In today's world, green education is a vital foundation for driving the essential transition toward sustainability, helping countries reduce environmental impact and build a resilient future.
Teacher training remains a significant gap . The lack of teacher training is then exacerbated by the lack of national curriculum relating to climate change awareness or green skills.
As industries adopt more sustainable practices, enhance technology and apply innovations for sustainable, circular growth, it is estimated that 229 million jobs will be created in Asia alone, representing 58% of the global green job creation.
Asia, as the engine of global economic growth, is also one of the most vulnerable regions to the effects of ecological decline. However, businesses in the region have a unique opportunity to lead the transition toward sustainability, adopting innovative solutions that not only reduce their environmental impact but also strengthen their long-term competitiveness in a rapidly evolving global market.
Kenan's EGGI Modules emphasize active student participation through Project-Based Learning, getting students out of the classroom, learning through doing and developing communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking skills.
Builds awareness of energy & environmental conservation.
Enhancing standards of EV and solar technicians to meet industry demands
Adapting STEM lessons to address environmental challenges.
Understanding reducing, reusing, recyding waste in home and school.
By 2030, Kenan Foundation aims empower 150,000 students through climate awareness, action and green skills in agriculture and energy by training 2,000 teachers in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar in the next 5 years.




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Schneider Electric and its Foundation are collaborating with specialized organizations to enable youth to take part in the energy transition through skill-building programs and backing local innovations in the Youth Education & Entrepreneurship Program. Our aim is to support one million youth by 2025, enabling them to build a resilient future and facilitate a just transition for all.
Ravishka Jairam New Skills for the Future and Innovation Lead, Schneider Electric