<
 
 
 
 
×
>
You are viewing an archived web page, collected at the request of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) using Archive-It. This page was captured on 22:24:42 Dec 20, 2015, and is part of the UNESCO collection. The information on this web page may be out of date. See All versions of this archived page.
Loading media information hide
WELCOMEAbout UNESCO UNESCO Media ServicesProgrammesDocumentary ResourcesUNESCO Worldwide
English Français
 
  Home Contacts PrintSend Subscribe
EDUCATION Higher Education
CHAIRS - NETWORKS
About the Programme
The strategy
Basic documents
and Application Form
PROCEDURES & GUIDES
Establishing
Managing
Joining
Agreements
ACTION AREAS
Education
Natural Sciences
Social & Human Sciences
Culture
Communication & Information
Special Focus
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
World Forum of UNESCO Chairs

 

 

  How does a UNESCO Chair / UNITWIN Network function?  
  Role of a UNESCO Chairholder/ Network Coordinator  
 
unitwin.jpgThe performance of the project depends largely on the quality of the coordination function. He or she is responsible for the programming, organization, fund-raising and promotion of activities. Effective coordination will ensure better cross-border involvement in the project and ultimately improve its impact.

Activities undertaken in the framework of UNITWIN vary according to the objectives and available resources. They may include:

1.programme development in non-traditional areas at undergraduate and post graduate levels

2.exchange of lecturers

3.lectures on topics relevant to the field covered by the chair or network

4.research

5.study abroad

6.workshops, seminars, national, regional and international meetings/conferences

7.Publications

Whatever the types and forms of activities, they should complement the relevant UNESCO programmes and actions approved by its Member States. Close cooperation with on-going UNESCO activities and programmes is of utmost importance.

To download a copy in PDF format of the Guidelines and Procedures for UNESCO UNITWIN Programme
click here


Documents
Guidelines and procedures for the UNESCO UNITWIN Programme, February 2006

The deadline for submission of new projects under UNITWIN is 30 of April of each year. - More...

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

EVENTS
Archives

 
Access by Region/Country
Africa | Arab States | Asia & the Pacific | Europe & North America | Latin America & the Caribbean

 
UNITWIN NETWORKS
Access by Region/Country

Africa | Arab States | Asia & the Pacific | Europe & North America | Latin America & the Caribbean

RELATED RESOURCES

Contact WEBMASTER
 ID: 4171