Sustainability has become a pressing global issue with problems like climate change, environmental degradation, and resource depletion threatening the future of human civilization. Promoting sustainable development has emerged as a key priority to transition societies towards more responsible growth that serves both people and the planet. Education can play a pivotal role in driving this sustainability transformation. Integrating sustainable development into education will nurture new generations of sustainability leaders and empower all students with the awareness, knowledge, and skills to advance economic, social, and environmental wellbeing in their decisions and actions.

The "Education for Sustainable Development" project is a project that aims to drive a comprehensive incorporation of sustainability principles and practices across all levels of education. The project seeks to equip educators with appropriate guidance and tools to foster sustainability competencies among their students. By driving reforms in school curricula, campus operations, teaching methodologies and learning environments, the project strives to shape how students think and act regarding environmental, social, and economic challenges.

It involves developing curriculum frameworks, content, resources focused on sustainability across subjects, training programs for teachers on sustainability pedagogy and instructional approaches, Inclusion of sustainability concepts in assessments and evaluations, Initiating on-campus sustainability projects for hands-on student engagement, Integration of sustainability elements in school policies, management, and reporting, Building partnerships with external organizations to bring sustainability expertise and community alignment among others