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What
is the Sustainable Cities Project?
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| The project aims to look at the concept of sustainable cities and communities and to identify opportunities for young people to be involved in positive change. |
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A group of educators from the North and South are identifying case studies of good practice and working with local schools to trial materials. |
| The Project is being co-ordinated from Manchester (UK), with partners in Banjul (The Gambia), Brescia (Italy), Curitiba (Brazil), Halifax (Canada) and Mumbai (India). |
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The project is running from January 2001 to December 2003. |
| It aims to produce a common core of teaching resources and case studies augmented by country specific sections. |
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A training programme for teachers to be able to effectively use the methodology and materials will also be developed. |
| Materials and information will be available on a website. |
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Schools involved in the project will have the opportunity to link with each other and exchange information. |
| Materials aimed at students aged 8-13 but methodology and materials will be adaptable for other age groups. |
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Relevant to a variety of subject areas including Humanities, Science and Languages. |
| Methodology and skills will be relevant across the curriculum, particularly enhancing Citizenship and Health Education. |
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Everyone can be involved - the amount of involvement is up to you! We suggest a number of activities to get you started and for more detailed work. We would be very interested to hear from you about what you've done: email depman@gn.apc.org or use the feedback form to give us information about your activities, your website to link to, comments about your successes and frustrations and whatever else you think might help others. We will try to put them all onto our website as a useful resource along with information about the progress of the schools we are working more closely with.