From November 20 to 23, the UNESCO Hong Kong youth delegation comprising of Green Citizens Youth Ambassadors, students, and teachers from its member school – The Chinese Foundation Secondary School, participated in the International Assembly of Youth for UNESCO (Y4U) 2025 in the Philippines.
On November 8th, 2025, the 14th ESD Learning Programme (2025/26) Opening Ceremony was Successfully Held, Students from nearly 20 Hong Kong primary and secondary schools gathered to officially commence a five-month exploration journey centred around the theme of sustainable development.
The UNESCO Hong Kong Association (UHKA) participated in the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit 2025 as the Hong Kong Regional Reporter, highlighting the sustainable development achievements of local enterprises and elevating their global impact. Professor Karen Cheung, President of UHKA and Director of the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development (HiESD), attended the Summit alongside the Association's Youth Affairs Coordinator, Ms. Americana Chen.
The UNESCO Hong Kong Association is delighted to host the IV International UNESCO Model on the theme “The Ethics of Neurotechnology”, under the chairmanship of the World
Federation of Clubs and Associations for UNESCO, and in collaboration with the Kazakhstan National Federation of Clubs for UNESCO.
Youth Prospect on Smart and Sustainable Cities Officially Published Youth Delegates Propose Actionable Recommendations for Urban […]
In response of the upcoming United Nations International Youth Day (August 12), the UNESCO Hong Kong Association (UHKA) held the "2025-26 Green Citizens Youth Ambassador (GCYA) Induction and Certificate Presentation Ceremony" on August 9, bringing new energy and opportunities to the youth team to foster cross-disciplinary collaborations and advance sustainable development goals at international, national, and regional levels.
The UNESCO Hong Kong Association held the 2025 Secondary School Model UNESCO International Conference in Hong […]
The 2025 Secondary School Model UNESCO (MUNESCO) International Conference on Smart and Sustainable Cities—Hong Kong Greater Bay Area Conference successfully concluded on July 6, 2025. 112 students excelled from nearly 800 students participating in the preliminary selection and represented 56 countries to negotiate and propose solutions for smart and sustainable urban development.
In response to the United Nations World Environment Day’s international climate action and the vision of Hong Kong’s “Climate Action Plan 2050”, the UNESCO Hong Kong Association (UHKA) and the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development (HiESD) hosted the "The United Nations World Environment Day 2025 - Hong Kong Action cum Net Zero School Project Certification Ceremony” on June 5, 2025.
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