UNESCO News UNESCO warns that the funding gap to reach SDG4 in poorer countries risks increasing to US$ 200 billion annually due to COVID-19 if we do not take urgent action dlnigeria September 4, 2020 By m_adjiwanou Language English …read more Source:: UNESCO warns that the funding gap to reach SDG4 in poorer countries risks increasing to US$ 200 billion annually due to COVID-19 if we do not take urgent action Continue Reading Previous: UNESCO / Jikji Memory of the World Prize 2020 awarded to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (Cambodia)Next: Youth and COVID-19: UNESCO Celebrates Youth Day in Nepal Related Stories UNESCO welcomes the signing of a historic agreement between Germany and Nigeria for the return of 1,130 Benin bronzes Recent News UNESCO News UNESCO welcomes the signing of a historic agreement between Germany and Nigeria for the return of 1,130 Benin bronzes July 4, 2022 Innovative projects from China and Finland to receive UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for enhancing learning through Artificial Intelligence UNESCO News Innovative projects from China and Finland to receive UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for enhancing learning through Artificial Intelligence April 6, 2021 UNESCO Director-General visits Egypt to celebrate its ancient heritage and support its safeguarding UNESCO News UNESCO Director-General visits Egypt to celebrate its ancient heritage and support its safeguarding April 6, 2021
