COMMUNITIES
Member States
Parliamentarians
The Programme for Parliamentarians, first introduced by UNESCO in 1994, aims to ensure that UNESCO’s values and objectives are reflected in national policy-making and legislation.
UNESCO seeks to reinforce its interaction with parliamentarians and other national elected representatives, and thus with the decision-makers who define sustainable development policies and approaches and allocate the requisite resources for them.
UNESCO and civil society
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UNESCO PARLIAMENTARY DECLARATIONS
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A Guide to parliamentary practice: a handbook
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UNESCO AND: CLUBS FOR UNESCO, PARLIAMENTS AND INTERPARLIAMENTARY ORGANIZATIONS, CITIES AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES
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The Proceedings of the UNESCO/IPU Joint Meeting held on 6 October 2003, during the 32nd Session of the General Conference
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Second Forum of African Parliamentarians for Education (FAPED II)
Lamantin Beach Hotel-
From
- 05-05-2009 to
- 07-05-2009
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Third Session of the Forum of Arab Parliamentarians for Education (FARPED III)
Nile Hilton Hotel-
From
- 12-04-2009 to
- 14-04-2009
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Regional Parliamentary Conference for Education in the Asia and the Pacific
Sultan Hotel-
From
- 25-10-2008 to
- 26-10-2008
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Second session of the Forum of Arab Parliamentarians for Education (FARPED)
Le Bristol Hotel-
From
- 21-07-2008 to
- 22-07-2008
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Interparliamentary Conference of the Latin American and Caribbean Region
Parlatino Headquarters-
From
- 13-09-2007 to
- 14-09-2007