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Culture and Development in the Post- 2015 Process.
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Francesco Bandarin. UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Culture.
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
The analysis confirmed that in Latin America and the Caribbean, culture plays a very specific role at the national level, with an increasingly strong focus on indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities. This has led to these aspects of the culture sector being included as cross-cutting themes for all areas of development, at the country level and within the international aid community. This can be analysed as a successful result of the advocacy for the recognition of the linkages between culture and development.
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CULTRIP.
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UNESCO Havana and the International Film and TV School of San Antonio de los Baños.
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
The Secretariat of the 2005 UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions commissioned the UNESCO Regional Office for Culture in Latin America and the Caribbean to develop a promotional material on this international instrument and the value of culture as a driver for sustainable development, to be disseminated at the international level.
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CuidArte Chile: Identity and Social Participation.
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Fabian Muñoz. Director, CuidArte Chile.
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
CuidArte Chile is a movement for integration and training that seeks to preserve both tangible and intangible heritage and promote the diversity of cultural expressions.
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Science and Sustainable Knowledge Societies: Socio-Technological Innovation in Knowledge Societies.
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Ernesto Fernández Polcuch (Lead Specialist) and Alessandro Bello (Consultant), Scientific-Policy and Capacity-Building Programme, UNESCO Montevideo.
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
Transforming the information society (in singular) into knowledge societies (in plural), which share and use knowledge for prosperity and well-being in a sustainable manner, is the challenge posed by UNESCO in the world report entitled Towards Knowledge Societies, which was published in 2005. This challenge is further strengthened today, within the mandate of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20), which seeks to move towards sustainable knowledge societies as an integral part of the future we want to build.
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The Contribution of CERLALC and CRESPIAL to Regional Development.
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UNESCO Havana.
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
Category 2 Centres are regional entities, under the auspices of UNESCO, which contribute to the achievement of UNESCO’s strategic programme objectives. The actions implemented by these centres, which have both a world and regional scope, are expected to contribute to the implementation of UNESCO programmes through capacity-building activities, exchange of information in specific subjects, advanced training and research (both theoretical and experimental), and the promotion of the participation of relevant regional, sub-regional or national agencies in UNESCO initiatives. They also support technical cooperation between developing countries.
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The Nicaraguan Caribbean: Cultural Diversity, Autonomy and Unity
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Myrna Cunningham. Former chair and current member of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Article. Culture & Development No. 9.
The recognition of ethnic pluralism in the 1986 Political Constitution of Nicaragua laid the foundations for the preservation and development of identities and cultures of indigenous and Afro-Descendant peoples. The Political Constitution also recognizes the right of indigenous and Afro-Descendant peoples and ethnic communities to preserve and develop their cultural identities, free speech, languages, art, and culture. It highlights the duty of the State to develop special programmes for the exercise of such rights.
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Culture & Development Nº 11
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A/RES/57/195. The fight against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and the
comprehensive implementation of and follow-up to
the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action
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Resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly
[on the report of the Third Committee (A/57/554)]
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UNESCO Priority Gender Equality Action Plan (2014-2021)
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Complementary strategic document to the UNESCO 37 C/4 and 37 C/5 which aims to operationalize the priorities and objectives in those strategic documents in order to ensure that there is a comprehensive and coherent approach to the promotion of gender equality within UNESCO and with
Member States.
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Las Terrazas and Its Environment.
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Marcia Leiseca, Socio-cultural consultant at Las Terrazas. Vice-President of Casa de las Américas, Cuba.
Article. Culture & Development No. 7.
Las Terrazas is a symbol of a territory where human actions and landscape transformation during almost four hundred years, constitute an encompassing cultural heritage that provides cohesion and stability to the young Las Terrazas community founded in 1971.
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