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To protect and restore mangroves, one of the planet's most crucial ecosystems, launched the in September 2022. Since then, significant progress has been made through collaboration among biosphere reserves, government representatives, and scientists across 7 biosphere reserves in Latin America and the Caribbean. These efforts have focused on gathering data to establish a solid baseline for successful mangrove restoration. The project has also strengthened partnerships with universities and scientific institutions, offering opportunities for young scientists to contribute to mangrove conservation.

Supported by the Government of Flanders (Belgium) and the Spanish National Parks Agency.

The overall long-term strategic objective of the The General History of Africa programme is to promote inclusive African societies which are just, democratic, respectful of human rights and the rule of law. See more information on .

The  inscribed 26 new properties, bringing the total number to 1223, in 168 countries. These properties benefit from the highest level of heritage protection in the world.

BENAA Foundation empowers youth and communities in Egypt through sustainable projects like the eco-classroom built with plastic bottles and clay, fostering environmental awareness and education.

UNESCO's “” project has improved refugees' access to reliable information and fostered understanding between refugees and host populations. 

To mark the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games,  is celebrating sport's role in promoting equality, dignity, and dialogue through a series of portraits and programmes. The  will be held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on 23 July, followed by a on 24 July. The events will bring together ministers, sports organizations, elite athletes, private sector leaders, investors, social entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders to discuss the transformative power of sport for sustainable development.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Torch Relay will visit approximately 30 UNESCO World Heritage sites, concluding its journey in Paris on July 26 with an opening ceremony at a UNESCO site for the first time in Olympic history.

Esteban Gottfried Burgett, Associate Programme Officer for Ocean Literacy at , sheds light on these lesser-known oceanic benefits and its impact in our daily lives.

There are 250 million girls and boys currently excluded from access to education. A new report reveals that the costs to society add up to $10 billion a year globally. The report estimates that reducing the proportion of school dropouts or those without basic skills by just 10% would increase annual GDP growth by 1 to 2 percentage points. Education therefore appears to be one of the best investments a country can make. To achieve the goal of quality education for all, the UNESCO provides 10 recommendations, including providing free, publicly-funded primary and secondary education, smaller class sizes, and qualified, motivated teachers.

, , and the 's aims to quantify the economic ramifications of widespread educational exclusion among children and youth globally.

Safeguarding Holocaust history from AI distortions and misinformation is imperative, as warns of potential antisemitic consequences without of AI principles.

In the isolated expanse of the Arctic, amidst freezing sea ice and dwindling daylight, a sailor's reflections reveal the intricate dance of survival, adaptation, and changing landscapes in the face of climate shifts and cultural narratives.

Hussen Nasser Al-Yabari, Yemeni environmental journalist, embodies an unwavering courage and dedication as he illuminates critical environmental issues amidst conflict.

’s Global Report, highlights why culture and creativity are the heartbeat of societies and how policies can support their ability and ability to create. 

roundtable unites leaders in sport and government to combat gender-based violence, emphasize survivor voices, advocate for data-driven policies, and promote inclusive narratives for a safer and more equitable sports culture worldwide.