The Thai SDG Micro-Primer, developed by the United Nations in Thailand, UNESCO, and the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC), offers an innovative approach to learning, particularly targeting the youth.

This bite-sized learning format aims to foster awareness and action on development challenges within Thailand, contributing to the advancement of the SDGs.

The Thai SDG Micro-Primer is available in English and Thai.

Introduction

The 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are our collective roadmap to prosperity. Why wait for a better tomorrow when we can shape it today? Every effort counts in this global endeavor.

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its SDGs embody a promise of a better quality of life for everyone—clean air, decent work, and sustainable cities. However, the progress made is not rapid enough. Immediate and decisive actions are crucial for the well-being of both people and the planet.

When millions unite for a common future, their impact is immense. Engage with the microlearning experience, enhance your understanding, and be part of the change.

Objectives

The Thai SDG Micro-Primer is designed to:

  • Enhance awareness about the SDGs and the most pressing issues in Thailand among young people.
  • Deepen young Thais’ understanding of the SDGs.
  • Inspire collective action towards the SDGs.
Course methodology

This pilot SDG Micro-Primer initiative is mobile-first and offered free-of-charge, reflecting today's digital-first learning environment. The initiative strives to connect with the digital-native audience through a dynamic, mobile-centric format.

Course contents

Participants will explore Thailand-specific topics such as:

  • Ocean plastics
  • Air pollution
  • Education inequality

In addition, the course connects these issues with Thailand's developmental goals and provides actionable insights.

To access the course (no registration required), please go to the following links:

Target audience

While the course is tailored for young people in Thailand such as university students, it is also beneficial for professors, development practitioners, civil society organizations, and youth groups.

Cost of participation

This initiative is provided at no cost, thanks to the collaboration between the UN in Thailand, UNESCO, and the UNSSC.

Engagement and Support