UNIDO SDG 9 Learning Academy

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Based on UNIDO’s commitment to lifelong learning, the UNIDO SDG 9 Learning Academy provides access to a wide range of learning products and services designed to enhance knowledge and skills related to SDG 9 “Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation”.

SDG 9 is closely interlinked with other SDGs related to food security; job creation; sustainable livelihoods; technology and skills development; gender equality; green technologies and climate change. Embark on your learning journey with the UNIDO SDG 9 Learning Academy and contribute to achieving SDG 9 by 2030. Together, we can promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation for a better future. 

 

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Moodle - Guidelines for the Establishment of a smart factory lab
Guidelines
Self Paced
Free
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Guidelines for the establishment of a Smart Factory Lab

#Digital transformation   #Fourth Industrial Revolution

MOODLE - EQuIP TOOL 1 - Structural Change and Productivity
Toolkit
Self Paced
Free
English

EQuIP TOOL 1 - Structural Change and Productivity

#Industrial competitiveness

MOODLE - EQuIP-Tool-5-Income-and-Employment
Toolkit
Self Paced
Free
English

EQuIP Tool 5 - Income and employment

#Employment   #Industrial competitiveness

Moodle - EQuIP-Tool-8-Digitalization
Toolkit
Virtual
Free
English

EQuIP Tool 8 - Digitalization

#Digital transformation   #Fourth Industrial Revolution

MOODLE - EQuIP TOOL 3 - Diversification and Upgrading
Toolkit
Self Paced
Free
English

EQuIP Tool 3 - Diversification and upgrading

#Industrial competitiveness   #Trade capacity building

Moodle - EQuIP-Tool-6-Gender-equality
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English

EQuIP Tool 6 - Gender equality in manufacturing

#Employment   #Entrepreneurship

 

 

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Broad repository of knowledge

Search a wide collection of SDG 9-related e-learning courses and materials to enhance your knowledge in sustainable development and industrialization.

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Enjoy free access anytime to most of our learning resources, some of which are available in multiple languages. 

Expert-led content

Gain insights and knowledge from experts and professionals with extensive experience in SDG 9-related topics, industrial development and industrial policy. 

The Academy in numbers

150+ Over 150 learning resources

10+ Over 10 languages

25 Over 25 topics related to SDG 9

5K+ Over 5000 learners

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The SDGs
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) constitute the core of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and guide all global, regional and national development endeavours until the year 2030.

Adopted in 2015, the SDGs seek to build on the Millennium Development Goals and complete what these did not achieve. They are universal, integrated and indivisible, and seek to balance the three dimensions of sustainable development: the economic, social and environmental dimensions. The breadth and scope of the SDGs reflect the complexity and scale of challenges to be addressed in the modern era.

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Goal 1: No Poverty
UNIDO seeks to ensure that the benefits of industrialization are shared by all, that the living conditions of all are sustainably improved, and that no one is left behind.
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Goal 2: Zero Hunger
UNIDO supports value addition to agricultural output, and helps reduce post-harvest losses and increase resource efficiency, while generating job opportunities for rural communities and increasing food security, food safety and nutrition, particularly through agri-business development and upgrading agro-food value chains.
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Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being
UNIDO supports the development and upgrading of the pharmaceutical industry in developing countries for the local production of essential generic drugs and the provision of necessary appliances to the health industry, while also working to reduce pollution from industry and protecting consumer health through the implementation of food safety and sanitary standards.
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Goal 4: Quality Education
UNIDO supports the development of entrepreneurial culture and skills, provides technical and vocational training, and helps enhancing young people’s skills and knowledge for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship.
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Goal 5: Gender Equality
UNIDO supports women in acquiring skills and gaining access to productive and financial resources that allow them to compete effectively in the economic life of their communities.
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Goal 6: Clean water and Sanitation
UNIDO assists countries with the transfer of best available technologies and environmental practices to improve industrial and municipal water management and productivity, and helps prevent the discharge of industrial effluents into international waters (rivers, lakes, wetlands, and coastal areas).
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Goal 7: Affordable and Clean energy
UNIDO promotes energy efficiency policies, technologies and practices, as well as access to affordable renewable sources of energy for the facilitation of productive activities, providing countries an opportunity to follow a low-carbon and low-emissions growth path.
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Goal 8: Decent work and Economic Growth
UNIDO facilitates structural transformation and economic growth by increasing the capacities of local industries for value addition, economic diversification, and export promotion, as well as supports the creation of decent jobs in industry and industry-related services.
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Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
UNIDO seeks to advance poverty eradication and inclusiveness, build productive capacities in an inclusive manner, and provide more opportunities for all women and men as well as across social groups, also through partnerships with all stakeholders involved in industrialization processes.
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Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities
UNIDO promotes greater productivity, stable employment, and increased incomes, and improves economic opportunities between and within populations, countries and regions with the aim to reach vulnerable groups, including young people, women, migrants and minorities, and a focus on pro-poor enterprise initiatives, agro-industries, greater value-addition, women and youth entrepreneurship, as well as human security issues in post-crisis situations.
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Goal 11: Sustainable cities and Communities
UNIDO promotes smart industries and industrial clusters in urban industrial zones that spur innovation, resource efficiency and industrial competitiveness while linking local business with global markets and supply chains.
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Goal 12: Responsible consumption and production
UNIDO promotes green industries, resource efficient management, cleaner production, energy efficiency in industry, reduction of waste and pollution, and environmental sustainability policies in industrial production and consumption, such as the circular economy approach.
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Goal 13: Climate action
UNIDO promotes the reduction of industrial CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions, including through sustainable energy solutions and the uptake of resource-efficient technologies and practices, and cleaner production in industrial processes.
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Goal 14: Life below water
UNIDO supports efforts to reduce the detrimental industrial impacts on water bodies through sound water management methodologies and system introduction, and strategic partnerships to protect coastal and maritime habitats and ecosystems, as well as helps to improve fisheries incomes by encouraging regional cooperation, capacity building and technology, etc.
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Goal 15: Life on Land
UNIDO aims at improving rural livelihoods, food security and agricultural production in a sustainable manner and promotes technologies that ensure sustainable management of the soils and the generation of highly productive renewable resources, while supporting the adaptation and adoption of resource efficient and cleaner production methods, technologies and systems.
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Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
UNIDO supports the restoration of economic activities and empowerment of communities affected by crises, and strengthens the capacities of governments and small and medium-sized enterprises to apply human rights principles and business ethics to industrial development, thus enhancing human security.
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Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals
- UNIDO facilitates international cooperation, multi-stakeholder partnerships and the alignment of public and private investments and industrial policies - UNIDO conducts capacity-building, including on trade-related national capacities - UNIDO fosters technology exchange mechanisms, technology policy coordination measures and related investment opportunities - UNIDO provides technical and statistical support to the monitoring and review of the SDGs

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"UNIDO's vision is to provide skills, training and decent jobs to millions of young people and ensure fair and sustainable supply chains worldwide to end exploitation and unsafe working conditions. Industry is a key driver for economic growth and job creation."

Dr. Gerd Müller

Director General of UNIDO

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