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UNESCO NATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
FOREWORD - Minister of Education, Science and Technology.
INTRODUCTION - Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Science and
Technology.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - Acting Executive Secretary, UNESCO National
Commission of the United Republic of Tanzania.
EDUCATION
• Promoting Quality Education and Lifelong Learning For All: Ministerial SDG4
Regional Forum for Eastern Africa.
• Evidence-Based Policy-Making: An Appropriate Approach towards Addressing
Challenges in Education.
• Addressing the Global Climate Change Challenge using Whole-School Approach
as a Key Strategy for Sustainable Development Education.
• Strengthening Competence Based Assessment in Schools.
• Capacity Building Seminar to ASPnet School Teachers and Desk Associates.
NATURAL SCIENCE
• Building and Mobilizing Developing Countries Capacity to Participate Effectively
in the Future Earth Initiative: The Tanzania National Workshop.
• Evaluation of Ngorongoro-Lengai as a Potential Geopark Site.
• Reconciling Conservation of Biological Diversity with Human Development.
• Pi-Day 2017 Celebrations: Mathematics for Industrial Development.
• Second STEM Youth Boot Camp: Girls and Boys in STEM for Sustainable
Development.
SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES
• Harmonization of Human and Nature: Ethics Teachers’ Training Course.
• For a Clean and Healthy Sport: Tanzania Ratifies the Anti-Doping Convention.
• Learning to Live Together - MOST National Committee Orientation.
• Break Silence, Take Action Against Female Genital Mutilation.
CULTURE
• Participation of Tanzania in the 40th Session of the World Heritage Committee.
• World Heritage Youth Forum 2016.
• Improving the Implementation of the World Heritage Convention: Consultative
Meeting for African Experts.
• Training on Heritage Impact Assessment for World Heritage Properties.
• Protection of the Half Mile Forest Strip in Kilimanjaro National Park.
COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION
• Building Inclusive Knowledge Societies through Internet.
• The Power and Potential of Digital Marketing to Entrepreneurs in Tanzania.
• UNESCO Commemorates the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage.
• ICT Training for Visually and Hearing Impaired Persons.
• #ENDimpunity for Crimes against Journalists.
WELCOME TO TANZANIA
• Tourism: Tanzania, the soul of Africa.
• Agriculture: Boosting productivity key to fostering food security.
• Mining: Key challenges, new directions.
• Manufacturing: Fostering economic growth and industrialisation.
• Financial Services: Enroute towards universal inclusion.
• Investment: A land of opportunities.
• Construction: An engine of growth.
• Transport: Strengthening the quest to be THE regional logistical hub.
• Telecommunications: Enabling growth and serving the masses.
• Energy: Natural gas offers a panacea.
• Water: Improving access to adequate services.
• Health: Towards Universal Health Coverage.
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INFORMATION
MAGAZINE
Magazine No. 14 / 2017-2018
UNESCO NATIONAL COMMISSION
OF THE
UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
Headquarters:
Ministry of Education
and Vocational Training
P.O. Box 20384
Dar es Salaam
TANZANIA
This magazine is prepared jointly by:
UNESCO National Commission
of the United Republic of Tanzania
and,
Editions Afrique Océanie
Edited by:
Editions Afrique Océanie
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Views expressed in the articles are personal
opinions of the contributors and do not
in any way reflect the official stand of
UNESCO.
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