UNESCO STATEMENT: WORLD LITERACY DAY 8 SEPT

Director-General of UNESCO. Irina Bokova.

Seven Billion Dreams. One Planet. Consume with Care.

We live in a world transforming deeply, rocked by multiple crises, on a planet facing rising pressure.

Environmental change has never been so deeply interconnected with our societies as it is today, in this era that many scientists call the Anthropocene, when human activity is the major force shaping the planetary system. The impact that individual women and men are having on the sustainability of...

Director-General of UNESCO, Ms Irina Bokova.

International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples is the perfect opportunity to emphasize indigenous peoples’ vital contribution to the implementation of sustainable solutions for tackling development challenges, from the management of natural resources to the fight against climate change.

Promoting the cultures, the languages and the knowledge of indigenous peoples is an essential part of UNESCO’s action. We know that respecting knowledge...

World Malaria Day 2015:Invest in the Future, Defeat Malaria
The World Malaria Day theme provides a common platform for all malaria partners to showcase their successes in malaria control and unify diverse initiatives in the changing global context. Malaria-endemic countries have made incredible gains in malaria in the last decade, but sustaining them will take extra efforts until the job is finished and malaria is eliminated worldwide. The theme for 2015 is Invest in the future, Defeat...

Minister Nyalandu, (R), responds to Kibodya's remarks, as Mantra-Tanzania Vice President, Galina Molchinova, (L), and Game rangers, listenHanding over of two vehicles, Toyota Land CruiserMemory photo, staff of Mantra-Tanzania and Minister NyalanduSome of the representatives of Game Rangers SquadTesting the vehicleAcceptance remarksTourism and Natural Resources experts-K-VIS

On 1st May, the international community commemorates International Workers’ Day to recognise the importance and contribution of workers in development, and to promote workers’ rights. The Southern African Development Community (SADC) joins the rest of the world in celebrating the day.

This year, we celebrate the International Workers’ Day under unusual and extremely difficult circumstances due to challenges and hardships emanating form COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to unprecedented loss...

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