Please report on the result /achievement of the actions taken:
- Over 1000 kids aged 6 to 11, including children from low-income families and orphanages, have so far attended IDEA's ecological-laboratory sessions. Since 2017, a special emphasis was made on informing kids about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) during the sessions and how they can get involved in the global plan of action for people, planet, and prosperity. - As part of the World's Largest Lesson project, the project’s materials on SDGs were produced in Azerbaijani and training sessions were conducted for teachers in Baku and the Khachmaz district, who, in turn, held lessons on the Global Goals for hundreds of children in their respective schools, and marked their schools on the project’s global map. - IDEA’s environmental camps have been annually held since 2014 in various regions of Azerbaijan and attended by hundreds of schoolchildren. In 2017 and 2018, separate camps were held on three different themes: “Protect the leopard”; “Protect the gazelle” and “Return the bison”. - Since the launch of the Eco-scout club, IDEA has enrolled around two hundred young nature-lovers and is actively seeking new memberships.
What challenges have you encountered in implementing this Resolution and what measures have you taken to overcome them?:
Both in training the educators and teaching the learners, we are in constant need of comprehensive, relevant and up-to-date materials and tools on the environment and sustainability in the national language. Adapting and translating such learning resources is a complex, costly and time-consuming task.