Solvay and UNESCO launch STEM education program in Asia including India

Solvay and UNESCO launch STEM education program in Asia including India

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Category : International Published on: January 30 2023

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Solvay and UNESCO announced the launch of a STEM education program.
Developed by two leading science-based organizations, this three-year partnership aims at engaging high schoolers and graduate students from India, Indonesia and South Korea to find solutions to national and regional environmental issues through science.
the program will explore mutual impact on the environment by focusing on the theme “Sustainable living for one planet”.
“Sustainable living for one planet”Professors & University students will be trained to deploy the plan in their countries, and hold regional competitions with experts from Solvay, UNESCO’s Science Networks and other partners.

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