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We support UNESCO’s vision of building peace in the minds of men and women’ through Actions for Peace projects that promote community awareness and commitment towards peace making for a better world. With generous support from our peace partners, UNESCO HK Association peace initiative was launched in 2012 and was supported by schools and educational institutions, diplomatic corps, international service organizations, community and business associations, and enterprises to launch a series of peace programmes with diversified cultural activities. UNESCO HK Association Glocal Peace Centre was founded in 2018. Our annual Peacemakers’ Cultural Celebration event has attracted peacemakers from Mainland China, Macau, India, Europe, and nationals from different countries living in Hong Kong. As we live in a highly interconnected and interdependent world, we believe Peace and harmony must be treasured and maintained. Each person should do their part in reaching out as peace makers in their community and environment. Our Actions for Peace programme such as ‘Smile for Peace’, ‘Calligraphy for Peace’, ‘Plant for Peace’ and ‘Dance for Peace’ encourage individuals and organisations to engage in the five aspects of peace – individual peace, cultural peace, social peace, peace with the environment and political peace – as well as contribute to international and intercultural understanding. Other actions targeting the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals as building blocks for Peace contribute to creating a sustainable future for our planet earth. Through peace education and youth collaborative/exchange programmes, we envision a diversity of people coming together to co-create a better world!
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Support UNESCO's vision "building peace in the minds of men and women" Promote community awareness and commitments to PEACE: social, cultural, individual, political and ecological peace, and related issues including international understanding.
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- Support UNESCO's vision "building peace in the minds of men and women"
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- From Youth Vision to Policy Blueprint: How the Recommendations in the “Youth Prospect on the Ethics of Neurotechnology” Aligns with The First Five-Year Plan of the HKSARG and the 2026 Policy Address
At the 2026 Model UNESCO International Conference on the Ethics of Neurotechnology organised by the UNESCO Hong Kong Association and Title Sponsored by the Bank of China (Hong Kong), young delegates from 33 countries and 40 cities, covering both secondary and university level students, proposed a set of bold recommendations for governing and advancing one of the most rapidly evolving fields of our time. The "Youth Prospect on the Ethics of Neurotechnology” was released on the international youth day (August 12, 2016). It is not merely an academic exercise—it aligns directly to the policy recommendations.
- Hong Kong Green School Quality Standard Panel of Judges Officially Announced
Aligning with UNESCO's "Greening Education Partnership", Leading Hong Kong Schools Towards Carbon Neutrality
- Hong Kong Shares Net Zero School Practices With the Globe at the UNESCO Greening Education Partnership (GEP) Working Group Meeting
🌍 Hong Kong Shares Net Zero School Practices With the Globe at the UNESCO Greening Education Partnership (GEP) Working Group Meeting 🌱 On September 15, 2026, the UNESCO Hong Kong Association (UHKA) joined the third quarterly working group meeting of the Greening Education Partnership. We are delighted to share that Hong Kong’s Net Zero School […]
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
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- 08/10/2003
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