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Digital Path for Sustainable Green Recovery
Pillars : Sustainable Green recovery
In light of the state's orientation towards achieving comprehensive and sustainable development in all its economic, social and environmental dimensions and spreading the culture of sustainable green recovery and responsible consumption among all segments of society, and within the framework of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology's strategy to participate in implementing the state's plan to build the Egyptian person and Egypt's vision for digital transformation, and within the efforts made in the field of environmental conservation and spreading the culture of green recovery using information and communications technology; The Digital Transformation for Sustainable Development Project in Egypt is implementing the Digital Path for Sustainable Green Recovery, which aims to raise awareness of international and local developments regarding emerging environmental problems and climate change, in addition to creating an aware and responsible society of youth, women, children and all segments of society capable of confronting this type of problem and dealing with it properly and reducing its risks.
Vision of the Digital Path for Sustainable Green Recovery:
The path seeks in a sustainable manner to harness information and communications technology to raise community awareness of climate change and environmental sustainability issues and spread best practices for responsible use to reduce environmental degradation, especially in the most needy communities.
Objectives of the Digital Path for Sustainable Green Recovery:
- Enhancing the use of information technology tools for environmental protection purposes, and spreading the culture of green recovery.
- Supporting e-learning by developing an e-learning platform through which educational curricula are converted into self-learning e-curricula, in an integrated and professional manner.
- Sharing knowledge and experiences related to climate change issues.
- Training young people to work as climate ambassadors, spreading the culture of green recovery, and creating a society aware of environmental issues
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The biennial Dubai International Award for Best Practices (DIABP), organized by the Dubai Government and UN-HABITAT, has a total grant amount of US $480,000 for NGOs, CBOs, research organizations, bilateral, multilaterals, foundations and even individuals working on best practices that “demonstrate a positive and tangible impact on improving the living environment of people particularly the poor and disadvantaged.” It is presently seeking submissions of best practices from around the world for awarding them with the award in the next Best Practices Award Ceremony to be held in October 2010. A total to 12 winners will be selected from among the submissions made and out of them two will be reserved for Best Practices Transfers. Nearly US $360,000 will be distributed among all the winners and the final two persons will be invited to the award ceremony in Dubai where they will be recognized with a trophy and a commemorative certificate.