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UNESCO’S RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS IN CAMBODIA

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UNESCO Forum: Imagine the Future

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Call for applications open for the International Fund for Cultural Diversity (16 March-27 May 2020)

Invitation to Bid for Civil Works (Ref:. PNP20AFITB01)

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In the Region: As one of the network field offices and institutes, UNESCO Phnom Penh Office belongs to the Asia Pacific region and forms part of the Mekong Cluster at the subregional level. The Office collaborates with and receives technical assistance from the Organization's field network, in particular from multi-disciplinary Regional Bureaux, namely the Regional Bureau for Science in Jakarta; the Regional Bureau for Education and the Regional Advisors for Culture and for Social Sciences based in Bangkok, as well as the Regional Bureau for Communication and Information in Bangkok.

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#ShareOurHeritage - Angkor

Despite the current challenges of COVID 19, the APSARA National authority, in close cooperation with the UNESCO Cambodia office, has been taking an initiative to protect visitors, APSARA team and Angkor, one of three UNESCO Word Heritage sites in Cambodia. Taking an advantage of having less visitors, the APSARA authority has been conducting actions for conservation and sustainable development, in order to welcome visitors after COVID 19. During their work, they have made a historical discovery, advanced restoration works, engaged in landscape improvement. See the footage to learn more.

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UNESCO Cambodia’s support of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to provide an immediate response to the impact of COVID-19 on learning

31/03/2020

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29 March 2020

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10 December 2019 to 11 December 2019

Siem Reap Province, Cambodia

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10 October 2019

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