UNESCO Jakarta

Representation for

-Brunei Darussalam Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Timor-Leste

Established in 1951, UNESCO Multisectoral Regional Office covers Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Timor-Leste. It works to advance and promote science, quality education, mutual understanding and cultural dialogue, communication and information, towards inclusive knowledge societies. It promotes international cooperation, partnerships, and knowledge sharing, fostering innovative collaborative solutions towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in the region.

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Highlights

Leading AI Ethics: UNESCO and KOMINFO launch AI Readiness Assessment Methodology in Indonesia

UNESCO’s contribution to the 10th World Water Forum, 2024

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Capacity Building in Inundation Mapping and Evacuation Planning in the Northwest Indian Ocean

UNESCO Office Jakarta Synergize Actions with the Five National Commissions in the Region.

The SeaBRnet Paves Way for Biodiversity Conservation and Socio-Economic Resilience

World Heritage Day: Empowering Youth for Sustainable Heritage Preservation

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Meet the 14 new ecohydrology demonstration sites

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UNESCO and Meta empower young social media users

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UNESCO trains Indonesian Teachers on AI Ethics

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Empowering the Alternative Learning System's teachers and learners in the Philippines

Our impact

1000+

beneficiaries

of "Creative Youth at Indonesian Heritage Sites" joined business development trainings

UNESCO Sites & Designations

World Heritage Sites

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Intangible Cultural Heritage

Living heritage

176 Biosphere Reserves in Asia and the Pacific

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UNESCO Global Geoparks

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Memory of the World

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News

Young water Trailblazers showcased their innovative solutions at the 10th World Water Forum

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Capacity Building in Inundation Mapping and Evacuation Planning in the Northwest Indian Ocean

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UNESCO Office Jakarta Synergize Actions with the Five National Commissions in the Region.

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The Southeast Asian Biosphere Reserves Network Paves Way for Biodiversity Conservation and Socio-Economic Resilience

National Commissions for UNESCO

UNESCO National Commissions are a permanent bodies established by governments to link UNESCO and the national authorities. They involve governmental and non-governmental bodies in education, sciences, culture and communication with the work of UNESCO.