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Finding aids Holdings Finding aids RECMAN Database Files online Files online 1924-1955 Organizational Charts UNESDOC Access Access rules Research strategies     Electronic Archives (Restricted access) Records Management RISS - Records and Information Storage System UNESCO Web Archives		Finding aids The UNESCO archives are, for practical reasons, organized in 15 major series (or "fonds"), Archive Group (AG) 1-15. You may consult all the references below in a print-friendly PDF document. General Finding aids AG 1. International Institute of Intellectual Co-operation (IICI), 1925-1946 AG 2. Conference of Allied Ministers of Education (CAME), 1942-1945 AG 3. Preparatory Commission of UNESCO (PREP. COM.) 1945-1946 AG 4. Conference for the Establishment of UNESCO (ECO/CONF), 1945-; General Conference Documents (C) 1946- AG 5. Executive Board Documents (EX) 1946- AG 6. Secretariat Documents (S) 1946- AG 7. UNESCO Publications 1946- AG 8 Secretariat Records, 1946- AG 9 Archives of Field Units AG 10 Archives of Staff Associations AG 11 Microcopies AG 12 Audiovisual Archives AG 13 Archives of Colour Reproductions of Paintings AG 14 Publications, documents and records on UNESCO AG 15 Archives and Documentation of International Organizations
				History Project Strategy Scientific Committee Research on UNESCO Symposium "60 years of UNESCO Oral archives 60 years of UNESCO documents   About Policy statement UNESCO rules on archives Contact   Related UNESCO Services Library Archives portal Photobank Links Archives of international organizations Guide to Archives of intergovernmental organizations International Council on Archives The History Club of the Association of Former UNESCO Staff (AFUS) Newsletter on Archives and Human Rights Just Published 60 women contributing to the 60 years of UNESCO: constructing the foundations of peace Sixty Years of Science at UNESCO 1945-2005 "L'UNESCO racontée par ses anciens" (AFUS publication)