Ante la guerra, la UNESCO se mobiliza en Ucrania
Evaluaciones realizadas por la UNESCO
6-7 June 2024: International Conference for the recovery of the culture sector of Ukraine
Organized by Lithuania in cooperation with UNESCO and Ukraine, an International Conference for the Recovery of the Culture Sector of Ukraine will take place on 6 and 7 June 2024 in Vilnius. UNESCO will present an overview of the measures it has implemented since the beginning of the war, as well as an action plan for the medium and long-term recovery of the culture sector, drawn up with field operators.
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A. Azoulay y V. Zelensky, juntos para reconstruir el sector cultural
La Directora General de la UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, ha llevado a cabo una misión de dos días en Ucrania, con visitas a Kiev, Chernihiv y Odesa, para reafirmar el apoyo de la Organización a la población y avanzar en la reconstrucción del sector cultural del país. El Presidente Zelensky se felicitó por los "resultados concretos" de las medidas de emergencia adoptadas por la UNESCO desde el comienzo de la guerra.
Analysis of war damage to the Ukrainian science sector and its consequences
US$1.26 billion are needed to restore public research infrastructure, including US$ 980.5 million for universities, responsible for 52% of public research. This figure covers both scientific equipment (US$ 46 million) and buildings.
Debemos salvaguardar el patrimonio cultural en Ucrania, como testimonio del pasado y como base para la paz y la cohesión en el futuro. Por ello, la comunidad internacional debe protegerlo y preservarlo.
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Support for Ukrainian Refugees through Media
With millions of refugees from Ukraine across Europe in 2023, access to reliable and relevant information for the displaced persons was a challenge. Mainstream media were key to keeping Ukrainian refugees updated on humanitarian assistance and other topics of interest and concern to them.
The Support for Ukrainian Refugees through Media project assisted refugees from Ukraine in the Republic of Moldova, Romania, and Slovakia and the host governments in their refugee response through media. The initiative was made possible by funding from Japan. It was UNESCO’s contribution to the inter-agency Regional Refugee Response Plan for the Ukraine Situation, coordinated by UNHCR.
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