Sentence examples for unesco project from inspiring English sources

But it was as president of the scientific committee for the drafting of a general history of Africa, a Unesco project, that Adu Boahen came into his own.

Tuesday's arrival came about after Child, who had always wanted to adopt, went to Mongolia as part of a Unesco project.

Shernaz Cama, a professor in the University of Delhi, realized the devastating consequences of public apathy when she became involved with a Unesco project to save one Parsi institution, the Meherjirana Library, in the Gujarati town of Navsari.

Lots of children get stuck, won't convey how they are feeling.' I feel certain that the children Lauren meets as part of the Unesco project will not feel stuck at all.

"The Slave Trade Archives Project, initiated by UNESCO, is concerned with the access to and preservation of original archive materials relating to the slave trade". This site (in English or French) offers information about the UNESCO project on the history of iron technology in Africa.

Table 2 Overview of recently completed studies on ECCE in Malaysia No. Research/Study Overview of the research/study 1 Mid Decade Assessment of Education for All — Goal 1: Expand early childhood care and education — A UNESCO project.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/1041/prepub The study was supported by the Brazilian Ministry of Health – Coordenação Nacional de DST/Aids-UNESCO (Project 670/01).

The painstaking work, carried out every January and February since 2011, was initially intended as a Unesco preservation project and was jointly conducted in sub-zero temperatures by archaeologists from Nepal and the UK.

May Shaer, an architect who was Unesco's project director on the citadel, said that there were other sites as ancient, and fortified cities as big, but that few combined a living city on top of an enormous archaeological mound, connecting ancient and modern history in an unbroken stream.

In 1995 concern over the deterioration of the clefts, parts of which were in danger of collapsing, led to the establishment of a joint UNESCO-China project aimed at preserving the site and encouraging investigations there.

"It's a huge task," he said, adding it would take an international effort like the Unesco-led project that moved pharaonic temples in the 1960's when Egypt completed the Aswan Dam.