Priorities for International Cooperation Reflection on Periodic Reporting
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Priorities for International Cooperation Reflection on Periodic Reporting 24 -25 January 2007
International Cooperation n Priorities for Asia and the Pacific
Challenges/1 n Donors prefer to finance specific projects on the ground with “concrete and visible” results n However, need for resources to sustain the processes, which are the key contribution expected from UNESCO
Challenges/2 n Donors want to finance only “activities”, not the human resources to manage them n However, implementation of activities within UNESCO system requires significant resources for administration and management
Challenges/3 n The UN reforms calls for a One-UN delivering system in the field. There will be less and less “UNESCO” projects… n However, the role of heritage within the broader context of development is not yet firmly established
Four points/1 n Concentrate on the contribution of heritage to sustainable development, i. e. no more restoration projects without a demonstrated strategy for social, economic and environmental sustainability
Four points/2 n Ensuring the link between field based activities and policy development and dissemination. The latter should have prominence since the role of UNESCO is firstly to be a laboratory of ideas
Four points/3 n Standardize processes and types of activities to reduce costs formulation, negotiation, management and evaluation. It is too costly to develop every time new, ad hoc activities for small amounts…
Four points/4 n Funds do not need to go through UNESCO and WHC. Only ideas should. Regional Funds for WH Conservation should be managed by region-based technical bodies capable of delivering, working in consultation with UNESCO Field Offices and WHC
- Ilac mra
- Working group on international cooperation
- International laboratory accreditation cooperation
- Diverging lens negative focal length
- Ncbts and ppst similarities
- Reflection about periodic table of elements
- Periodic reporting
- Chapter 6 the periodic table and periodic law
- Periodic table with trends
- Boron group number