Fruit will come later!
Exhibition on educational programs for sustainable development (ESD) at the Peter-Dierich Building in Zittau.
Under the slogan, “Fruit Comes Later!” the “MachMit” environmental management team participated in the 2017 Saxon exhibition on educational programs for sustainable development (ESD) in Upper Lusatia. This exhibition will tour throughout Saxony and be open to the public.
The call for participation came from the International Meeting Center St. Marienthal (IBZ) and was intended to offer various initiatives for sustainable development in Saxony an opportunity to showcase their work. Many of these sustainable projects lead a shadowy existence and need to be brought more into the public consciousness and focus, according to the IBZ St. Marienthal.
“I am more interested in the future than in the past, for it is in the future that I intend to live.”
Albert Einstein
In the fall of 2015, the United Nations adopted the Sustainable Development Goals for the entire international community. These are ambitious goals that apply universally and, for the first time, hold all nations accountable. This is considered a milestone on the path to more sustainable development. An integral part of the so-called Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is a global education agenda for the years 2016 through 2030, for which UNESCO is the lead agency within the UN system.
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