History of UNESCO

The UNESCO History Project was launched by the Director-General in conjunction with the Organization’s 60th anniversary in 2005. The objective is to encourage research on the history of the Organization, in particular on its ideas and the set of values UNESCO has worked for since its creation in 1945.

 

 

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Patrimonito's World Heritage Adventures, episode 9. Patrimonito in Peru - The Community of the City of Cuzco
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Les aventures de Patrimonito et le patrimoine mondial, épisode 9. Patrimonito au Pérou - La communauté de la ville de Cuzco
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Las Aventuras de Patrimonito y el Patrimonio Mundial, cap. 9. Patrimonito en el Perú - La Comunidad de la Ciudad de Cuzco
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Patrimonito's World Heritage Adventures, episodes 1 to 6
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Petra, the Nabatean City of the Dead
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Portovenere, Cinque Terre, and the Islands
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Portovenere, Cinque Terre et les îles envirionnantes
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Proposta sobre ensino de cultura afro nas escolas brasileiras
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Qualificação profissional e relações étnico-raciais: demandas e premências
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Rapprochement de cultures: Julia Kristeva
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Réforme de l'UNESCO - La Commission Hammarskjold / UNESCO Reform - Hammarskjold Commission. 1989
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Réforme de l'UNESCO - La Commission Hammarskjold / UNESCO Refrom - Hammarskjold Commission. 1990
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Rénovation et valorisation du siège de l'UNESCO
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