N° du projet 2210544011

The role of ICH in supporting livelihood and employment continues to be the center of policy attention in the countries of the Jakarta cluster. However, there is a need to explore non-commercial dimensions, such as the role of ICH in social inclusion, conflict resolution and emergencies. Such a concern is particularly relevant in this region regularly affected by natural disasters and where inter-community tensions persist. In continuation of 40C5, UNESCO Jakarta will continue raising awareness of the State parties on the UNESCO 2019 guideline for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in emergencies while gathering case studies/evidence on how ICH is threatened/adjusted and/or has supported peoples resilience at the time of emergencies.

  • On-going
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USD 15,003

Budget total du projet

USD 15,003

Total des dépenses encourues

Progression

En cours
Date de début 2022.01.01
Date de fin 2023.12.31
100%
Référence au 2023.03.31

Couverture géographique et bénéficiaires

Pays Allocation

Plan de financement

Type de financement Utilisation des fonds Sources de financement Budget du projet (USD) Dépenses encourues (USD)
Assessed Contribution - Assessed Contribution Culture Contribution to Regular Budget 15,003 15,003

Les projets contribuent à

Contribution au cadre de résultats de l'UNESCO 2022-2025
Sector: Culture
Outcome 5 - Enhance the protection and promotion of the diversity of heritage and cultural expressions Produit :5.CLT4 - Member States and communities capacities strengthened to identify, safeguard and promote living heritage
Intersectoral
Outcome 1 - Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all Produit :1.IP1 - Member States capacities strengthened to enhance the quality of education, nurture creativity and promote respect for cultural diversity
Objectifs de développement durable
  • 20%
Priorités globales et groupes de priorités de l'UNESCO
  • Gender Equality | 10%
  • Youth | 20%
  • Small Island Developing States | 16%