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Commissions nationales: UNESCO
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Europe et Amérique du nord

Danemark
The Danish National Commission for UNESCO
Informations générales
Nom anglaisDanish National Commission for UNESCO
Adresse

Ministry of Education
Department of Primary and Lower Secondary School and International Affairs
Frederiksholms Kanal 26
1220 Copenhagen K
Denmark

Téléphone+45 3392 5000
Fax+45 3392 5492
Courrielunesco@uvm.dk; linda.nielsen@jur.ku.dk (Pt); Irene.holse@uvm.dk; Christina.Barfoed-Hoj@uvm.dk
Site Web des Commissions nationales sur unesco.orghttp://www.unesco.dk
Langue de correspondanceENGLISH
Dirigeants
NomMs. Linda Nielsen
TitreChairperson
DébutJuillet 2007

NomMr Jens Dalsgaard
TitreSecretary-General
DébutFévrier 2014

Description
Date et modalités de créationJuly 1947
StatutGouvernemental (rattaché à 1 ministère)
Dates de la législationLe texte juridique a été accepté01/07/1947 et révisé pour la dernière fois le 01/07/1998
LégislationThe Statutes of the Commission, which exist in Danish only, were approved by the Minister for Education in 1998. In Denmark the Minister for Education is the minister responsible for UNESCO.

Centre de documentationThe homepage of the Danish National Commission is: www.unesco.dk, and can also be reached via the website of the Danish Ministry of Education. This website contains links to UNESCO's website.
Structure de la Commission- The National Commission consists of the following bodies:
- The General Assembly;
- The Executive Committee;
There are four Sub-Committees to the National Commission on: Education, Science, Culture and Communication.

Membres/CompositionThere are up to 19 members of the National Commission who are nominated for a four year period by the Minister for Education on the proposal of the Commission. The members represent the fields of: Education, Science, Culture and Communication - up to seven of them being appointed in their personal capacity. Up to six of the members represent different ministries: (Foreign Affairs, Education, Culture, Environment, Research, and the Greenland Home Rule Government). One member represents the Danish Youth Council.
Comité exécutifThe Executive Committee consists of the Chair and the Vice-Chair of the National Commission, one representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the four Chairs of the Sub-Committees.
Assemblée généraleThe National Commission meets in plenary at least four times a year.
Comités ou sous-comitésThe Commission has four Sub-Committees within the following areas: Education, Science, Culture and Communication. The members are proposed by the Chairs of the Sub-Committees and are then appointed by the National Commission. The Chair of each Sub-Committee is proposed from among the members of the National Commission and is subsequently appointed by the Minister for Education.

Coopération avec l’UNESCO et d'autres Commissions nationales
Vue d'ensembleThe Danish National Commission co-operates with the European National Commissions and maintains quasi statutory working relations with the Nordic Commissions (Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden). There is no interaction with Field Offices on a regular basis.

 
Publications
 
TypeRapport
MédiasImprimé
PériodicitéAnnual ?