/25,’ we interviewed Mr. Kiichi Oyasu, a former UNESCO staff member, on the theme ‘UNESCO and I: Stories and Perspectives.’ Mr. Oyasu is currently working as the Director of the Education Cooperation Department of the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO, and is a member of the UNESCO Future Co-creation […]