Enabling Intercultural Dialogue
Serbia Country Profile
Of the nine Frameworks domains Serbia located in the Europe and North America region scores highest in Social Cohesion Stability And NonViolence Learn more about the factors which enable intercultural dialogue in this country through the data below
Serbia
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The Role of Living Heritage in TVET and Higher Education
Members of the SouthEast European Experts Network on Intangible Cultural Heritage gathered on 2223 June 2023 for their 17th Annual Meeting hosted by Serbia in Belgrade Coorganised by the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe this years edition focused on the role of living heritage in Technical and Vocational Education and Training and higher education
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Proposing principles for today¡¯s media policy
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Empowering Culture and Creativity. Curating success stories in the Western Balkans
EUfunded project Culture and Creativity for the Western Balkans supports groups organisations institutions and individuals to achieve their creative aspirations
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UNESCO supports Press Council in Serbia to act against online copyrights infringement
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Germany Increases Support for UNESCO¡¯s Global Media Defence Fund with Additional Donation
Demonstrating its support for press freedom Germany has pledged an additional €300000 to the UNESCOadministered Global Media Defence Fund GMDF further solidifying its position as the thirdlargest contributor to the Fund
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Solidarity Before Differences: A student-led initiative for visually impaired students at the University of Belgrade
Young creators join forces to provide access to literature for blind and visually impaired students in Serbia in the form of audiobooks
Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB)
Mura-Drava-Danube
This transboundary biosphere reserve stretches along the Drava Mura and Danube Rivers which are separated by flood prevention dykes into an inundation area and a floodcontrolled side? The biosphere reserve provides an important tool in learning different approaches to floodplain management
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Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB)
Mura Drava Danube
This transboundary biosphere reserve stretches along the Drava Mura and Danube Rivers which are separated by flood prevention dykes into an inundation area and a floodcontrolled side? The biosphere reserve provides an important tool in learning different approaches to floodplain management
Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Austria -
Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB)
Backo Podunavlje
Located in the northwestern part of Serbia Backo Podunavlje biosphere reserve with a surface area of 176635 ha extends over the alluvial zones of the central Danube plain It is composed of remnants of historic floodplains and humanmade landscapes influenced by agriculture and human settlements The floodplain includes alluvial forests marshes reed beds freshwater habitats alluvial wetlands as well as floodprotected forests The main activities of the 147400 inhabitants are agriculture forestry and industry
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Two new geoparks proposed for endorsement at the UNESCO Global Geoparks Council
The second part of the 8th UNESCO Global Geoparks Council session took place last week to assess new geopark applications revalidations and zonemodification requests