Thrust Areas
CEE's work is organised around thrust areas As an organising principle.
1. Education for Children 2. EE in Higher Education 3. Examination systems for EE 4. Education for Youth 5. Communicating Environment through the Media 6. Experiencing Nature 7. EE through Interpretation 8. Knowledge Management for Sustainable Development 9. Industry Initiatives 10.Sustainable Rural Development 11.Water and Sanitation 12.Sustainable Urban Development 13.Waste Management 14.EE for Fragile Areas 15.Biodiversity Conservation 16.Ecotourism 17.Disaster Preparedness and Rehabilitation 18.Training, Networking and Capacity Building 19.Facilitating NGO and Community Initiatives 20.Initiatives for the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 21.Research in EE
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