In conjunction with Ramadan 2025, in fact, Kalidou Koulibaly, our ambassador, wanted to donate 1500 iftars and tickets for the match to the same number of supporters of the Teranga Lions national team.
Ramadan Mubarak to everyone celebrating around the world 🌙
The idea to celebrate International Mother Language Day was the initiative of Bangladesh. It was approved at the 1999 UNESCO General Conference and has been observed throughout the world since 2000.
The UN World Food Program (WF) agency in Sudan welcomes a contribution of 6.55 million euros from the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS).
A WFP photographer reflects on the kindness of strangers, despite hunger and hardship
There’s a quiet epidemic unfolding in our homes, classrooms, and playgrounds.
Under the theme “AI and education: Preserving human agency in a world of automation”, the 2025 International Day of Education inspires reflections on the power of education to equip individuals and communities navigate, understand and influence technological advancement.
The Sustainable Development Agenda is centred on people & planet, underpinned by human rights and supported by a global partnership determined to lift people out of poverty, hunger and disease. It will, thus, be built on a foundation of global cooperation and solidarity.
International Human Solidarity Day is:
One Love.
More than 350 students from Île-de-France gathered at this Campus to engage with three experts on the importance of respect and gender equality.
To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, celebrated on Monday 25 November, 14 classes from Paris and the Paris region came together at UNESCO to exchange views with three experts on the major issue of combating violence against women and gender equality.
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UNESCO boosts financial independence through sustainable fish farming in Madagascar
Meet Jean Didier Nonta, 55, father of four children.
He lives in the fokontany of Ambodivohitra, Andapa district, in Madagascar’s Sava region.
Like many members of his community, Jean Didier used to rely heavily on the exploitation of forest resources for his livelihood and to support his family.
This includes the cutting of trees for the manufacture of planks and other non-timber forest resources, seriously threatening the sustainability of local forests and biodiversity.
With the support of the UNESCO project, BIOCOM, Jean Didier benefited from training in fish farming in March 2022 and received 800 fry.
He was able to transform a small pond of 30 m² into a pond of 60 m², which allowed him to generate 1,000,000 MGA from the first sale of fish.
Subsequently, he was able to create seven new ponds and ensure regular production of fry.
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