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External sources (not reviewed)

The capacity for evidence-based decision-making in Member States was supported through the dissemination of applied research and information in the form of more than 470,000 documents, including copies of the EFA Global Monitoring Report 2002, the brochure Education and UNESCO, thematic studies on EFA, the newsletter Education Today, over 15,000 copies of multimedia CD-ROMs and posters at major international conferences and to National Commissions, Delegations, Ministers of Education, IGOs, NGOs, etc. The dissemination of information on the education website considerably increased: 8, 208,459 page views during the past 18 months (January 2002-June 2003), as compared to 3,875,753 in the previous 18-month period.

In addition, UNESCO, with assistance from ICOM, printed and distributed in November 2004 leaflets and posters in English, Dari and Pashto to raise awareness among the Afghan population on the importance of preventing illicit traffic in cultural property.

(ix) A poster-calendar 2004 was sent by the UNESCO Associated Schools Project Network Coordination Unit to 7,500 schools in 172 countries.

Design and implementation of nationwide public information campaigns and civic education programmes in support of Government’s efforts to strengthen the security sector capacity, including the production of weekly radio programmes, monthly video information programmes and written information, such as press releases, posters, fact sheets, newsletters, leaflets and other promotional materials to be distributed and posted on information boards countrywide and on the UNMIT website; and organization of community outreach events with civil society and the public, and press conferences and press events No The complexity of the ongoing, and currently incomplete, security sector reform process remains an obstacle to developing clear public information and awareness-raising activities.

An initial map has been finalized and printed in poster form in English and French.

[...] [...] exhibition of posters against racism, etc.).

In that connection, BPI produced a presentation and a poster “UNESCO at work” and has been transmitting to the National Commissions the Organization’s official messages on the occasion of international days.

These included the revised UNCCD information kit “Desertification: a visual synthesis”, the quarterly UNCCD News, two-page thematic factsheet series, WDCD promotional videos, posters, postcards, stickers, leaflets, CD-ROMs and exhibition displays.

Promotional materials including 6,000 posters (“In the galaxy of languages, every word is a star”), brochures and stickers were prepared and distributed throughout the world.

[...] [...] development of posters in Russian [...]

[...] [...] including, inter alia, posters, brochures, [...] [...]

Consequently the county and provincial project team decided to produce media of four types: VCD, audiotapes, posters and pamphlets, and would ensure that all footage would be local and the Lahu Minority culture and custom be central to the video.

He presented the strategic themes, partnership and campaigns of UEFA, and the use of disciplinary measures and fines in the context of UEFA social responsibility projects and shared additional practices to promote respect and combat racism, such as using Champions’ League games, Europe league games, posters, captains armbands, clips and match programme editorials.

PEER manuals, guides and posters can be used as reference material in other parts of Africa and elsewhere.

[...] [...] and produces television commercials and posters intended to [...]

Public awareness as regards science education was increased through the publication of eight thematic educational posters on integrated STE; the organization of a national competition in Turkey on the theme of the South Eastern Mediterranean Environmental Project (SEMEP), involving 64 Turkish schools; and the publication and dissemination of Connect.

43. Over 5,000 posters displaying information on the Citizens Complaint Centre and a toll-free number for filing reports or complaints have been printed.

China reported on integrity education provided through summer and winter camps organized for young students at the primary and secondary school levels, as well as on its active engagement in promoting a culture of integrity through art work, literature, calligraphy, and public-interest advertisements, including in the form of cartoons, posters or spots aired on television.

618. The proposed amount of $31,900 would cover requirements for website and case database maintenance ($10,500), production of posters, brochures and conflict management cards ($3,000), translation and distribution of outreach material in the regional Ombudsman offices ($7,000) and payment of the annual membership fee of five staff members for the International Ombudsman Association ($1,000).

The organization organized annual poster competitions on the environment, pollution, “Clean Delhi Green Delhi”.

In response, the Department of Public Information, in cooperation with the secretariat of the Permanent Forum, produced information material on the Second Decade, including a poster and a brochure outlining the theme, objectives and Programme of Action for the Decade.

In January, the Mission set up a reporting system, related to explosive remnants of war, by which local communities are informed through local radio broadcasts, flyers and posters of the hazards associated with explosive remnants of war and ways of reporting their presence to the Mission.

Nationwide public information and advocacy programmes in support of the peace process, including radio broadcasts in 5 national languages, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; television news items, spots and documentaries for broadcasting on State television, international television stations and UNIFEED, weekly press briefings, distribution of monthly newsletters, billboards (250), newspaper advertisements (4 insertions) and outreach campaigns (civil society forums and events, peace-promotion events in schools and in communities via the use of school caravans and peace caravans, sporting events involving youth, mobile multimedia centres in each region, T-shirts (20,000), pens (50,000), posters, leaflets/pamphlets (200,000), 12 media briefings and outreach activities and 2 media seminars; weekly press briefings to the Ivorian population and the national and international media on understanding the role of the UNOCI forces in the peace process

Design and implementation of nationwide public information campaigns and civic education programmes in support of Government efforts to maintain public security, including the production of weekly radio programmes, monthly video information programmes and written information, such as press releases, posters, fact sheets, newsletters, leaflets and other promotional materials to be distributed and posted on information boards countrywide and on the UNMIT website; and organization of community outreach events with civil society and the public, and press conferences and press events