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L’Allemagne envoie un message important de soutien à la justice réparatrice avec une contribution de 110 000 € au Fonds au profit des victimes
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L’UNESCO forme 400 enseignants en prévention de grossesses précoces et non désirées, de VIH/Sida et de violences basées sur le genre en milieu scolaire dans les deux académies de Bamako
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« La professionnalisation des enseignants au cœur d’un atelier à Kayes regroupant près d’une vingtaine de formateurs d’enseignants »
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L’UNESCO outille près d’une vingtaine de formateurs d’enseignants au paquet de ressources sur les référentiels des enseignants à Kayes. Le ministère de l’éducation nationale (MEN), avec l’appui de l’UNESCO, organise du 29 au 30 Novembre 2021 à Kayes, un a
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UNESCO awards the 2021 UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy to the foundation Construyendo y Creciendo
Each year the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes are focused on a specific theme this years theme was inclusive distance and digital literacy training During the coronavirus disease COVID19 pandemic the foundation established a programme for inclusive distance learning and technologybased literacy training
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le Bureau de l’UNESCO à Bamako et le Fonds Climat du Mali ont élaboré plus d’une dizaine de projets intégrés
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L’UNESCO forme 200 enseignants pairs éducateurs et membres de club des jeunes sur la prévention VIH/Sida et en Santé de la Reproduction
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« L’UNESCO à l’offensive pour favoriser l’accès universel du contenu des manuscrits anciens du Mali
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UNESCO promotes in Mexico a reflection process on the World Heritage Convention, 50 years after its creation
UNESCO CONALMEX and the Regional Institute of World Heritage in Zacatecas promote this reflection that will focus on how to strengthen the relationship between culture and nature the links between the tangible and the intangible and the management strategies of the sites
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Building an ecosystem that reflects the multicultural richness of the country, key to preserving native languages in Mexico
Since May 2020 UNESCO has worked with more than 70 experts in indigenous media to support and strengthen Indigenous and Community Media   Mexico city Friday July 16 During the 13 Bienal Internacional de la Radio Linguistic diversity community media and sustainable growth celebrated from July 1216 in the forum Media facing the first decade of indigenous languages and 2030 agenda Gabriela Velázquez focal point for the International Decade of Indigenous Languages recognized the urgency to build a communication ecosystem that is inclusive plural and diverse that also reflects the multicultural richness of the country and promotes the use and preservation of indigenous languages According several national and international instruments such as the Mexican Linguistic Rights General Law and the Mexican Constitution the Human Rights Bill for Indigenous People Rights and the Los Pinos Declaration Chapultepec 2020 media must reflect the different realities in Mexico as well as the linguistic and cultural diversity in order to promote equality and social inclusion as a way to prevent the disappearance of 68 indigenous languages that are currently spoken in Mexico from which at least 60 are at risk of disappearing such as Kiliwa from Baja California or Awakateko from Campeche Globally 43 of the 7 thousand languages around the world are at  risk of disappearing A special chapter of this ecosystem is comprised by the Indigenous and Community Media MIC that needs to be strengthened with new regulatory guidelines that ensure their operation and sustainability to ensure they operate as instruments to ensure freedom of expression access to information justice and education rights for indigenous languages speakers but also Cultural and Creative Industries ICC that protect the cultural legacies and create jobs and development in a sustainable form In this manner Gabriela Velázquez highlighted that the work that has been carried out through the project Public policies designs to support the Indigenous and Community Media in Mexico and incorporate indigenous content in public and commercial media has the objective of building a legal and social environment that guarantees the existence of community and indigenous media and a plural and diverse media ecosystem in the country  Velázquez indicated that in order to improve the MIC conditions in Mexico we need to encourage the production of content in indigenous languages to guarantee the connectivity and infrastructure for this media strengthen their capabilities and digital abilities build an equitable social communication and official advertisement system as well as actions that guarantee safety for the indigenous and community communication agents The project Design of public policies to support the Indigenous and Community media in Mexico is in progress since May 2020 with the involvement of a National Team comprised by more than 70 representatives of indigenous media community and public social organizations academics and government entities The result of these works will be a public political document that will be son delivered to the Mexico Presidential Office It is a guide document to implement the actions that the National team has recognized as necessary and urgent so that a media and inclusive environment can be built that contributes to the sustainable development At the end of this event Velázquez pointed out that great part of the developments in this project funded by the European Union are available at a dedicated micro site People can review and download reports diagnostics on the projects progress as well as the campaigns and sessions of different forums that have been held since 2020 This micro site is a public compilation that allows access to knowledge to strengthen MICs and helps build a new media ecosystem that reflect the multicultural richness of the country as well to contribute and preserve the indigenous languages in Mexico During the lecture Media facing the tenth anniversary of the indigenous languages and 2030 agenda there were also comments from Rosario Lufrano Argentina Radio and Television Chairman Sandra Ceballos Argentina Indigenous Female Lawyers Association Chairman Dora Brausin Pulido assistant manager at the Colombia National Radio and Tomás López Sarabia Council chairman of the Centro Profesional Índígena de Asesoría Defensa y Traducción AC The discussion was moderated by Pita Cortés Radio Educatiòn producer   Contact with media Gabriela Velázquezgvelazquezalvarezunescoorg
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"La professionnalisation des enseignants au cœur d’un atelier regroupant près d’une cinquantaine de formateurs d’enseignants (dont 22% de femmes)"
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UNESCO announces partnership with Airbnb to promote cultural tourism, empower communities, and protect Mexico's heritage
UNESCO and Airbnb will develop comprehensive tourism innovation and community inclusion projects to incorporate the creative sector and the micro small and medium cultural and tourism entrepreneurs into the sustainable tourism value chain Destinations far from traditional tourist corridors small towns and places immersed in nature showed an increase in bookings in Airbnb Mexico revealing new growth opportunities for cultural and creative development
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Une trentaine de maçons dont vingt-cinq (25) jeunes maçons des sites de Djenné et de Bandiagara formés sur les techniques de l’architecture traditionnelle grâce à l’appui de l’UNESCO.