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Ethiopia’s component of the six-year UNESCO-Huawei Open Schools initiative concluded with a review meeting in Addis Ababa. The project focused on science and English in Grades 9 and 10, reaching about 12,000 students and 250 educators across 24 pilot secondary schools.
Data includedPakistan marked the 60th International Literacy Day in 2026 with activities across the country. UNESCO’s Pakistan office said the events treated literacy as a basic right and a condition for participation in community life.
Data includedWHO released an evidence review and practical resources for managing heat risks at major sporting, religious and cultural events.
Data includedWHO Europe and Médecins Sans Frontières began cooperation to improve tuberculosis, drug-resistant TB and HIV services in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Data includedAn early WHO Europe evaluation found a decline in alcohol-attributable deaths after Latvia shortened sales hours and restricted promotions.
Data includedWHO is expanding its medical-device prequalification programme to include contraceptives and innovative tuberculosis screening technologies.
Data includedWHO announced recommended viral components for influenza vaccines intended for the 2027 southern hemisphere season, following an international consultation.
Data includedAt the second UN General Assembly high-level meeting, countries renewed their call for collective action and equitable investment in preventing, preparing for and responding to future pandemics.
Data includedUNFCCC’s new ECCA strategy will support climate storytelling and decarbonization in film and television, music, and visual arts.
Data includedUNESCO selected ten finalists for the 2026 UNESCO-Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development. The initiatives come from Brunei, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Palestine, Türkiye, Uganda and Ukraine.
Data includedWHO advised countries to broaden access to safe contraception in new guidance covering methods from emergency contraception to longer-acting implants.
Data includedUNESCO representative in Peru Guiomar Alonso said in a 21 September commentary that PISA 2025 results show the scale of the country’s learning challenge. According to figures released by Peru’s education ministry, 42% of students reached at least Level 2 in reading, 47% in science and 30% in mathematics.
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