The session was opened by Lacina Koné, CEO and Director-General of Smart Africa, who framed green AI as a foundational ...

Creating an enabling environment for press freedom To support journalists working under pressure, UNESCO, in partnership with PYALARA and the Witness Center for Citizen Rights and Social Development, ...

In light of the multiple crises affecting Lebanon and the increasing circulation of misleading information and unverified ...

The launch of the Thematic Working Groups and the new action framework mark an important step in strengthening Tanzania’s coordinated response to technology-facilitated gender-based violence, ...

UNESCO reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its collaboration with the Governorate of Socotra, the Socotri Language Center ...

For Masanka Adjuba Rajabu Doe, a 30-year-old radio host from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tongogara FM represents much more than a broadcasting platform. Speaking French, Swahili, and English, he ...

According to UNESCO, the number of students enrolled in higher education worldwide has more than doubled over the past two decades, from about 100 million in 2000 to 269 million in 2024. Today, an ...

Located in Ghana’s Eastern region, the Koforidua School is one of the schools in the region which has benefitted from UNESCO’s support. The school is dedicated to the hearing impaired and learners ...

From community organizations to national leadership, these women demonstrate that leadership is not defined by where it ...

The project objective is to strengthen climate resilience in 5 Sub-Saharan Africa countries – i.e Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, ...

The workshop, is part of the first steps to establish Centres of Excellence (CoEs) in marine sciences and biodiversity in ...

Cultural heritage is far more than art or archaeology; it tells the story of who we are. When cultural property is stolen, looted, or trafficked, entire communities lose pieces of their identity, ...