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Universal access to information

Universal access to information enhanced and documentary heritage preserved in all its forms through a strengthened Memory of the World Programme, and Member States supported in implementing the WSIS outcomes, including through the Information for All Programme (IFAP)



Projects

43

Budget

US$5.460.385



Support to the Ancient Library of Alexandria - (concluding phase from interest accumulated)

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International Observatory of the information society and Annual World Report

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UNESCO/ Jikji Memory of the World Prize (Jikji)

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Promote Library role and Information Literacy

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National capacity building on Media and Information Literacy

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Towards inclusive Knowledge Societies: Enhancing the inclusiveness and value of the UNESCO hosted 2013 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS+10) Review Event

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Preparation, organization and follow-up to the WSIS + 10 Review

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IFAP Contribution to the Development of Media and Information Literacy Indicators

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Empowering youth in the post conflict situation of Mali for reconciliation, peace and development through an increased access to, and use of, new information and communication technologies (ICT)

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Safeguarding, Preservation and Promotion of the Heritage Archives of Tanzania, the African Liberation Heritage Archives in particular

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Other focus areas for Communication and information

Freedom of expression, press freedom and safety of journalists

Open solutions for building knowledge societies

Pluralistic media