The prime issue is Sustainable Development Goals on this year after millennium development goals finalized and new Sustainable Development Goals .17 of them about to confirmed. . There is 10 years long study on SDGs made by UNESCO as a foundation to these new tools to make the world to be lived in. Our goal of making a better world coincides it on every issue There is news on the theme of the year and program of a global high level UN meeting to search the links between them with following objectives 1. To identify key areas to be focused on in the post-2015 era to promote youth and adult literacy as part of the future sustainable development agenda 2. To clarify the main issues related to monitoring and assessing youth and adult literacy in the post-2015 era, and to improve monitoring mechanisms 3. To contribute towards the shaping of global coordination mechanisms to ensure sustained and intensified efforts to advance youth and adult literacy The trainers can look to find possibilities to make projection to scout training programs to serve a better world tomorrow LITERACY AND SUSTAİNABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS The theme of International Literacy Day 2015 is Literacy and Sustainable Societies. Literacy is a key driver for sustainable development. Literacy skills are the prerequisite for the learning of a broader set of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values, required for creating sustainable societies. At the same time, progress in areas of sustainable development, such as health and agriculture, serves as an enabling factor in the promotion of literacy and literate environments. New technologies, including mobile telephones, also offer fresh opportunities for literacy for all. We must invest more, and I appeal to all Members States and all our partners to redouble our efforts – political and financial – to ensure that literacy is fully recognized as one of the most powerful accelerators of sustainable development. The future starts with the alphabet. UNESCO Director-General This year’s celebration of International Literacy Day, therefore, will be dedicated to exploring critical links and synergy between literacy and the future Sustainable Development Goals which will be adopted during the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly in September 2015. As in previous years, International Literacy Day 2015 will be celebrated worldwide, bringing together governments, multi-and bi-lateral organizations, NGOs, the private sectors, communities, teachers, learners and experts. A main global celebration will take place at UNESCO Headquarters, where a two-day event on Literacy and Sustainable Societies (8-9 September 2015) will be organized to prepare the ground for renewed literacy efforts by countries and partners in the post-2015 era. On 8 September, 2015 a ceremony will be held to award the 2015 UNESCO International Literacy Prizes NOTE. there is many FAO YUNGA Challenge badge books with plenty of tasks where youth make activities also for literature proficiency. This season of 2015-2016 I am planning to use these workshops in English to give an area of practice and proficiency to participants on their foreign language world