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A virtual workshop analyses the good practices of CLCs during the COVID-19 pandemic

A ride to safety

Teacher Educators Trained on Quality Delivery of Family Life HIV Education (FLHE)

Call for Consultancy: Development of a Regional Accountability Framework, Monitoring and Reporting

Call for consultancy: Development of the Continental Strategy on Education for Health and Well-being for adolescents and young people in Africa (DEADLINE EXTENDED)

6 September 2021

Call for Expression of Interest: Training and advocacy for Religious Leaders on implementation of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in South Africa

14 September 2021

UNESCO supports development of a guide on mainstreaming disability in the prevention of violence against women in Zimbabwe

UNESCO hands over the Religious Leaders�� Adolescent and Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights�� Toolkit

19 October 2021

Development of a video documentary for the project ��Improving Learning Environment through Building Skills for Respectful and Non-Violent Relationships in Tanzania Schools �C Connect with Respect��

Consultancy for development of a video documentary for the project Improving Learning Environment through Building Skills for Respectful and NonViolent Relationships in Tanzania schools Connect with Respect Location Dar es Salaam Ilala District and Mwanza Sengerema District

20 years of Empowering Youth and Adolescents through Sports, Education and Culture

The 20th Edition of the East Africa Cup EAC concluded on 2nd July 2023 after a 5 day Sports Educational and Cultural activities at the Technical Institute in Moshi Tanzania under the theme and slogan of the event A week in Moshi a whole year in the Community

UNESCO mobilizes 122 countries to promote open science and reinforced cooperation in the face of COVID-19

UNESCO on 30 March hosted an online meeting of representatives of ministries in charge of science all over the world Participants included 77 ministers including governmental secretaries representing a total of 122 countries as well as Mariya Gabriel?European?Commissioner for Innovation Research Culture Education and Youth Sarah Anyang Agbor African Union Commissioner for Human Resources Science and Technology Mois��s Omar Halleslevens Acevedo former Vice President of Nicaragua and Dr Soumya Swaminathan the World Health Organizations Chief Scientist? The objective of the meeting was to exchange views on the role of international cooperation in science and increased investment in the context of COVID19 The key issue of open science for which 91�鶹��Ʒ�� been working on an International Recommendation since November 2019 was a major topic of discussion UNESCO DirectorGeneral Audrey Azoulay called on governments to reinforce scientific cooperation and integrate open science in their research programmes to prevent and mitigate global crises The COVID19 pandemic raises our awareness of the importance of science both in research and international cooperation The present crisis also demonstrates the urgency of stepping up information sharing through open science The time has come for us to commit all together the DirectorGeneral declared? According to Ms Swaminathan Chief Scientist at WHO?collaboration is really critical for knowledge and data sharing as well as in advancing COVID19 research At a time when trade and transport barriers are impeding the movement of critical materials it is important to underline that science be allowed to lead the global response to this pandemic Ms Anyang Agbor of the African Union stressed that Africa needs a stronger research enterprise that mobilizes academia and the public and private sectors The African Union at the end of 2019 acknowledged Open Science as a gamechanger in addressing inequalities The international scientific community has been mobilized around the emergency for several weeks notably by sharing and making universally available the results of research and an unprecedented reform of their working methods major scientific journals have made content regarding the virus accessible to all more than 1000 research articles have been published in open access in response to WHOs appeal international research consortiums were established in a matter of days allowing for rapid progress including the sequencing of the viruss DNA over just a few weeks? We all depend on science to survive?concluded Marcos Pontes Minister?of Science Technology Innovation and Communication from Brazil Regarding open science the agenda of the meeting featured The pooling of knowledge measures to support scientific research and the reduction of the knowledge gap among countries The mobilization of decisionmakers researchers innovators publishers and civil society to allow free access to scientific data research findings educational resources and research facilities The Reinforcement of links between science and policy decisions to meet societal needs The opening of science to society while borders are closed? Media Contact Clare OHagan cohaganunescoorg 33 01456 81729 ? Global Consultation on Open Science Towards a UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science For more information on the Open Science Roadmap For the list of participating countries UNESCO Global Education Coalition

UNESCO Cambodia��s support of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to provide an immediate response to the impact of COVID-19 on learning

Museums facing COVID-19 challenges remain engaged with communities

Around the world museums and the communities they serve are feeling the impact of COVID19 as populations are requested to stay home and large gatherings are prohibited Since the outbreak of the coronavirus museum institutions large and small public and private have had to close their doors most of them for a foreseeable future An estimated 90 of the worlds approximately 60000 museums are facing full partial or eventual closure Regardless of size location or status museums are facing tough challenges including protecting their collections ensuring that staff are safe and healthy dealing with financial issues and staying engaged with their public They are contributing to our society proposing innovative ideas and inspiring everyone in this difficult and uncertain time