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The name "Blueprints for a Sustainable Community" emphasizes the importance of planning, creativity, and collective action in building inclusive, resilient, and sustainable communities. Just as architects rely on blueprints to construct strong and lasting structures, a sustainable community requires careful planning and close collaboration to ensure a high quality of life for all.


As the world turns more urban, with nearly 70% of the global population projected to reside in cities by 2050, hence, it is essential that cities are built to sustain. However, a truly sustainable city must start with strong, connected, and responsible communities. Whether in urban centers or rural areas, the foundation of a thriving community depends on quality education, gender equality, equal opportunities, safe infrastructure, and sustainable, non-polluting resources. 

Theme Introduction 

Mission

An opportunity to contribute to the implementation of the Education 2030 Framework for Action of the UNESCO

An opportunity to take action and raise awareness about SDGs and the role of education in their solution

An opportunity to create and implement their SDGs project under the guidance of UK qualified academic professionals in an international learning environment

An opportunity to foster open-mindedness and enhance interpersonal and transferable skills

CEFR A2

or equivalent

Students that have English level at

12 – 16

Students aged

around the world

The SDGs competition is open to

Submission

The competition is conducted online and consists of 2 rounds

Criteria And Prizes

By submitting the competition entry, participants grant the Organising Committee the right to use the entry in any media or activities without incurring any costs.

It is strictly prohibited to participate in the competition by proxy, use others' information to register for the competition from the time of successful registration until the end of the competition. If any of these actions are discovered, the Organising Committee will invalidate the participant's competition results.

The Organising Committee is not responsible for disclosing the details of the competition entry evaluation process. The Organising Committee also does not accept complaints or appeals regarding the evaluation results.

Grand Prizes

scholarships of the SDGs course with Nisai Global School, a Certificate of Participation & Rewards

During the organisation of the competition, if any issues arise outside the provisions of these Regulations, the Organising Committee will make decisions and adjustments appropriate to the actual situation

Participants must comply with the Competition Rules, respect the regulations, management of the Organising Committee, and the decisions made by the Organising Committee throughout the competition process

Participants will participate in the competition within the time frame announced by the Organising Committee, according to the arrangement made by the Organising Committee

Participants will only be eligible to receive prizes upon enrolling in the Sustainable Development Goals course at Nisai Global School, scheduled to take place in July 2025

Rules And Regulations

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