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National Commissions: UNESCO
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Slovakia
Slovak Commission for UNESCO
General Information
English NameSlovak Commission for UNESCO
Address

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hlboká cesta 2
SK - 833 36 Bratislava
Slovakia

Phone(421.2) 59 78 36 14 ( Sec. Gen) ;
(421.2) 59 78 36 15
Fax(421.2) 59.78.36.59
E-mailunesco@mzv.sk; aurelia.fule@mzv.sk (SG)
National Commissions Web site on unesco.orghttp://www.unesco.sk
Correspondence LanguageENGLISH
Office Holders
NameMr Miroslav Lajčák*
TitlePresident
StartedOctober 2016

NameMs Edita Filadelfiová
TitleSecretary-General
Election Date01/02/2016
Mandated duration
StartedFebruary 2016

Description
Date and Method of CreationFebruary 1993, by a decision of the Slovak Government
StatusAutonomous
Department attached toMinistry of Foreign Affairs
Legislation DatesThe judicial text was accepted12/01/1993 and last revised
LegislationThe Commission, which was established by a decision of the Government, has Statutes dating back to 1993.
Documentation CentreThe Information and Documentation Centre of the Commission, located within the University Library and administrated by a professional librarian, was inaugurated in 1994. Fully computerized, it holds UNESCO publications and welcomes some 1000 visitors each year (mostly parliamentarians, students, academics, journalists and the general public at large).
Structure of the CommissionThe National Commission consists of the following bodies:
- The General Assembly, which meets once a year;
- The Presidency, which meets at least quarterly;
- The Bureau, which meets when required;
- Six Committees dealing with UNESCO's intergovernmental programmes and 2 Committees dealing with UNESCO's fields of activities. The Committees meet when required;
- The Secretariat.
Members/CompositionThe National Commission comprises members representing, in an ex-officio capacity, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Education, Culture and Environment, the Slovak Academy of Science, NGOs, as well as eminent personalities of the culture, science and education Slovak communities.
Executive CommitteeThe Bureau of the Commission meets according to necessity.
General AssemblyThe Plenary of the Commission meets once a year in order to evaluate all the year's activities and approve the programme of activities for the coming year.
Committees or Sub-CommitteesThe Commission has 6 sections and 6 Committees for international and intergovernmental programmes of UNESCO. They meet according to necessity. These sections and committees represent the Parliament, the Office of the Government, Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Education, Culture and Environment, the Slovak Academy of Science, NGOs, important personalities of Slovak culture, science and education, long term active co-workers of UNESCO proposed by the Bureau of the Commission.
Committees/Sub-Committees Details
Number of Committees or Sub-Committees6
Sub-committee Topics[X] Education
[X] Science
[X] Culture
[X] Other
Interaction with UNESCO and National Commissions
OverviewThe National Commission mainly collaborates with its counterparts of the Europe Region, especially with the National Commissions of Central and Eastern Europe.
 
Publications
 
2nd International Seminar for Managers of Biosphere Reserves of the Euro MAB Network
LanguageEnglish
TypeReport
MediaPrint
PeriodicityReport of the meeting which took place in Stara Mesna from 23 - 27 September 1996