In early September, another 77 cities from 44 countries joined the cohort of network members. These include Khmelnytskyi NPP satellite city Netishyn, which became the third Ukrainian city after Kyiv and Poltava.
Created by the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning, the Global Network of Learning Cities aims to support communities and empower people to learn throughout their lives.
Through the Global Network, cities collaborate on policy and learning as well as share best practices and innovations.
Congratulations to Netishyn and its residents on joining the honorary pool!
