Eight researchers received the national “For Women in Science” award from L’Oréal Groupe México, UNESCO, and the Mexican ...
More than 530 participants from 46 countries joined the webinars, including 11 Small Island Developing States. The ...
UNESCO’s Sciences Sector has selected 50 participants from 38 countries for the second edition of the Youth for Peace: UNESCO Intercultural Leadership Programme. The programme trains young people to ...
Significant progress across Africa, reflecting the continued efforts of African States Parties and the broader global commitment to safeguarding living heritage. Four African countries could see their ...
Under the theme "Taking action for nature," COP17 marks the first global review of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, which was adopted in 2022 with four goals for 2050 and 23 targets ...
Effective risk communication starts well before a disaster strikes, with institutions ready to respond in a collective and ...
The present survey establishes if and how the practices on the checklist are already in place and identifies where guidance ...
In an era of unprecedented global interconnection, cultural diversity is one of humanity’s greatest assets. Yet, realizing its full potential requires a new kind of leadership—one that places dialogue ...
The report of the Committee on Conventions and Recommendations (CR) on the implementation of UNESCO's standard-setting ...
UNESCO, in partnership with TUI Care Foundation, has supported a community-based inventory of Taarab music in Zanzibar, ...
Thirty-two students from seven Senegalese higher education and research institutions took part in four days of hands-on ...
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly present in education systems, UNESCO's (DTC), a technological subgroup of ...
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