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External sources (not reviewed)

Thanks to extrabudgetary funding, larger technical assistance and

Expected result: Efforts continued to consolidate a culture of peace in situations of recent or continuing conflicts by (i) promoting inter-community protection of national monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, in the reconstruction of the Mostar bridge and surrounding historic buildings, in cooperation with the World Bank and the international community, the rehabilitation of historic centres and religious monuments in the Balkans; (ii) supporting activities of the Palestinian

Thanks to extrabudgetary funding from the European Commission, Norway, Netherlands, Italy, Czech Republic and Japan, UNESCO undertook larger technical assistance and conservation efforts

Those efforts led to the signature by the Palestine Liberation Organization and Israel of the Oslo Declaration of

It was decided to develop a general framework for sustainable tourism (cultural and natural itineraries) and two possible

Within the framework of the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security Joint Programme “Livelihood Protection and Sustainable Empowerment of Vulnerable, Rural and Refugee Communities in the Jordan Valley” (US $4,629,085, of which $1,033,620 million is earmarked

On 19 February 2009, Mr. Nayroukh was transported from the

In Palestine, through extrabudgetary funds, inter alia, the Department of Antiquities was strengthened, for instance, by sending in an architect-restorer, and activities for the safeguarding

As a result of the fifth technical-level meeting, held in March 2010, the four parties reaffirmed their strong commitment to the initiative and

Cultural sites which benefited from major preservation and conservation activities during the period under

Japan will continue to advance the

UNFPA continued to support its national partner’s efforts to improve the protection of women and girls from gender-based violence by providing outreach psychosocial

The Joint Programme “Livelihood Protection and Sustainable Empowerment of Vulnerable Rural and Refugee Communities in the Jordan Valley”, building on the advantages of earthen architecture through the

With regard to cultural heritage preservation, two new projects were identified respectively for the project Conservation and Management of the Archaeological Site of Tell Balata in Nablus (€300,000) to be funded by the Netherlands, and for

Concerning the project “Tell el-Sultan Archaeological Park – The management plan of Tell el-Sultan and its environs”, UNESCO assisted the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities in submitting a preliminary plan to the Embassy of Japan and JICA in order to mobilize resources for

(b) Technical assessment missions to some of the major

Cooperation agreements with the World Bank concerning the cultural heritage of Mauritania and the town of Fez (Morocco); Solution of the land-ownership problems of the Manuscripts Centre in Mauritania; Cooperation with UNDP on the preparation of a project to support the cultural heritage of Yemen and conclusion of the restoration of Tawila Tanks; Completion of the restoration of the collections of the Museum of Kuwait, in cooperation with UNDP, completion and submission to the authorities of plans for the new museum; Submission to the Lebanese authorities for action on the Recommendation of the International Scientific Committee for the International

In the meantime, the report of the International Workshop “Tell el-Sultan in the context of the Jordan Valley: