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| Accueil > L'UNESCO et l'Afghanistan - Mise à jour: 06-10-2005 2:37 pm | |
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L’UNESCO contribue à la reconstruction de l’Afghanistan en soutenant les efforts des Afghans dans leur quête de paix, de sécurité et de développement.
Les bases de l'approche de l’UNESCO dans la crise afghane repose sur la nécessité d'aider l’Afghanistan à se prendre en charge.
Le leadership du processus de réhabilitation et de reconstruction doit demeurer aux mains des Afghans.
Si l'aide externe est à ce stade indispensable, tout ce qui peut être fait en faveur de la paix et de la sécurité doit être développé et soutenu de l'intérieur.
Les actions de l'UNESCO sont ainsi conçues pour que l'Afghanistan prenne les rênes de sa propre destinée.
Photo : © UNESCO/Hadlow
 | Focus on challenges facing returnees - by Published by IRIN Continuer |
| Innovative Strategies in Learning through Technology for Returning Refugees in Afghanistan (1999) - by Potential for media-technology and distance education as a cost-effective way to reach and educate the maximum number of people Continuer |
| Plans to rebuild Bamiyan Buddhas - by Ian MacWilliam A prominent specialist on Afghanistan's history and culture has been speaking in London about plans for the possible reconstruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas. The two ancient statues, carved into a cliff in Bamiyan in central Afghanistan, were destroyed by the Taleban last March, causing an international outcry. The Swiss specialist, Paul Bucherer, has recently returned from examining the ruins of the Buddha statues for the United Nations cultural organisation, UNESCO. Continuer |
| Poverty Statistics on Afghanistan - by Provided by the Asian Development Bank (ADP) Continuer |
| Afghanistan - Some Basic Facts (UNDP) - by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) provided by UNDP Continuer |
| UNESCO Director-Generals Press Conference on his visit to Afghanistan - by 12 January 2002, UNIC, Islamabad Continuer |
| 2. Bonn Agreement (December 27, 2001) - by UNDP Agreement on provisional arrangements in Afghanistan pending the re-establishment of permanent government institutions. Text of the Agreement of the UN Talks in Bonn; published on 05.12.2001 Continuer |
| Worldbank - Preliminary Needs Assessment for Recovery and Reconstruction (January 2002) - by by the Worldbank, UNDP and the Asian Development Bank Continuer |
| 1. Washington D.C (November 20, 2001) - by UNDP Conference on recovery and reconstruction of Afghanistan Continuer |
| 3. Berlin (December 5/6, 2001) - by Afghanistan Support Group Conference Continuer |
| 4. Bruxelles (december 20/21, 2001) - by Steering Group for Assistance in the Reconstruction of Afghanistan Continuer |
| 5. Tokyo (January 20/21, 2002) - by UNDP International Conference on Reconstruction Assistance to Afghanistan Continuer |
| UN - Resolution 1383 (2001) on Afghanistan - by UN Adopted by the Security Council at its 4434th meeting on 6 December 2001 Continuer |
| UN - Resolution 1401 (2002) - by UN Adopted by the Security Council at its 4501st meeting, on 28 March 2002 Continuer |
| UN - Resolution 1390 (2002) - by UN Adopted by the Security Council at its 4452nd meeting, on 16 January 2002 Continuer |
| UN - ITAP : Updated financial requirements - February 2002 - by UN - Reliefweb Immediate and Transitional Assistance Programme for the Afghan People 2002: Updated financial requirements - February 2002 Continuer |
| Security Council Report - 18 March 2002 - by The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security Continuer |
| UN - Consolidated Interagency Appeal (Oct 2001- March 2002) - by UN - ReliefWeb Donor Alert Update: To Support an Inter-Agency Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Plan for Afghans in Afghanistan and in Neighbouring Countries Continuer |
| Afghanistan - Some Basic Facts (UNDP) - by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Provided by UNDP Continuer |
| Directory of Organizations Working for Afghanistan - by Compiled by the Afghanistan Information Management Service (AIMS) (February 2002) Continuer |
| Education and Afghan Society in the twentieth century - by Saif R. Samady Published in November 2001, this UNESCO Education document, traces and analyses the development of modern education in Afghanistan reflecting the changing political, social and cultural policies in the country. Continuer |
| Education troubles in Afghanistan (1999) - by Latika Padgaonkar Part of the grassroot stories on Education for All around the world written by journalists, non-governmental organizations and others prior to the 2000 World Education Forum Continuer |
