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Contact Information1d'Orville, Hans Paris UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning
Contact Information1Hasan, Mary Lynn Paris 07 SP UNESCO, Office of the Director of the Bureau of Stratetgic Planning
Contact Information1Russell, FW (Russ) Paris UNESCO, Office of the Director of the Bureau of Strategic Planning
Contact InformationAwamat, Ghada UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Division of Programme Planning, Monitoring and Reporting
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Contact InformationCorat, Sanye Gulser Head of the Section
Contact InformationCoulibaly, Sidiki Paris 07 SP UNESCO, Office of the Director of the Bureau of Strategic Planning
Contact Informationdu Souich, Othilie UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - SISTER
Contact InformationFiorilli, Tobia UNESCO, Office of the Director of the Bureau of Strategic Planning
Contact InformationHenriques-Mueller, Maria-Helena UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Section for Youth
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Contact InformationLe Saux, Jean-Yves Paris 07 SP UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Division of Programme Planning, Monitoring and Reporting
Contact InformationLefèvre, Bruno UNESCO, Office of the Director of the Bureau of Strategic Planning
Contact InformationMajlôf, Anna Maria UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Section for Women and Gender Equality
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Contact InformationMedjahed, Nadia UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Section for Women and Gender Equality
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Contact InformationRuprecht, Lydia Paris 07 SP UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Section for Women and Gender Equality
Contact InformationSaidou-Djermakoye, Mariama Paris 07 SP UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Division of Programme Planning, Monitoring and Reporting
Contact InformationSinane, Ali-Mohamed UNESCO, Bureau of Strategic Planning - Division of Programme Planning, Monitoring and Reporting
BookApproved Medium-Term Strategy, 2002-2007 (31 C/4) UNESCO
This document represents, together with the Programme and Budget for 2002-2003 (31 C/5 Approved), the programmatic pillar of UNESCO’s reforms as approved by UNESCO’s General Conference in its resolution III/1, adopted at its 31st session held in October-November 2001. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookApproved Programme and Budget, 2002-2003, (31 C/5) UNESCO
The Programme and Budget of the Organisation is a consolidated document outlining those funds which are appropriated by the General Conference of UNESCO and which are financed by contributions assessed on Member States and by Miscellaneous Income (if available), as distinct from the budget financed from extrabudgetary resources, e.g. voluntary contributions. 30-07-2002 5:00 pm
BookApproved Programme and Budget, 2004-2005, (32 C/5) UNESCO
The Programme and Budget of the Organisation is a consolidated document outlining those funds which are appropriated by the General Conference of UNESCO and which are financed by contributions assessed on Member States and by Miscellaneous Income (if available), as distinct from the budget financed from extrabudgetary resources, e.g. voluntary contributions. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookDialogue among Civilizations: International Conference in Vilnius UNESCO-BSP
This book represents the second publication in UNESCO’s Dialogue among Civilizations series. It contains the proceedings of a major event organized by UNESCO during the United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations (2001).The Vilnius Conference brought together heads of state, political decision-makers and diplomats, distinguished scholars, academics and artists to debate about the complex issues of culture and civilizations in the contemporary world. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookDialogue among Civilizations: Round Table on the Eve of the United Nations Millennium Summit UNESCO-BSP
Leaders from all continents assembled in September 2000 to share their views on the eve of the historic Millennium Summit. The ideas put forward during the Round Table show that a ‘dialogue among civilizations’ is an essential stage in the process of founding a form of human development that is both sustainable and equitable, humanizing globalization and laying the basis of an enduring peace. 01-01-2001 12:00 am
BookDialogue among Civilizations: the International Symposium on Dialogue among Cultures and Civilizations, Sana'a, Yemen, 10 to 11 February 2004 UNESCO/BSP
Today, the dialogue among cultures and civilizations is no longer a mere catchword with which everybody agrees and sympathizes. Instead, it is being transformed into a solid tool and working mechanism for setting global agendas and yielding concrete results. 10-09-2005 3:58 pm
BookGlobalization and Intangible Cultural Heritage UNESCO-UNU
"Our world's cultures are as extraordinarily diverse as they are vulnerable. Addressing the broad issue of culture in the context of globalization is thus a key component of UNESCO's work, but also a major challenge."
Koïchiro Matsuura 11-06-2005 2:00 pm
BookGlobalization with a Human Face -- Benefitting All UNESCO - UNU
“Globalization With a Human Face – Benefitting All” was the theme of the international conference organized by UNESCO and the United Nations University (UNU) in Tokyo, Japan, on 30 and 31 July 2003. This volume contains over 20 viewpoints on the driving forces and forgotten dimensions of globalization. International leaders probe the effects of globalization on cultural diversity, international dialogue, ethics, education, environmental policy and media. 07-07-2004 3:00 pm
BookLe dialogue entre les civilisations : Actes de la Conférence internationale sur le dialogue interculturel et la culture de la paix en Afrique Centrale et dans la région des Grands Lacs Libreville, 18, 19 et 20 novembre 2003 UNESCO/BSP
La Conférence a permis d’identifier de nouvelles réponses et de proposer de nouveaux axes d’actions pour la résolution des conflits en Afrique. La prise en compte de l’importance vitale de la diversité culturelle, du dialogue interculturel ou encore du rôle clé de l’éducation dans le renforcement d’une culture de la paix à l’intérieur de la Région des Grands Lacs et dans le continent tout entier ont été au cœur de ces réponses. 12-05-2005 3:00 pm
BookLes civilisations dans le regard de l'autre: Actes du colloque international UNESCO-BSP
Ce colloque, organisé conjointement par l'UNESCO et l'Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (EPHE) s'est tenu à Paris (France) les 13 et 14 décembre 2001 est venu clôturer l'Année des Nations Unies pour le dialogue entre les civilisations. Ce livre represent le troisième volet de la collection UNESCO «Dialogue entre les civilisations», lieu de débats sur les cultures et les civilisations dans le monde actuel. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookMessage to the Children of the Twenty-first Century: An International Symposium Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Japan’s Participation in UNESCO (3 July 2001, Tokyo, Japan ) Various authors
The children of the twenty-first century will face many challenges. What should they be learning to help them overcome these challenges, and how should they be learning? 01-01-1970 12:00 am
BookNew Ignorances, New Literacies: Learning to Live Together in a Globalizing World UNESCO/BSP
This UNESCO conference, held in Barcelona from 6 to 8 September 2004, brought together over 40 distinguished speakers from politics, academia and international organization. This publication features essays based on their contributions, with nine thematic chapters addressing the key-topics explored at the event. 25-05-2005 9:25 am
BookUNESCO mainstreaming: the needs of women UNESCO-BSP
One in a series of four booklets describing how UNESCO is mainstreaming the needs of women into its programme activities. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookUNESCO-mainstreaming: the culture of peace UNESCO-BSP
One in a series of four colour booklets describing how UNESCO is mainstreaming the culture of peace into its programme activities. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookUNESCO-mainstreaming: the needs of LDCs UNESCO-BSP
One in a series of four colour booklets describing how UNESCO is mainstreaming the needs of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) into its programme activities. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
BookUNESCO-mainstreaming: the needs of youth UNESCO-BSP
One in a series of four colour booklets describing how UNESCO is mainstreaming the needs of women into its programme activities. 01-01-2002 12:00 am
DocumentsMedium-Term Strategy (2002 - 2007) for the Arab States Region UNESCO
[Final Report] Document prepared as a follow-up to the Regional Consultation organized the Director-General of National Commissions for UNESCO in the Arab States Region (Rabat, Morocco, 6-8 June 2002).  
DocumentsMedium-Term Strategy (2002 – 2007) for the Europe Region UNESCO
[Preliminary Draft Final Version] Prepared in the light of the discussions held during the Director-General's Consultation of the National Commissions for UNESCO of the Europe Region (Budapest, Hungary, 16-18 June 2002).  
DocumentsMedium-Term Strategy (2002 – 2007) for the Asia and Pacific Region UNESCO
[Final Report] Document drawn up following the Director-General's consultation with the National Commissions for UNESCO of the Asia and Pacific Region (Jakarta, Indonesia, 24-27 June 2002)  
DocumentsMedium-Term Strategy (2002 – 2007) for the Africa Region UNESCO
[Final Report] Document drawn up following the Director-General’s consultation withthe National Commissions for UNESCO of the Africa Region   application/pdf
 DocumentsMedium-Term Strategy (2002 - 2007) for the Latin America and Caribbean Region. UNESCO
[Final Report] Elaborated in the light of the discussions held during the Director-General's Consultation of the National Commissions for UNESCO of the Latin America and the Caribbean region (Montevideo, Uruguay, 15-18 July 2002).  
DocumentsAWAY : Femme, Créativité, Diaspora et Dialogue Interculturel – Catalogue de l'Exposition d’art Various authors under the Direction of Ambassador Laura Faxas, Permanent Delegate of the the Dominican Republic to UNESCO
[Catalogue] On the occasion of the 2007 International Women's Day celebrations at UNESCO, the Delegation of the Dominican Republic has brought together the works of ten of its women artists sharing a common denominator – their migration background. Today, the Dominican Republic has become an important place of origin, transit and destiny of migrants. Rosario Rivera Bond, Teresa Díaz, Iliana Emilia, Charo Oquet, Miguelina Rivera, Raquel Paiewonsky, Scherezade García, Natalia Ortega and Inés Tolentino live in New York, Athenes, Miami, Amsterdam, Paris and Montpellier but they all have great renown and influence within the Dominican contemporary art scene. They belong to a group of almost two million Dominicans residing outside of the island and they represent some of the countless Diaspora communities that are increasingly interconnected through extending transnational networks all over the world. This exhibition aims to inspire and open up an intercultural dialogue among the artists and with the general public, addressing the role of women in migration movements, Diaspora networks and intercultural dialogue.
Hans d'Orville   application/pdf
 DocumentsLa Flûte Enchantée ... mais pas seulement : un dialogue entre musiques classiques, traditionnelles et contemporaines (Mozart ... mais pas seulement, IIIe partie) Association Mélodie pour le Dialogue entre les Civilisations
[Concert Programme] Concert organisé à l'occasion de la clôture du soixantième anniversaire de l'UNESCO, organisé et présenté par l'Association Mélodie pour le Dialogue entre les Civilisations aù Palais de l'UNESCO dans la salle I le 6 novembre 2006.   application/pdf
 DocumentsDialogue among Civilizations: Regional Summit on Inter-religious and Inter-ethnic Dialogue, Tirana, Albania, 9 and 10 December 2004 UNESCO/BSP
[Proceedings] South-East Europe has suffered from the ravages of the last wars of the 20th century in Europe, also as a consequence of inter-ethnic and inter-religious tension, hatred and violence. Today, the region is rebounding, leaving the wounds of the past behind and responding to the desire of its peoples for reconciliation, exchange and cooperation, especially among the youth. Ensuring freedom of movement in the region will be an important practical step. In the present post-conflict period, there is an undeniable need to face up to the truth of the past as the region is not yet free from the seeds of divisions and confrontations of a religious or ethnic nature.   application/pdf
 DocumentsDialogue among Civilizations - Proceedings of the High-Level Conference "Eurasia in the XXIst Century: Dialogue of Cultures, or Conflict of Civilizations?", Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan, 10 and 11 June 2004 UNESCO/BSP
[Proceedings] For centuries, Eurasia has been at the crossroads of continents, philosophies, ideologies, trade routes and geopolitical and strategic processes and interests. It has become home for diverse cultures, providing an environment within which the rich experience, aspirations and customs of nations can be effectively shared.   application/pdf
 DocumentsFinal Report of the Director-General’s Consultation of National Commissions for UNESCO of the Latin America and the Caribbean Region on the Preparation of the Draft Medium-Term Strategy for 2008-2013 (34 C/4) and the Draft Programme and Budget for 2008-200 UNESCO
Held in Montego Bay, Jamaica between 3 and 6 July 2006

Representatives of 33 out of 36 National Commissions from countries and territories of the Latin America and the Caribbean region attended the Consultation. Representatives of Canada, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the UNESCO-NGO Liaison Committee participated as observers. Officials from various offices and services of the UNESCO Secretariat as well as directors and representatives of eight UNESCO field offices in the region also participated in the meeting. The United Nations Resident Coordinator for Jamaica attended the opening meeting.

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Africa | Arab States | Asia and the Pacific | Europe and North America | Latin America and the Caribbean  
DocumentsFinal Report of the Director-General’s Consultation of National Commissions for UNESCO of the Europe and North America Region on the Preparation of the Draft Medium-Term Strategy for 2008-2013 (34C/4) and the Draft Programme and Budget For 2008-2009 (34 C/ UNESCO
[Report] Held in Athens, Greece between 25 and 28 June 2006

Representatives of 48 of the 49 National Commissions of the Europe and North America Region attended the consultation. The Chairman of the Executive Board attended as an observer, as did the Secretary-General of a National Commission from another region, the Director-General’s consultant, a member of the Review Committee for Major Programmes II and III, an NGO, and representatives of several Greek Ministries. Officials from various offices and services of the UNESCO Secretariat as well as the Directors and Representatives of the UNESCO offices in the region (Moscow, Bucharest, New York, Venice and Geneva) also participated in the meeting.

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Africa | Arab States | Asia and the Pacific | Europe and North America | Latin America and the Caribbean  
DocumentsAfrica but not only ... The first regional concert of "Mozart, but not only ..." Melody for Dialogues Among Civilizations Association
[Programme] "Africa, but not only" is our first regional concert. It is being organized in a continent which was engulfed in internecine wars and conflicts. Recently, much progress has been made to resolve previously interminable conflicts. Africa today is striving to embrace the wisdom of peaceful co-existence, the pursuit of good governance and the principles of cooperation and good-neighbourliness. The choice of the venue for this regional concert was therefore deliberate, namely to support the conflict-resolution and peace-making efforts under way in many sub-regions and countries. To be sure, much needs still to be done but let us begin to spread from here in Abuja this new message of peace.   application/pdf
 DocumentsFinal Report of the Director-General’s Consultation of National Commissions for UNESCO of the Africa Region on the Preparation of the Draft Medium-Term Strategy For 2008 – 2013 (34 C/4) and the Draft Programme and Budget for 2008-2009 (34 C/5) UNESCO/BSP
This consultation was held in Luanda, Angola between 13 ans 15 June 2006.

Representatives of 41 out of 46 National Commissions of the Africa Region attended the consultation. An observer from the NGOs Liaison Committee participated. Officials of various offices and services of the UNESCO Secretariat as well as Directors and Representatives of UNESCO national, cluster and regional field offices in the region participated in the meeting. The Angolan Minister of Science and Technology, Vice-Ministers, Members of Parliament, invited guests as well as representatives from Diplomatic Missions attended the Opening Ceremony.

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Africa | Arab States | Asia and the Pacific | Europe and North America | Latin America and the Caribbean  
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