This course on SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth – allows for a learner to get a holistic and global understanding of the role of decent work in the context of a desired economical status.
Topics
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Decent work and economic growth
- Subject
- Decent Work and Economic Growth
- Keywords
- economic growth
- decent work and economic growth
About this course
This course on SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth – allows for a learner to get a holistic and global understanding of the role of decent work in the context of a desired economical status. In a globalizing world, students will need to think critically, globally and in terms of whole systems. This course supports Ubiquity’s mission in building those skills.
Faculty:
Larissa Demel is the current director of Youth Engagement for the Special Olympics Latin America, where she oversees youth innovation projects for inclusion and accessibility for people with disability. Larissa was also a speaker at HABITAT III, the bi-decennial United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, where she launched Urban Action, a youth initiative in collaboration with UN Habitat and AIESEC that set out to implement over 150 youth projects related to New Urban Agenda and SDGs within the first year of New Urban Agenda adoption. She has published papers on social innovation through youth action on the SDGs which is being used by over 50,000 young people in 126 countries and created a SDG social project framework for young people and has created the SDG 11 content on to the Young Person’s Guide to Saving the World.
Target audience
Our courses are appropriate for those individuals who are interested in a quick, high-level overview of each SDG and include opportunities for learning about the SDG, reflecting on their personal beliefs and values around the SDG in question, and ways to take immediate action on working towards solving them.
Learning objectives
By the end of this nanocourse you should be able to:
Understand SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities in the wider global context Self-reflect on your values and attitudes on your community and the impact you currently have on it Develop a simple plan of action to begin to create change in your local communityOffered by
Ubiquity University
