Sentence examples for unesco office from inspiring English sources

George Papagiannis, an American, was until a month ago in charge of the Unesco office for Iraq, based in Baghdad.

"If Battir is submitted only next year, it may be too late," said Giovanni Fontana Antonelli, the cultural heritage program specialist at the Unesco office in Ramallah, in the West Bank.

In partnership with the UNESCO office in Mexico, Eric Arias, a graduate student in political science at NYU, measured the effects of an anti-violence audio soap opera program in San Bartolome Quialana, a rural community in Oaxaca.

Working with the Unesco office in Phnom Penh, Cambodia has asked Sotheby's to bargain with a wealthy Hungarian antiquities collector who has offered to pay $1 million for the statue and present it to Cambodia as an act of good will.

LUANG PRABANG is a small town, with a handful of resident foreigners, most working in projects related to tourism and restoration -- so small that when I wandered into the Unesco office I was able to chat with one of the French architects.

They will be affected by the American cutoff, however, since the regular budget pays for Unesco offices and management staff.

It publishes a guidebook, "How to Be a Volunteer in Europe, Africa, Asia and America," and recently opened an information center at the Unesco offices in Paris.

Alfatih Hamad Jamaica, Queens, July 23, 2004 The writer is deputy director of the Unesco liaison office at the United Nations.

As one of the principal conveners of the Forum, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations (UNESCO, Bangkok office) gives public access to all reports, presentations and papers delivered during the course of the Forum via its webpage (http://www.unescobkk.org/education/ecce/what-we-do/policy-research-advocacy/presentations/).

Yet, Cuban third and fourth graders did take a Latin American test in 1997, sponsored by UNESCO's office in Chile, and third and sixth graders took the second round of that survey in 2006.

Several institutions in Indonesia such as the Jakarta Tsunami Early Warning Centre, the UNESCO IOC office in Jakarta or the Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center TDMRCC) in Banda Aceh are committed to documenting details of the 2004 and other Tsunamis and to providing educational information for generations to come.