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Rome review: Mondialogo School Contest Symposium. Rome 2006
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In October 2003, UNESCO and Daimler Chrysler launched the “Mondialogo” partnership, which is coordinated by UNESCO's Bureau of Strategic Planning with the Science and Education Sectors.

Mondialogo consists of three pillars:

The “Mondialogo Engineering Award” for young engineers,

the “Mondialogo School Contest” for students between 14 and 18 years of age,

and the “Mondialogo Internet Portal”

This double DVD contains documentation, pictures and footage of the symposium


on this subject: Mondialogo (unesco.org)

Place/country: Italy,
Type: Radio.TV.Report
Sample: 02:33. Total lenght: 01:37:00
Publisher/producer: UNESCO-BSP,
Published in: 2007
Library catalogue (UNESDOC): 151158

Available on : DVD
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Location: F-H.129
Archives reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0885
File No: BSP/0008
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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