The GREEN secretariat has taken the difficult decision to pause our activities.

Many of you know that U.S. foreign assistance writ large is currently under review. This 90-day review period is impacting projects and partners, including the host of GREEN’s secretariat.

Accordingly, our learning events scheduled for the winter and early spring, as well as our network meetings, are postponed until further notice.  Other network-related functions, such as our thought leadership working group and our measurement roundtable series, are also on pause until further notice.  

In the short time GREEN has been active, we’ve done much together.  

In January 2024, GREEN was 5 months old. Initially, GREEN aimed to share knowledge and learn from each other about the intersection of climate and education. A year later, GREEN established a governance structure with bylaws, and the interim steering committee developed roles and responsibilities. GREEN held seven virtual learning events covering topics such as various policy models, global measurement efforts, and the impact of extreme heat on learning. Members had the opportunity to share their projects during member spotlights from Nepal to Mexico. GREEN is now recognized as a network that brings together implementation and reflection across the world.

In the meantime, we are actively seeking additional funding to secure the network. If you’d like to support our work, please reach out to us at green@fhi360.org.

We look forward to reconnecting with you soon.

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The Global Response to Education and Environment Network (GREEN) is a consortium of actors working at the intersection of education and climate change. Launched in May 2023, GREEN bridges ideas and expertise from a collaborative partnership to advance ideas, innovation and research that can inform policies and drive meaningful action in response to climate-related challenges and their impact on education.

Check out GREEN’s Latest Webinar

Everyone is talking about measurement, but we do not really know what has been done and what is being worked on. Under the leadership of Christina Kwauk, GREEN’s first Climate and Education Measurement Roundtable brought together experts who are leading the measurement of climate change and education systems around the world. 

Click below for more information and access to the resources presented in the webinar.

GREEN’s first Climate and Education Measurement Roundtable

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