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The representation of UNESCO in Brazil was formally initiated on 19 June 1964. Its main objective is to support the creation and implementation of public policies following the strategies of UNESCO Member States defined in the UNESCO General Conferences. Its actions occur through technical cooperation projects in partnership with various government levels and different sectors of civil society whenever their purposes contribute to public policies for sustainable development related to themes of expertise that UNESCO works on.
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Engaging Indigenous Peoples and local communities, and embracing indigenous and local knowledge in marine spatial planning, volume 1: basic concepts
2024
Engaging Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, and Embracing Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Marine Spatial Planning, volume 2: good practices
2024
2025 UNESCO framework for cultural statistics, Part I: concepts and definitions
2025
2025 UNESCO framework for cultural statistics, Part II: a classification guide
2025
História geral da África, IX: História geral da África revisitada
2026
RS Seguro: transversal and structuring public security program
2026
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