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Plenary session 3.1 "Shaping a peaceful future: Collaborations in preservation of cultural heritage in emergencies"
Plenary session 3.2 "Shaping a peaceful future: Innovations in preservation of cultural heritage in emergencies"
Wrap-up by the moderators
Closing ceremony
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage.
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
Learn more: unesco.org/en/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
Session plénière 3.2 "Façonner un avenir paisible : Innovations dans la préservation du patrimoine culturel en cas d'urgence"
Synthèse par les modérateurs
Cérémonie de clôture
En 2024, l'UNESCO marque le 70e anniversaire de l'adoption de la Convention pour la protection des biens culturels en cas de conflit armé, le premier cadre juridique international entièrement consacré à la protection du patrimoine mobilier et immobilier.
À cette occasion, l'UNESCO organise la Conférence internationale "Patrimoine culturel et paix : S'appuyer sur 70 ans de la Convention de La Haye" à La Haye du 13 au 15 mai 2024, sous l'égide du Royaume des Pays-Bas.
Des spécialistes impliqués dans la protection des biens culturels se réunissent sur le lieu historique de la signature de la Convention, pour réfléchir collectivement aux réalisations, aux défis et aux leçons apprises dans la mise en œuvre de cet instrument normatif international.
Protéger la culture, que ce soit en temps de paix ou en cas de conflit armé, signifie sauvegarder les souvenirs des peuples et des sociétés, et transmettre le tissu diversifié de l'humanité aux générations à venir. Des instruments tels que la Convention de 1954 contribuent à construire et à consolider une base de paix.
L'UNESCO appelle la communauté mondiale à se joindre à la recherche de la culture pour tous, où qu'ils soient et quand ils le souhaitent.
Plus d'informations : unesco.org/fr/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
Plenary session 3.2 "Shaping a peaceful future: Innovations in preservation of cultural heritage in emergencies"
Wrap-up by the moderators
Closing ceremony
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage.
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
Learn more: unesco.org/en/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
À cette occasion, l'UNESCO organise la Conférence internationale "Patrimoine culturel et paix : S'appuyer sur 70 ans de la Convention de La Haye" à La Haye du 13 au 15 mai 2024, sous l'égide du Royaume des Pays-Bas.
Des spécialistes impliqués dans la protection des biens culturels se réunissent sur le lieu historique de la signature de la Convention, pour réfléchir collectivement aux réalisations, aux défis et aux leçons apprises dans la mise en œuvre de cet instrument normatif international.
Protéger la culture, que ce soit en temps de paix ou en cas de conflit armé, signifie sauvegarder les souvenirs des peuples et des sociétés, et transmettre le tissu diversifié de l'humanité aux générations à venir. Des instruments tels que la Convention de 1954 contribuent à construire et à consolider une base de paix.
L'UNESCO appelle la communauté mondiale à se joindre à la recherche de la culture pour tous, où qu'ils soient et quand ils le souhaitent.
Agenda :
Discours d'ouverture
Intermezzo culturel
Événement de haut niveau organisé par les Pays-Bas "Renforcer la contribution du patrimoine culturel à la paix, à la cohésion sociale et à la réconciliation grâce à la mise en œuvre de la Convention de La Haye de 1954"
Session plénière 1 "Construction de la paix à travers le patrimoine culturel et l'importance de la diplomatie culturelle"
Plus d'informations : unesco.org/fr/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage.
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
Learn more: unesco.org/en/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
En 2024, l'UNESCO marque le 70e anniversaire de l'adoption de la Convention pour la protection des biens culturels en cas de conflit armé, le premier cadre juridique international entièrement consacré à la protection du patrimoine mobilier et immobilier.
À cette occasion, l'UNESCO organise la Conférence internationale "Patrimoine culturel et paix : S'appuyer sur 70 ans de la Convention de La Haye" à La Haye du 13 au 15 mai 2024, sous l'égide du Royaume des Pays-Bas.
Des spécialistes impliqués dans la protection des biens culturels se réunissent sur le lieu historique de la signature de la Convention, pour réfléchir collectivement aux réalisations, aux défis et aux leçons apprises dans la mise en œuvre de cet instrument normatif international.
Protéger la culture, que ce soit en temps de paix ou en cas de conflit armé, signifie sauvegarder les souvenirs des peuples et des sociétés, et transmettre le tissu diversifié de l'humanité aux générations à venir. Des instruments tels que la Convention de 1954 contribuent à construire et à consolider une base de paix.
L'UNESCO appelle la communauté mondiale à se joindre à la recherche de la culture pour tous, où qu'ils soient et quand ils le souhaitent.
Plus d'informations : unesco.org/fr/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
Plenary session 2 "Protecting cultural property: A humanitarian imperative"
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage.
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
Learn more: unesco.org/en/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage.
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
AGENDA: 9:30-13:00
-Keynotes
-Cultural Intermezzo
-High-level side event organized by the Netherlands "Reinforcing cultural heritage's contribution to peace, social cohesion, and reconciliation through the implementation of the 1954 Hague Convention"
-Plenary session 1 "Peacebuilding through cultural heritage and the importance of cultural diplomacy"
On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Specialists involved in the protection of cultural property gather at the historical location of the signature of the Convention, to collectively reflect on the achievements, challenges and lessons learned in the implementation of this international normative instrument.
Protecting culture, whether during peacetime or an armed conflict, means safeguarding the memories of peoples and societies, and passing down the diverse fabric of humanity to the generations to come. Instruments such as the 1954 Convention contribute to building and cementing a foundation of peace.
UNESCO calls on the global community to join the pursuit for culture for all - wherever, whenever they may be.
AGENDA: 9:30-13:00
-Keynotes
-Cultural Intermezzo
-High-level side event organized by the Netherlands "Reinforcing cultural heritage's contribution to peace, social cohesion, and reconciliation through the implementation of the 1954 Hague Convention"
-Plenary session 1 "Peacebuilding through cultural heritage and the importance of cultural diplomacy"
💡 What are the innovative strategies for promoting cultural heritage & preserving Pattaya's unique identity?
Re-watch our transformative discussion on the future of tourism in Pattaya & beyond below & read our recap here to learn more: unesco.org/en/articles/sustaining-or-sustainable-unesco-and-partners-host-fourth-regional-seminar-sustainable-tourism-south?hub=66925
In 2024, UNESCO marks the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the first international legal framework entirely dedicated to the protection of movable and immovable heritage. On this occasion, UNESCO organizes the International Conference “Cultural Heritage and Peace: Building on 70 years of the Hague Convention” in The Hague on 13-15 May 2024, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Learn more: unesco.org/en/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
Plus d'informations : unesco.org/fr/70-years-culture-peace/conference?hub=108040
The Prize was established on the initiative of UNESCO's Executive Board and is formally conferred by UNESCO, on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, on 3 May.
2024 Laureates:
Palestinian journalists covering Gaza have been named as laureates of the 2024 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize, following the recommendation of an International Jury of media professionals. The Award Ceremony will take place on 2 May in the margins of the World Press Freedom Conference in Santiago, Chile.
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Connor highlights the vital role of safe water and sanitation in ensuring health, education, and livelihoods. Join us as we emphasize the importance of prioritizing access to clean water for a brighter future.
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As the only United Nations organization dedicated specifically to earth sciences, UNESCO plays a crucial role in preserving and promoting these unique landscapes. Geoparks manage to connect diverse elements of heritage and history, fostering a deeper understanding of our planet's geological wonders and their importance to communities worldwide.
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In 2022 she got National Joy Bangla Youth Award on Environment and Innovation in Bangladesh. UN Women Bangladesh declared her as a climate champion in 2021. In this year Action Aid Bangladesh recognized her of contribution in addressing climate crisis on women Leadership in Locally led Adaption in 2021. She got honorable mentioned Award on Climate photography 2021 from Drik & British Council.
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile.
Visit here: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/wo...
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile.
Visit here: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/wo...
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile.
Visit here: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/wo...
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile. Visit here: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/wo...
Ms. Shrestha is recognized as the fastest Nepali woman to expedite all 8000+ meters mountains, including Mount Everest. As a climber, photographer, and storyteller, she has played an important role in bringing the urgency of climate change in the Himalayas to the forefront of global attention. She is contributor to the New York Times as well.
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile.
Visit here: https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/wo...
Visit:
unesco.org/en/articles/world-press-freedom-day-global-conference
Journalists, scientists, artists, activists and other voices working on environmental issues were invited to send video messages for World Press Freedom Day 2024. Some of the messages were screened in the World Press Freedom Day global Conference "Press for the Planet" on 2 -4 May in Santiago, Chile. Visit here: unesco.org/en/articles/world-press-freedom-day-global-conference
In an interview with Matthieu Guevel, Communications Director of UNESCO, Heckman delves into the psychology of human development, Heckman emphasizes the critical role of early childhood in shaping cognition, followed by the formative adolescent years where crucial notions are gained.
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Lotoro's mission is clear: to prioritize and honor the musicians who created music amidst the horrors of the Holocaust. He emphasizes the importance of playing this music, stating that it belongs to humankind and forms a vital part of our collective heritage and the history of music itself. Francesco Lotoro, a pianist, composer, and conductor, stands at the forefront of preserving and showcasing this poignant legacy.
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Tom Hull of the Centre for Environment Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS), United Kingdom, speaking on the Observing ocean oxygen in UK shelf seas;
Monaliza Mohd-Din from the Faculty of Science and Marine Environment, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia, speaking on High biomass diatom blooms induced the formation of hypoxic-anoxic zones in the inner part of Johor Strait, Malaysia;
and moderator Aileen Tan Shau Hwai of the Centre for Marine & Coastal Studies, Unversiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia.
At each webinar of this series, speakers present the latest science on the impacts of reduced oxygen in the open ocean and coastal zones. Each webinar features two presentations - one each from a senior scientist and an earlier-career scientist. Each presenter speaks for 20 minutes, followed by a 10-minute moderated Q&A session.
GO2NE is an Expert Working Group under the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC/UNESCO).
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To learn more about this event check: unesco.org/en/days/press-freedom/programme-2024 #WorldPressFreedomDay #PressFreedom #UNESCO
Here you will watch the Opening ceremony with UNESCO Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, President of the Republic of Chile, Gabriel Boric, Michelle Bachelet, former President of Chile and former Executive Director of UN Women, and Mexican actor and activist Gael García Bernal, among others.
The opening will be followed by a first plenary session (10.15am - 11.20am GMT-4) under the theme "No Future without Freedom of Expression and access to information", with the participation of Maria Ressa, co-founder and CEO of Rappler, Philippines, Fredrick Mugira, Founder Water Journalist Africa, Uganda, Minna-Liina Lind, Deputy Foreign Minister for Global Affairs and Co-chair of the Media Freedom Coalition, Estonia and Gael García Bernal, Actor, producer and environmental activist, moderated by Paloma Ávila Barrera, Director of CNN Futuro, Chile
At 1.30pm - 2.45pm will take place the Plenary Session II: "The threats to our future", with the participation of Andrea Ixchiu, K'iche journalist and environmental activist, Guatemala, Alyaa Abo, Investigative journalist and trainer, Egypt, Jennifer Robinson, Doughty Street Chambers, human rights and freedom of expression lawyer, Australia, Ricardo Pael Ardenghi, Prosecutor, Procuradoria da Republica Em Mato Grosso, Brazil, Suntariya Muanpawong, Chief Judge in the Research Justice Division of the Supreme Court of Thailand, Thailand.
Finally, Plenary Session III : "Facing a future for all" will take place at 5pm-6.10pm, with the participation of Irene Khan, UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, Emma Theofelus, Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Namibia, Giovanni Salvi, Former Attorney General of the Italian Court of Cassation, Italy, Maksuda Aziz, Journalist at Mongabay, Association of Bangladeshi Journalists, Bangladesh, Antonio Díaz Aranda, Youth Ambassador for Climate and will be moderated by Mr. Giles Trendle, Co-Chair the steering committee of Covering Climate Now, UK.
To learn more about World Press Freedom Day Conference, please visit: unesco.org/en/articles/world-press-freedom-day-global-conference
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El evento empezará con la ceremonia de apertura, que contará con la presencia de la Directora General de la UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, el Presidente de la República de Chile, Gabriel Boric, Michelle Bachelet, ex Presidenta de Chile y ex Directora Ejecutiva de ONU Mujeres, y el actor y activista mexicano Gael García Bernal, entre otros.
A continuación, podrá ver la primera sesión plenaria (de 10:15h a 11:20h GMT-4) bajo el tema "Sin libertad de expresión y acceso a la información no hay futuro", con la participación de Maria Ressa, cofundadora y CEO de Rappler, Filipinas, Fredrick Mugira, Fundador de Water Journalist Africa, Uganda, Minna-Liina Lind, Viceministra de Relaciones Exteriores para Asuntos Globales y Coordinadora de la Coalición por la Libertad de Prensa, Estonia y Gael García Bernal, Actor, productor y activista ambiental, moderado por Paloma Ávila Barrera, Directora de CNN Futuro, Chile.
A las 13:30h y hasta las 14:45h tendrá lugar la Sesión Plenaria II "Las amenazas para nuestro futuro", con la participación de Andrea Ixchiu, periodista K'iche y activista medioambiental, Guatemala, Alyaa Abo, periodista de investigación y capacitadora, Egipto, Jennifer Robinson, Doughty Street Chambers, abogada de derechos humanos y libertad de expresión, Australia, Ricardo Pael Ardenghi, Fiscal, Procuradoria da Republica Em Mato Grosso, Brasil, Suntariya Muanpawong, Juez Jefe en la División de Justicia de Investigación de la Corte Suprema de Tailandia, Tailandia, y Saba Kidane, fundadora de EriSatTV, Eritrea.
Finalmente, la Sesión Plenaria III: "De cara a un futuro para todos" tendrá lugar de las 17h a las 18:10h, con la participación de Irene Khan, Relatora Especial de la ONU sobre la promoción y protección del derecho a la libertad de opinión y expresión, Emma Theofelus, Ministra de Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación, Namibia, Giovanni Salvi, ex Fiscal General de la Corte de Casación Italiana, Italia, Maksuda Aziz, Periodista en Mongabay, Asociación de Periodistas de Bangladesh, Bangladesh, y Antonio Díaz Aranda, Embajador Juvenil por el Clima. Este último debate será moderado por el Giles Trendle, Copresidente del comité directivo de Covering Climate Now, EEUU.
Para saber más sobre la Conferencia del Día Mundial de la Libertad de Prensa, visita: unesco.org/es/articles/conferencia-global-dia-mundial-de-la-libertad-de-prensa
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El galardón fue creado en 1997 y cada año distingue a una persona, organización o institución que haya contribuido de forma notable a la defensa o promoción de la libertad de prensa en cualquier lugar del mundo, especialmente, si tal contribución se realizó bajo circunstancias de riesgo.
Para saber más sobre el Premio, visite: unesco.org/es/prizes/cano
Más información sobre la Conferencia Mundial del Día Mundial de la Libertad de Prensa: unes.co/rjqyg6 #LibertadDePrensa #DíaMundialDeLaLibertadDePrens
The award was established in 1997 and each year recognizes an individual, organization, or institution that has made a notable contribution to the defense or promotion of press freedom anywhere in the world, especially if such contribution was made under risky circumstances.
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Watch the video to learn how UNESCO is empowering citizens with Media and Information Literacy skills to better comprehend and engage with Generative Artificial Intelligence.
Learn more about the Ocean Decade's Call for Decade Actions No. 07/2024 here: ow.ly/vpyI50Ri4Tt
Learn more about the Ocean Decade's Call for Decade Actions No. 07/2024 here: ow.ly/vpyI50Ri4Tt
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©2024 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz @HancockInstitute
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Today, we are thrilled to present a special live broadcast from the UNESCO headquarters in Paris! In anticipation of International Jazz Day festivities on April 30th in Tangier Morocco, we are pleased to showcase a band that epitomizes the essence of jazz. Join us as Aziz Sahmaoui and the University of Gnawa, featuring Adhil Mirghani, Cheikh Diallo, and Amen Viana, deliver a two-part concert. The first part comprises a traditional Gnawa performance, while the second presents a synthesized rendition. Let's come together as we pay tribute to the rich heritage of Gnawa and the transformative power of jazz!
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Existe un grave desequilibrio en el flujo de bienes y servicios culturales. Los países desarrollados dominan el comercio mundial de servicios culturales, con un 95% del total de las exportaciones, mientras que las de los países menos desarrollados representan sólo un 0,5%, haciéndolas casi invisibles.
Al facilitar intercambios creativos, se empodera a los creadores.
El Informe Global de la UNESCO, “Re|pensar las políticas para la creatividad” demuestra que la cultura puede ser compartida y disfrutada por todos como un bien público global.
Léalo ahora:
unesco.org/reports/reshaping-creativity/2022/es
Existe un grave desequilibrio en el flujo de bienes y servicios culturales. Los países desarrollados dominan el comercio mundial de servicios culturales, con un 95% del total de las exportaciones, mientras que las de los países menos desarrollados representan sólo un 0,5%, haciéndolas casi invisibles.
Al facilitar intercambios creativos, se empodera a los creadores.
El Informe Global de la UNESCO, “Re|pensar las políticas para la creatividad” demuestra que la cultura puede ser compartida y disfrutada por todos como un bien público global.
Léalo ahora:
unesco.org/reports/reshaping-creativity/2022/es