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UNESCO is seeking expressions of interest from service providers to facilitate two capacity-building workshops: one in ...
Delivering the keynote address to the Summit, UNESCO’s Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information, Mr. Tawfik Jelassi, recalled the importance of promoting legal and policy ...
Malawi is among the countries that benefits from the Climate Smart Education Systems Initiative (CSESI), an initiative funded by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), and implemented in ...
Speaking to Journalists in Harare, Director General Azoulay, on an official visit to Zimbabwe, noted that the new cooperation will strengthen “support for young researchers in Zimbabwe and Southern ...
As part of its Global Roadmap for Information as a Public Good in the Face of the Environmental Crisis., the new course “ Navigating Climate Information with Media and Information Literacy ” ...
By documenting lessons learned and supporting the scale-up of good practices, UNESCO is advancing rights-based and inclusive media regulation across the African region. This collaboration underscores ...
Since 2022, UNESCO’s MangRes project has been restoring mangroves by strengthening communities in seven countries across ...
In June and July 2025, UNESCO and its partners hosted two impactful workshops in Kathmandu, Nepal and Colombo, Sri Lanka, ...
Laureates are selected by the Director-General of UNESCO based on the recommendations of the International Jury. Laureates ...
From Bertoua, the capital city of Cameroon’s East Region, to the more remote towns of Kentzou, Yokadouma, and Ngoura, UNESCO ...
I deeply regret President Donald Trump's decision to once again withdraw the United States of America from UNESCO – a decision that will take effect at the end of December 2026.
Jesey Segole, a young ‖Anikhwe fisher and tracker, navigates the intricate channels of the Okavango Delta in a dugout mokoro, ...