Becoming Member
Why join ENSI ?
- ‘ENSI is on the cutting edge of international thinking and practice in environmental education’
- ‘An experienced and credible network on education for sustainable development’
- ‘It is recognised and respected for its pioneering and avant garde work’
Quotations from long-term and recent members of ENSI.
- Are you responsible for addressing education for sustainable development in your department, ministry and country and would value the opportunity of sharing ideas and good practice with peers in other countries, to enhance your clarity on ESD, strategic direction, policy and programmatic impact?
- Does you wish to exchange meaningful research and experiences in the area of education for sustainable development, and would like to promote this work with like-minded experts in other countries?
- Do you wish to contribute effectively to the UN Decade on Education for Sustainable Development at international and national level?
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The role of ENSI in a global environment
A summary of its operations, effectiveness, relevance and performance since its inception in 1986
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By joining ENSI, you will be in a stronger position to respond to all these challenges. A modest human and financial investment from the ENSI member countries resources an exciting international programme of research and innovative activities and projects.
In practice, this means working together through mutual understanding, and respect for cultural diversity, to avoid unnecessary duplication and reinvention. We find a common language, methodology and critique to achieve significant and measurable progress in an area of fundamental importance to formal and non-formal education worldwide.
This explanatory memorandum outlines the benefits to member countries of becoming part of the ENSI international network, and responsibilities and expectations of member organisations.
We hope this will help you to understand more about our philosophy and approach, to be in a position to discuss becoming an ENSI member with all those that will be involved in that decision in your country. We look forward to welcoming you in our organisation.
