Project Report - Capacity Building for Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in Myanmar (Phase II)
DOWNLOAD REPORT Bangkok: UNESCO Bangkok. 2015. 25 p.

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DOWNLOAD REPORT Bangkok: UNESCO Bangkok. 2015. 25 p.
Published jointly by UNESCO and the Institute of Art and Law, United Kingdom. Contents Welcome Keynote Speeches Presentation of the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage Experience and Prospects in the Asia-Pacific Region...
Educating for Creativity: Bringing the Arts and Culture into Asian Education Bangkok: UNESCO Bangkok. 2005. 161 p. ISBN 92-9223-065-4
UNESCO Young People's World Heritage Education Programme gives young people a chance to voice their concerns and to become involved in the protection of our common cultural and natural heritage. This project seeks to encourage and enable tomorrow's...
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