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Ceremony stresses leadership of 30 exceptional young female scientists

UNESCOs Assistant DirectorGeneral for Natural Sciences Shamila NairBedouelle smiled at the young women sitting in the front rows of the packed room at UNESCO headquarters in Paris They may be young she told the assembled guests but these inspiring women are already contributing to improving our lives and wellbeing They are advancing knowledge in a wide range of scientific fields and using their exceptional talents to bring us closer to our ultimate goal sustainable development

L'Oreal-UNESCO for Women in Science programme

A pioneering programme for the promotion of women in science

L'Oreal-UNESCO for Women in Science programme

L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards

UNESCO flying high at United Nations’ Science, Technology and Innovation Forum

The Seventh Annual MultiStakeholder Forum on Science Technology and Innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals STI Forum is taking place from 5 to 6 May in New York in a hybrid format In addition to the main programme there have been a number of preevents and side events throughout the forum that have tackled issues ranging from disaster risk reduction to energysaving technologies such as Tiny Machine Learning and green hydrogen

Challenges and opportunities for science, technology and innovation in six African countries

Representatives of Congo Ghana Namibia Sierra Leone Tanzania and Zimbabwe reflected on their experiences from implementing and monitoring the 2017 UNESCO Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers RSSR at the fourth edition of the Africa Regional Science Technology and Innovation Forum in Kigali Rwanda on 1 March 2022

One-Day High Level-Monitoring Visit to Adamawa State

Multi-country project on ending stigma and discrimination of persons with disabilities induction workshop underway

UNESCO commits to completing rehabilitation works at Kasubi Tombs in 2022

Prof Hubert Gijzen while having a guided tour of the royal tombs together with Mr AlHajji Kaddu Kiberu the Reconstruction Committee Chairperson Honorable David Kyewalabye Male Minister of Culture in the Buganda Kingdom and Mr Charles Draecabo UNESCO Project Office National Coordinator in Kampala Uganda © UNESCO

Fresh Insights discussed for New Strategy for African World Heritage

Kilwa Kisiwani World Heritage Property Tanzania © UNESCORon Van Oers

February 28, 2022

Eswatini embarks on journey to have first World Heritage Site nomination

February 28, 2022

UNESCO, GYIN Gambia prepare Gambian youth leaders as agents of sustainable peace

February 25, 2022

Reconstructing Philosophies of Feminist Science and Science Policy

February 24, 2022

UNESCO and Stakeholders Celebrate Women & Girls in Science

© Ministry of Education Kenya

February 23, 2022