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The UNESCO -IHE Institute for Water Education (UNESCO -IHE) became part of the UNESCO Water Familyduring the 31 st session of the UNESCO General Conference in October 2001 and started its operations in June 2003. Before becoming a UNESCO Category I Institute, UNESCO -IHE

UNESCO Office, Jakarta Publications 2006-2007 UNESCO Office, Jakarta www.UNESCO.or.id Jl. Galuh II no 5. Kebayoran Baru. Jakarta 12110 Tel: 62-21 7399818. Fax: 62-21 72796489 Email: Jakarta@unesco.org UNESCO Librarian : Rosinta P. Hutauruk (rp.hutauruk@unesco.org ) Basic Sciences (BSC) -2007 / 2006 Coastal and Small Island -2007 / 2006

4 Resolution 1.341, 7th session of the UNESCO General Conference, 1952 5 Document UNESCO/ED/149 of 4 February 1957 6 Document ED/MD/19, 1971 7 UNESCO's Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet) - List of Participating Institutions, UNESCO 1997 8 Approved Programme and Budget for 1998-1999, Document 29 C/5, Paragraph 06028, UNESCO, 1998 1 1

Designed and printed by UNESCO Printed in France UNESCO Education Sector Education is UNESCO’s top priority because it is a basic human right and the foundation on which to build peace and drive sustainable development. UNESCO is the United Nations’ specialized agency for education and the Education Sector provides global and

This brochure was prepared collaboratively by colleagues from the UNESCO Education Sector, including from the Regional bureaux (Bangkok, Beirut, Dakar and Santiago) and the following institutes: UNESCO International Bureau of Education, UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning, UNESCO

that appeal, the UNESCO Clubs movement gradually spread throughout the world. In 2001, there were more than 5,000 clubs* in more than 120 countries. *The term UNESCO Club is the one most frequently used, although several countries choose to call them UNESCO associations, centres, circles, or friends of UNESCO. They all refer to the same type of .

Opera performance', 'creativity in Chinese Arts', 'creativity in Cantonese Opera scripts', 'creativity in Cantonese Opera music', and 'creativity in transmission of Cantonese Opera'. Local and oversea scholars and representatives of Cantonese Opera performers, together with several other enthusiasts, all shared their precious .

1.2. UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (source: www.unesco-ihe.org) The UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education is established in 2003. It carries out research, education and capacity building activities in the fields of water, environment and infrastructure. UNESCO-IHE continues the work that began in 1957 when IHE first

Daugherty Water for Food Institute (DWFI), UNESCO Institute for Water Education (UNESCO-IHE) and UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme (UNESCO-WWAP) as a partner initiative of the World Water Council (WWC). The White Paper is aimed principally at high level policy-makers, to promote and encourage policy support and investment for water .

UNESCO, of which 34 IHP Intergovernmental Council members and 39 observers. Representatives of ten (10) UNESCO category 2 water-related Centres, three (3) UNESCO Water Chairs, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and five (5) non-governmental organizations attended the meeting as observers.

UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, Room VIII Summary report I. Introduction and objectives From 7 to 8 October 2019, the Living Heritage Entity at UNESCO Headquarters – in close collaboration with UNESCO’s Education Sector – convened an intersectoral meeting to

UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa (ROSA) Director, Prof. Hubert Gijzen met SADC Delegations to UNESCO and development partners in Paris, France on 15th May 2017 at the invitation of Zambia’s Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, H.E. Ambassador Humphrey Chilu Chibanda, in his capacity as the Chairperson of the SADC Group.

UNESCO regarding the establishment, in Tehran, of a Regional Research Centre for Safeguarding ICH in West and Central Asia under the auspices of UNESCO (Category 2) (hereinafter “the Agreement”), and its contribution to the achievement of UNESCO

unesco and un-Habitat would like to express their deep gratitude to the experts, city representatives, city net-works representatives, unesco chairs holders, the unesco centre for catalonia, ngo s, ioM, unaoc in new York, and all individuals who provided invaluable contributions to this

UNESCO in consultation with thé National Commission for UNESCO as well as b non- overnmental or anizations NGOs in officiai artnershi with UNESCO. Nominations must focus on a s ecific ESD ro'ect or ro ramme. Each Member State or NGO can make u to three nominations for an édition of thé Pri

8. What are the procedures to establish a transnational UNESCO Global Geopark in two or more countries? What do I need to know after my acceptance as a UNESCO Global Geopark? 1. Which logo can I use? 2. Once a UNESCO Global Geopark, always a UNESCO Global Geopark

4 Tanzania Education Sector Analysis Acknowledgments This Education Sector Analysis was prepared through a close collaborative effort by the government of Tanzania, the Pôle de Dakar (UNESCO/BREDA), the UNESCO Institute of Statistics, and the UNESCO Dar es Salaam cluster office.

Social Psychology of Creativity: A Consensual Assessment Technique Teresa M. Amabile Brandeis University Although personality research has made much progress in developing an indi-vidual-difference psychology of creativity, the nature of this phenomenon can only be fully illuminated if a social psychology of creativity is developed as well.

Creativity, voice, and knowledge sharing wedescribeempirical evidence regarding the role of employee voice and knowledge shar-in fostering creativity and innovation. 2.1. Creativity and innovation Creativity is the generation of novel and useful ideas or solutions to problems (Amabile, 1983; Sternberg, 1988; Weisberg, 1988). On the other hand,

early childhood setting in relation to creativity (see 9, 13, 15–18). Both creativity and play require imagination, insight, problem solving, divergent thinking, the ability to experience emotion and to make choices (19). This does not mean that all play involves creativity. Prentice (18) suggests that active

Journal of Creative Behavior and the Creativity Research Journal – several handbooks (e.g., Sternberg, 1999), and even a two-volume Handbook of Creativity (Runco & Pritzker, 1999). Although some psychologists might argue that the creativity still deserves more research than it currently

75 Quotes about Creativity and Innovation 1. “There is no doubt that creativity is the most important human resource of all. Without creativity, there would be no progre

Oct 27, 2014 · Knowledge@Wharton The Boston Consulting Group 1 Radical Innovation, Part I: Unleashing Creativity You can’t legislate creativity or innovation. “But you sure as heck can take whatever creativity exists in an organization and kill it very quickly,” says Kimberly A. Wagner, a partner and a managing

The first element was a unique, original or novel idea, the second element was an idea with a meaningful functional use and . definition of creativity provided by Sir Ken Robinson is a good fit for the purposes of this article and henceforth we will be understanding creativity on the basis of that definition. Creativity, as he defines it in his

To cultivate innovation/creativity in the workplace certain leadership behaviours should be practised: Encouraging employees to challenge the status quo 11 Tan, Gilbert, Managing Creativity in Organizations: a Total System Approach, in: Creativity and Innova

What learning environments are conducive to the development of creativity skills? As positive reports began to emerge regarding the impact on pupil learning that a focus on creativity brings4, international research shifted its focus to identifying and describing the learning environment in which creativity skills appear to thrive.

Educational Leadership 70.5 (2013): 28-34. Burkus, David. The Myths of Creativity: The Truth about How Innovative Companies and People Generate Ideas. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2014. Sawyer, Keith. "The Cognitive Neuroscience of Creativity: A Critical Review." Creativity Research Journal 23.2 (2011): 137-154. Sawyer, R. Keith.

Since the socio-cultural approach to creativity emerged only recently, more research dealing with socio-cultural factors and creativity is needed. In 1996, the impact of socio-cultural factors on creativity was the least developed area in creativity research "by any measure—volume of research publications, number of investigators engaged in

1 The Joint Committee is composed of 12 independent experts – six appointed by the ILO and six appointed by UNESCO – and it meets every three years to study the application of the two international standards specific to teachers: the ILO/ UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers, 1966,

go out to work and women should stay at home. The issues have changed but the gap between generations hasn't markedly shifted. The real difference between then 48% 46% 33% 17% 16-24 years 25-34 years 35-54 years 55 years 19% 25% 37% 44% 16-24 years 25-34 years 35-54 years 55 years 38% 48% 61% 76% 16-24 years 25-34 years 35-54 years 55 years

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, Delft, the Netherlands Delft April 2010 . The findings, interpretations and conclusions expressed in this study do neither necessarily reflect the views of the UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, nor of the individual members of the MSc committee, nor of their respective employers. .

and Water Governance at the International Water Management Institute (IWMI); Aaron Benavot, Director of the Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM) UNESCO; and Richard Connor, Chief Editor of the WWAP Secretariat, UNESCO. Special thanks go to the members of the UNESCO Publication Board for their

GLOBAL EDUCATION MONITORING REPORT 2016 UNESCO Publishing Sustainable Development Goals United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. This Report is an independent publication commissioned by UNESCO on behalf of the international community. It is the product of a collaborative effort involving members of the Report team and .

The upcoming UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report on ‘Inclusion and Education’ (2020) – UNESCO’s flagship publication and comprehensive, analytical and authoritative reference for the global follow-up and review of education – puts particular focus on ‘the poor and

IUCN and World Heritage at a Glance Drafted World Heritage Convention with UNESCO Formal advisory body body with independent technical role to help UNESCO World Heritage Committee make informed decisions on natural heritage Evaluation of all natural and 'mixed' sites nominated for World Heritage Status, contributions to evaluations

The Regional Support Strategy is the blueprint for UNESCO ROSA’s operations in Southern Africa from 2017 to 2021 and aims to maximise programme delivery in the region in terms of effectiveness, impact and visibility. It spells out how the UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa will contribute to the building of peace and

l'UNESCO par l'Institut national de l'audio visuel (France), à l'occasion du Sommet mondial sur la société de l'information, tenu à Genève en décembre 2003.2 Le champ du patrimoine numérique Le patrimoine est défini par les docu ments de l'UNESCO comme étant « notre héritage du passé, ce avec quoi nous vi

UNESCO IICBA-NEWSLETTER Vol.7 No. 2 December, 2005 Contents 1 Education in Emergencies 3 Training and Capacity Building: Pre-service and In-service in Schools 7 Creation of a Teaching Force in an Emergency 10 UNESCO PEER and Teacher Education in Somalia 12 Impact Assessment of UNESCO-PEER Peace

This paper presents a benchmarking analysis of several courses offered by the National Tourism Offices representing the countries hosting UNESCO-enlisted Cultural landscapes. The research will assess (i) the presence of the UNESCO-enlisted Cultural landscapes in such training activities,

UNESCO L’Acte constitutif de l’Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’éducation, la science et la culture (UNESCO) a été adopté par 20 pays lors de la Conférence de Londres en