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The roundtable aimed to translate these findings into evidence- based programs as well as policy recommendations that will ...
Among many issues, this Brief highlights both the challenges and opportunities Indigenous Peoples and the media face in ...
In line with UNESCO’s global mandate to promote inclusive and equitable access to information, UNESCO Dhaka, in partnership ...
In response to this preservation gap, UNESCO and its partners convened the first Regional Training on Preserving Glass Plate ...
Within the framework of its mandate in the social and human sciences, UNESCO leads ethical reflections on the development and ...
UNESCO Director-General highlights Zimbabwe’s heritage and wetland protection efforts ahead of COP15
In anticipation of the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention (COP15), held in ...
Science for Social Justice – Having hosted the 2022 World Science Forum, South Africa co-sponsored two Executive Board ...
On 8 July 2025, UNESCO launched the Dive into Heritage platform at the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee, marking a key milestone in the field of digital heritage preservation. The ...
Thanks to the continued support of the Government of Flanders (Belgium), the World Heritage Online Map Platform has evolved ...
In northern Cameroon, where nightfall once meant total darkness, solar energy is now lighting the way to safety, education, ...
Addressing antisemitism through education is both an immediate security imperative and a long-term educational investment to promote human rights and global citizenship.
Natalie Kyriacou, an award-winning environmentalist, author, and UNESCO Green Citizens Pathfinder, has released Nature’s Last ...
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