UNESCO expands education heritage and journalism support in Gaza
UNESCO reported on October 15, in an update revised the next day, that it and its partners had mobilized $5.85 million for education, culture and access to…
UNESCO reported on October 15, in an update revised the next day, that it and its partners had mobilized $5.85 million for education, culture and access to information in Gaza.
Activities include temporary learning spaces, historic-building protection and journalist support. The organization estimated its integrated two-year recovery needs at about $115.1 million and called for sustained flexible funding, having verified damage to 164 cultural sites.
Great Omari Mosque in Gaza — archival photograph that does not show its current condition.
Source: www.unesco.org.
Photo credit: Dan Palraz.
Image on Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP.
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