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How UNESCO Indigenous peoples’ cross-cutting programme links up traditional knowledge and science

UNESCO and Centre for Law and Democracy launch free online course on Access to Information laws and policies

UNESCO and the Centre for Law and Democracy CLD are today launching the Massive Open Online Course MOOC Access to Information Laws and Policies and their Implementation looking at how to access information held by public authorities This brandnew course on access to information is aimed at both requesters demandside and information providers supplyside and covers a wide range of both conceptual and practical issues relating to Access to Information ATI

“Technology-enabled Open Schools for All” project: Reviewing progress and the future of digital learning

UNESCO Creative Cities focus on inclusion to build the cities of tomorrow

From 18 to 22 July 2022 the XIV Annual Conference of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in Santos Brazil gathered 220 participants including 40 mayors from some 100 Creative Cities worldwide

Damaged cultural sites in Ukraine verified by UNESCO

As of 8 August UNESCO has verified damage to 175 sites since 24 February 74 religious sites 13 museums 34 historic buildings 29 buildings dedicated to cultural activities 17 monuments 8 libraries

New UNESCO report unpacks current trends and challenges to right to higher education

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | Special Issue n°4 : Countdown to MONDIACULT

Countries recommend prioritizing economic sectors and broad multistakeholder participation at start of process to integrate science in the SDGs

Based on their experience pilot countries Ghana Kenya and Serbia have recommended that other countries begin the process of developing a roadmap for weaving science technology and innovation into the Sustainable Development Goals SDGs by prioritizing economic sectors and ensuring broad multistakeholder participation in the process

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | MONDIACULT Special Issue n°4

This monthly Tracker is produced by UNESCO to monitor culture in public policy with regards to the UN Sustainable Development Agenda It highlights developments within national and regional contexts as well as emerging debates on cultures contribution to sustainable development Drawing on a variety of sources it provides a broad overview of cultural policy trends worldwide at the national regional and international level and looks at ways in which countries integrate culture into other policy areas

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | Special Issue n°4 : Cultural Policy Highlights

This section showcases a selection of the latest developments in cultural public policy from UNESCO Member States Recovery measures in response to the impact of the COVID19 pandemic on the cultural sector have shown that countries are moving towards more adaptive and longerterm strategies to build resilience in their cultural sectors and to anchor more deliberately culture across the broad public policy spectrum

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | Special Issue n°4 : Regional Perspectives

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | Special Issue n°4 : Regional Perspectives | Latin America and the Caribbean

The Tracker Culture & Public Policy | Special Issue n°4 : Regional Perspectives | Europe and North America