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Goal 10 | Reduced inequality: Teacher support

The United Nations Development Goals address many of the challenges we face globally. The following resources can be used to create lesson plans that raise awareness of these challenges, as well as investigating possible solutions.

Design for Change DFC
Design for Change: design thinking platform for children. Includes sections relating the global Sustainable Development Goals
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Design for Change DFC is a simple four step framework to make every child graduate with the I CAN mindset – not by chance – by design! DFC uses a FIDS approach: Feel – empathy: nurture the heart, Image - ethics: grow the head, Do – excellence, use the hands collaborative action and agency AND Share – elevation, inspire hope, I can, now you can too! DFC, along with The Good Project, a research initiative under Project Zero at Harvard Graduate School of Education conducted a research to study the impact of DFC on developing empathy and problem solving.
Global Education [Education Services Australia]
Global education promotes positive values and assists students to take responsibility for their actions and to see themselves as global citizens who can contribute to a more peaceful, just and sustainable world.... Global Perspectives, A framework for global education in Australian schools is a concise, practical and philosophical guide to including a global perspective across the curriculum. There is also advice for teachers and school leadership teams on how to implement the framework at a school level.
Global Schools Program
The Global Schools Program is an initiative led by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network - Youth Initiative (SDSN Youth) in support of UNESCO’s Global Action Program on Education for Sustainable Development (GAP-ESD). It is designed to:
1. Integrate the Sustainable Development Goals into school settings.
2. Increase the capacities of educators and teachers to more effectively deliver education on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
3. Provide youth with opportunities to engage with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the local level.
Sustainable Development Goal Toolkit (ACFID)
This Free Toolkit aims to help you and your team explore and test systems change and collaborative responses as a way of working differently to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The ACFID Sustainable Development Goal Toolkit is based on the CSIRO RAPTA (Resilience, Adaptation Pathways and Transformation Assessment) framework which offers practical guidance in how to apply these concepts in planning projects so they are better designed to deliver valuable, durable outcomes in the face of high uncertainty and rapid change. RAPTA has wide application to plans for improving food and water security, managing climate change, attaining sustainable growth in the Earth’s megacities, and better responding to the accumulating risks that confront humanity and transforming (or protecting) the social and ecological systems.
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The Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) is the peak body for Australian non government organisations (NGOs) involved in international development and humanitarian action.
WBCSD: World Business Council for Sustainable Development
WBCSD is a global, CEO-led organization of over 200 leading businesses working together to accelerate the transition to a sustainable world.

Goal 10 | Reduced inequality: Online resources

Rental Affordability Index [Australia] This link opens in a new window
"The annual rental affordability index (RAI) report is an easy to understand indicator of rental affordability relative to household incomes. It is a crucial tool for policy-makers to track rental affordability trends and inform evidence-based policy responses. The RAI is a valuable tool for quantifying the rental affordability challenge in a way that brings out nuances between places and highlights the experiences of disadvantaged households." (GS Economics & Planning, n.d.)
The Australian rental affordability index (RAI) project partners includes: National Shelter, Community Sector Banking, SGS economics and planning, and the Brotherhood St Laurence.

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The Rental Affordability Index is a price index for housing rental markets. It is an easy to understand indicator of rental affordability relative to household incomes and is applied to geographic areas across Australia. In this video, SGS Senior Associate and Partner Ellen Witte, discusses the key findings to come out of the May 2018 results. (SGS Economics and Planning, 2018)

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In text reference / citation: Witte (2018) or (Witte, 2018)
Bibliography / Reference list: Witte, E. (2018). Rental Affordability Index May 2018 Key Findings, [eVideo]. SGS Economics and Planning , Retrieved from https://youtu.be/YdIk-eznySM

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