2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible ...

Intangible cultural heritage adapts permanently to the present and constitutes cultural capital that can be a powerful driver for development. Food security, health, education, sustainable use ... element will promote visibility of the intangible cultural heritage and awareness of its significance, encourage dialogue and reflect the cultural ...

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What is Intangible Cultural Heritage? - UNESCO

curtains, mosquito screens, bedding and storage. With the introduction of cotton cloth by Arab caravan traders in the nineteenth century, production slowed and barkcloth’s cultural and spiritual functions diminished, until its revival in recent decades. Safeguarding a living heritage Just like culture in general, intangible heritage is

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1 Convenzione per la salvaguardia del patrimonio culturale ...

le espressioni, le conoscenze, il know-how – come pure gli strumenti, gli oggetti, i ... Art. 9 Accreditamento delle organizzazioni consultive 1. Il Comitato proporrà all’Assemblea generale l’accreditamento di organizzazioni non governative aventi una fondata competenza nel settore del patrimonio culturale

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Language Vitality and Endangerment - UNESCO

UNESCO Document 2 Language Vitality & Endangerment There is an urgent need in almost all countries for more reliable information about the situation of the minority languages as a basis for language support efforts at all levels.

  Language, Vitality, Endangerment, Language vitality and endangerment, Language vitality

LUẬT Di sẢN VĂN HÓA - UNESCO

Trong Luật này, các từ ngữ dưới đây được hiểu như sau: 1. Di sản văn hóa phi vật thể là sản phẩm tinh thần có giá trị lịch sử, văn hóa, khoa học, được lưu giữ bằng trí nhớ, chữ viết, được lưu truyền bằng truyền

The Role of Agriculture in African Development

flicting opinions over what should be the focus of an agricul-tural development strategy for low-income Africa (Dorward, Kydd, Morrison, & Urey, 2004). Some argue that the best opportunities for African farmers lie in high-value commodi-ties and, given weak domestic demand in Africa, that produc-tion should focus on export markets.

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A Condensed History of American Agriculture 1776-1999 …

Development and Assistance Act (P.L. 480) facilitated agricul-tural exports and foreign aid 1954-55 Rural development program begins 1956 Soil Bank Program authorized. 1920. 1930. 1940. 1950. 1960. 1964 Food Stamp Act and War on Poverty. 1970 Environmental Quality Improvement Act. 1980’s Biotechnology became a viable technique for improving ...

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Strategic Communication for Sustainable Development

communication strategies in other fi elds: agricul-tural extension, health and sanitation, poverty al-leviation, or social marketing for condoms in AIDS campaign. What they all have in common is a set of ... Development Strategy processes for sustainable de-velopment are a complex task that put people right at the center of attention. eir ...

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China’s Special Economic Zones - World Bank

• There were also 31 bonded areas, 114 national high-tech development parks, 164 national agricul-tural technology parks, 85 national eco-industrial parks, 55 national ecological civilization demon-stration areas, and 283 national modern agriculture demonstration areas.

  Development, Bank, Ultra, World, World bank, Agricul

REDUCING POVERTY THROUGH AGRICULTURE

The 2008 World Development Report was entitled Agricul-ture for Development.5 It was the first time since 1982 that this heavyweight among multilateral organisations laun-ched an annual report about agriculture. The World Bank pointed out in its report that it was time to put agriculture back at the heart of the development agenda because

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China's Agriculture: Achievements and Challenges

In the 1980s and 1990s agricul-tural production in China grew by 5.3% per year, much higher than in other populous countries such as India and Indonesia. Most of this growth came through yield gains rather than through increases in planted area. China boosted grain production by more than 50% during this time period. Grain production in 2010 ...

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