Sport has the power to convince, convene and activate. (...) Submit a photo or a portfolio of photos (5 maximum) showcasing sport as an engine for equality, empowerment, and/or inclusion to sport@unesco.org . (...) The winners will:
Receive a 500$ gift card
Be interviewed for a profile feature on the UNESCO website
Have their entry exhibited at UNESCO headquarters in 2022, and promoted online on the Organization’s website, social media platforms, in publications and as part of Fit for Life advocacy campaigns
Be published in the Women Sports (tbc)
Runner-ups will:
Have their entry exhibited at UNESCO Headquarters in 2022, and promoted online on the Organization’s website, social media platforms, in publications and as part of Fit for Life advocacy campaigns
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UNESCO reserves the right to modify the contest prizes and its rules and regulations as and when necessary, without prior notice.
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Why sport?
Sport has historically played an important role in all societies, be it in the form of competitive sport, physical activity or play. But one may wonder: what does sport have to do with the United Nations? In fact, sport presents a natural partnership for the United Nations (UN) system, including UNESCO:
sport and play are human rights that must be respected and enforced worldwide;
sport has been increasingly recognized and used as a low-cost and high-impact tool in humanitarian, development and peace-building efforts, not only by the UN system but also by non-governmental organizations (NGOs), governments, development agencies, sports federations, armed forces and the media.
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EVALUATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE THIRD PHASE OF THE WORLD PROGRAMME FOR HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION :REPORT OF THE OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
In Cyprus, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport and Youth developed
the national strategy for preventing and addressing school violence, 2018–2022. (...) Together with the Swedish Association of Local
Authorities and Regions, Uppsala University offers an online introductory training course
on human rights in public service for civil servants working within the public sector in
Sweden. (...) In 2019, the
governmental programme on human rights education for civil servants at Uppsala
University, including both online and face-to-face courses, reached almost 8,000 civil
servants.
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Theme:
International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP) 2021
The International Day of Sport for Development and Peace 2021 there is an opportunity to recognize the role that sport plays in communities, in individuals’ lives, in building resilience and in the recovery from the pandemic through online and social media activity in the lead up to and on the Day. The Department of Global Communications, in collaboration with DESA, WHO and the co-chairs of the Group of Friends of Sport for Sustainable Development in New York – Qatar and Monaco – have developed social media and online messaging around the theme of recovery from the pandemic, the importance of equity in that recovery, and what is necessary to build back better for a more resilient and equitable world. (...) Sporting analogies, such as “achieving success through teamwork,” and “using a level playing field” can also be incorporated to deliver the important equity and resilience messaging, and sports personalities and organizations can help promote.
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PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING THE MANDATES OF THE OPEN-ENDED INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXPERT MEETING TO ENHANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION UNDER THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION AGAINST CORRUPTION : NOTE BY THE SECRETARIAT
In line with the recommendation of the sixth expert meeting, the Secretariat
continued to update the online directory of competent national authorities (available
at www.unodc.org/compauth_uncac/en/index.html).
30. (...) For instance, task
force 4 of the International Partnership against Corruption in Sport was launched at
an online event in April 2021. Co-chaired by UNODC and the International Olympic
Committee, the task force was established to enhance cooperation among law
enforcement entities, criminal justice authorities and sports organizations. In addition,
the Office organized eight regional and two national workshops on tackling corruption
in sport, including by enhancing cooperation among sports law enforcement agencies,
criminal justice and corruption-prevention authorities and sports organization.
42.
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The role of technology in advancing sport for development and peace
10 December 2020
The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, through its Division for Inclusive Social Development (DESA/DISD) has, since 2017, housed the substantive portfolio on sport for development and peace in the UN system. Guided by the UN Action Plan on Sport, UN DESA has been working to maximize the positive contributions of sport through its support for inter-governmental processes, research and thought leadership, capacity development work and partnerships.
(...) The dialogue brought together stakeholders from different sectors with diverse backgrounds and experiences to share new research and good practices and to identify challenges, opportunities and policy recommendations on a key issue: the critical role that technology can play in advancing sport as an enabler of development and peace.
This topic corresponds to General Assembly Resolution on Sport as an enable of sustainable development, which “invites Member States to work together with the United Nations system and other stakeholders to increase engagement and cooperation with one another to harness digital technology to advance sport as a tool to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, to support sport and physical activity at home, while broadening access to sport training and physical activity opportunities via online platforms.”
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up to be photographed at the Nu’utele Accreditation Centre. (...) Access to the Conference venue, Faleata Sports Complex
64. Each registered representative of NGOs and other major groups will receive
one individual conference grounds pass to allow him or her to ga in access to the
Faleata Sports Complex.
65. (...) It is important that each participant complete the online
accommodation booking so that local officials can obtain travel details for the
arrangement of transport from and to the airport.
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TWELFTH STATISTICAL SURVEY ON THE INTERNET DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA : KEYNOTE PAPER / WANG ENHAI
In accordance with the statistical theories and International common practice, based on
the previous 11 statistical surveys, we adopted computer auto online searching, online survey,
offline sampling and receive statistics from relevant institutions.
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5. The online survey focuses on understanding the situation, custom of the Internet users
in accessing the Internet and their views on some hot issues. (...) From June. 11 to 30, 2003, CNNIC conducted the online survey, and gained great
support by many domestic well-known websites and media. 72,767 questionnaires were
received with 19,096 effective responses.
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The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in collaboration with Africa Sports Unified (ASU) will be hosting an interactive online Roundtable focused on Sports, Trade & Advocacy within the African sports market.
(...) Join us for an interactive discussion with leading trailblazers from Government, a leading Sports Academy and first of its kind Sports City.
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The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in collaboration with Africa Sports Unified (ASU) will be hosting an interactive online Roundtable focused on Sports, Trade & Advocacy within the African sports market.
(...) Join us for an interactive discussion with leading trailblazers from Government, a leading Sports Academy and first of its kind Sports City.
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