Welcome to the Online Platform for National Commissions for UNESCO Annual Reports
We are dedicated to strengthening local, regional, and international linkages through the systematic collection, synthesis, and dissemination of vital information. Our platform serves as the central digital hub for the annual reports and magazines produced in partnership with National Commissions for UNESCO across Africa.
Our Mission
Our primary strategic objective is to inform decision-makers about the local and regional activities of UNESCO. We provide comprehensive insights into the environmental, social, and economic aspects of the countries we cover, ensuring that crucial information reaches the people and organizations driving change.
What We Do
In close collaboration with National Commissions, we produce annual magazines that cover a wide range of topical issues. These publications are designed to highlight the progress, challenges, and initiatives within each member state, acting as a bridge between local activities and the global UNESCO community.
Our Reach and Distribution
We believe in making information accessible to all stakeholders. Our reports are produced in both printed and online formats to maximize our reach:
- Printed Versions: Distributed free of charge to senior managers in the private sector, UN representation offices, NGOs, ministries, public offices, diplomatic missions, development organizations, and universities.
- Online Version: Professionally indexed and distributed to our extensive contacts database, covering both regional and international domains. This ensures our reports are easily accessible via web directories and search engines to a global audience.
Countries We Cover
Our portfolio currently features annual reports from several African nations, including Botswana, Malawi, Zambia, Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda. We are continuously working to expand our coverage and support more National Commissions in sharing their stories.
About the National Commissions for UNESCO
National Commissions serve as vital advisory bodies and liaison agencies between Member States and UNESCO. They involve national authorities, institutions, and non-governmental organizations in the fields of competence of UNESCO, ensuring that the organization’s goals in education, science, culture, and communication are effectively integrated into national development plans.