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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
 |  | Carte de l'Afghanistan (c) UNHCR |
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|  | Mosquée d'Herat Afghanistan, 1974 |
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|  | Bamiyan Vue générale du Boudha de Bamiyan |
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|  | Vallée de Bamiyan septembre-octobre 2002 |
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|  | Dipankara, le Boudha Musée de Kaboul |
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|  | Ancien centre éducatif et technologique de l'UNESCO Kaboul |
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|  | Jeunes filles qui lisent Afghanistan |
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|  | Hamid Karzai à l'UNESCO le 1er mars 2002 UNESCO, Paris |
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|  | Hamid Karzai , Abdullah Abdullah et des représentants de l'UNESCO Tokyo, Japon, 21 et 22 janvier 2002) |
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|  | Hamid Karzai, Koïchiro Matsuura, Aziza Bennani UNESCO, Paris le 1er mars 2002 (c) UNESCO |
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|  | Tête de Boudha Musée de Kaboul |
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|  | Interview avec le Directeur général de l'UNESCO M. Matsuura Kaboul, janvier 2002 |
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|  | Journalistes en Afghanistan Kaboul, janvier 2002 |
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|  | Examen d'entrée à l'Université de Kaboul 6 février 2002. |
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| Development Gateway Afghanistan Special : Post-war Reconstruction and Development in Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| FAO (Food and Agriculture Organisation of UN) Strengthening the response capacity of the Afghanistan Assistance Community >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross) Afghanistan Special >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| IOM (International Organization for Migration) Return of Qualified Afghans Programme (IOM-RQA) >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| NETAID - Afghan Refugee Crisis NetAid works with local partners in the region to help the most vulnerable. >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| OCHA (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) Focus on Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| ReliefWeb Special Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UN & Afghanistan Provided by the UN News Centre >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UN - IRIN News Provided by the Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN), part of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UN Islamabad Latest Developments on the Crisis in and around Afganistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UN WomenWatch Aghan Women >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) Afghanistan Recovery >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNESCO Afghan Cultural Crisis, March 2001 >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNESCO (Aghanistan Image Gallery) From UNESCO's Photobank >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan. Relief Effort Aims to Save Women's Lives >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) Crisis in Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan Region >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNIFEM (United Nations Development Fund for Women) Women's Leadership Role in the Reconstruction of Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| UNV (United Nations Volunteers) UN Volunteers for Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| WFP (World Food Programme) Focus on vulnerable groups in Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| WHO (World Health Organization) Afghanistan Crisis >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
| Worldbank Reconstruction of Afghanistan >> Plus d'info >> Aller au site Web |
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| UNESCO chief sees new museum in Afghanistan as key culture-saver - by KABUL (Kyodo) The secretary general of UNESCO is calling for immediate action to preserve Afghanistan's cultural heritage. "A number of valuable cultural pieces are just sitting in plain boxes at a damaged museum in Kabul. It is necessary to promptly setup a system to store them securely," Koichiro Matsuura said in a recent interview. Continuer |
| Ancient Afghan City Looted Anew - by Ravi Nessman ...``This represents our civilization and our history and they are stealing it,'' said Abdul Aziz Azimi, an archaeology professor at Balkh University in nearby Mazar-e-Sharif. It is unclear exactly how prevalent the looting of Afghanistan's historical sites is, but the international market for such artifacts is ``enormous,'' said UNESCO official Christian Manhart. Continuer |
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