📊 South Sudan is taking a step towards stronger education sector monitoring.
@MoGEI_SSD with support from UNESCO, is developing the country’s first system to track progress under the General Education Strategic Plan 2023–2027.
Learn more: https://t.co/uh567GZ5jJ
196 countries are united by one shared mission: protecting our world's most significant cultural and natural heritage.
That is the strength of the #WorldHeritage Convention.
Discover more here: https://t.co/iO4B0CiIjW
‘Derin Salaam’ = ‘We want peace.’ 🕊️🇸🇸
That’s the message behind a new project launched by UNESCO, IOM & Govt. of South Sudan, supporting youth to lead peacebuilding in their communities.
The project, supported by @UNPeacebuilding, was launched in Bor, Jonglei State, last week.
"Keep girls in school, empower their futures."📚🇸🇸
@MoGEI_SSD@UNESCO and education partners have launched #AfricaEducatesHer in South Sudan, an African Union campaign, to support girls to enrol, stay in school and complete their education.
Three priorities, one goal: lasting peace led by women. The PBF funded project strengthens women’s leadership in peacebuilding, expands economic opportunities & resilience, & builds inclusive governance & social cohesion through mediation, livelihoods, community dialogue,#SDG16
#DifferentContextsCommonAspirations!
Young pple in 🇸🇸 aspire to learn, grow, & reach their full potential. In 2025, 37,527 out-of-school children &adolescents returned to learning, 101,782 out of school youth accessed comprehensive sexuality education with support from the UN.
PBF’s Supporting Women’s Peacebuilding Efforts Project is investing in women as agents of peace in Western Equatoria and Western Bahr el Ghazal 🇸🇸, strengthening their leadership, livelihoods & participation in mediation, conflict prevention, & community recovery. #SDG5#SDG16
This #YouthDay2026, the United Nations celebrates the young people of #SouthSudan. While their contexts differ, their aspirations are shared: quality education, decent work, peace, inclusion, & a sustainable future. #DifferentContextsCommonAspirations
📍Wau: UNESCO, @unwomenssudan & partners launched a project to enhance women’s leadership & participation in peacebuilding in Western Equatoria & W. Bahr el Ghazal.
It is one of two recently launched PBF & AFDB-supported initiatives to reach 2,100+ women, girls & youth in 🇸🇸
Launched in Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal, the Supporting Women’s Peacebuilding Efforts project puts women at the heart of peacebuilding, mediation, and community recovery. Funded by the PBF & AfDB, it invests in women’s leadership & economic resilience for lasting peace. #SDG16
Today, @UNWomen & @UnescoJuba launch a new initiative to strengthen women’s leadership, economic resilience and meaningful participation in peacebuilding in Western Bahr el Ghazal
With support from the @UNPeacebuilding Fund and complementary financing from @AfDB_Group,
A historic moment for South Sudan! 🇸🇸🌍
The Boma–Badingilo Migratory Landscape is now South Sudan's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrating its rich biodiversity and unique natural heritage.
Read more: https://t.co/DmPTMxEBNH
#WorldHeritage#SouthSudan#Biodiversity
At #TransformingEducation Summit+4, ministers from around the world reaffirmed their commitment to #SDG4 and to turning global ambition into concrete action for education. As education systems face growing pressures, the work of the SDG4 High-Level Steering Committee is more important than ever. The message is clear: accelerating progress will require sustained cooperation, stronger education systems and continued political leadership.
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/aKaqIUZRgs
@AbolKuyok@MoGEI_SSD@adleande@okmfi@oksenlisovyi
Japan welcomes the emergency inscription of Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape of #SouthSudan on the #WorldHeritage List. Japan is proud to have supported this historic first inscription, reflecting South Sudan's strong commitment to conservation.
🔴 BREAKING!
New inscription on the @UNESCO#WorldHeritage List & on the List of World Heritage in Danger: Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape, #SouthSudan 🇸🇸.
➡️ https://t.co/iO4B0Cjg9u #48WHC
UNESCO joined @MoGEI_SSD, with support from @AfDB_Group for a workshop to validate findings from a Labour Market Assessment. The report will guide skills training to meet job market needs and boost youth employment in SSD🇸🇸.
The future of #WorldHeritage is in their hands.
After days of learning, exchanging ideas and exploring heritage in the Republic of Korea, young professionals presented their Declaration to #WHC48, sharing their vision for protecting our shared heritage.
@chlove_u@UNESCOkr
The #48WHC is underway in Busan, Republic of Korea.
At the heart of this work lies a shared commitment: protecting and preserving #WorldHeritage is a collective responsibility.
🎥 Hear from @nalfayez on why the Convention remains a unique platform for international cooperation.
The question is not whether the world can afford to invest in education. It is whether it chooses to.
In 2024, total aid to education was equivalent to just 1.5 days of global military spending in 2025.
As financial pressures grow, protecting investment in education is essential to building resilient education systems and keeping #SDG4 on track.
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/LXNSlMnZz4 @GEMReport
Today, @UNESCO celebrates #WorldYouthSkillsDay!
In South Sudan, UNESCO and its partners continue to equip young women and men with basic, practical and technical skills through #TVET, unlocking employment, entrepreneurship and a more peaceful future.
#SkillsForASharedFuture