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Application Deadline:July 12th 2020(midnight, Paris time).
UNESCO has now opened its call for applications and nominations for the 2020Ā UNESCO International Literacy Prizes. This year UNESCO will reward five individuals or organizations around the world for their outstanding projects that promote literacy within the themeĀ āTeaching and learning literacy: the role of educators and changing pedagogiesā.
This yearās thematic focus is highlighting teachers who are at the frontline of delivering literacy learning, and their contribution to promoting youth and adult literacy, linked to target 4.6 of the Sustainable Development Goal on Education (SDG4), where literacy is perceived as a continuum developed throughout life.
Since 1967, the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes have rewarded excellence and innovation in the field of literacy. Over 495 projects and programmes around the world have already received recognition and support for their excellent work.
Requirements
Governments, non-governmental organizations and individuals who promote literacy through projects and programmes are welcome to apply. All applications should be submitted to nominating entities, such as theĀ National CommissionĀ for UNESCOĀ in the country of the programme, or anĀ NGO that is in an official partnershipĀ with UNESCO.
Candidates can submit their applications through theĀ online platform. Details about the application and nomination process are on theĀ UNESCO International Literacy Prizesā website.
National Commissions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in official partnership with UNESCO are encouraged to nominate individuals, institutions and organizations who are making outstanding contributions to promoting literacy and who request a nomination.
Application Procedure
Deadline for candidates to submit applications to nominating entities: 28 June 2020 (midnight, Paris time).
Deadline for nominating entities to submit their nominations to UNESCO: 12 July 2020 (midnight, Paris time).
The nominations will be assessed by an independentĀ International Jury, composed of five experts on the basis of theĀ selection criteria. Based on the recommendations of the International Jury, the Director-General of UNESCO will select the finalists to be awarded at the occasion of International Literacy Day (8 September).
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the 2020 UNESCO International Literary Prize
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Application Deadline:July 12th 2020(midnight, Paris time).
UNESCO has now opened its call for applications and nominations for the 2020Ā UNESCO International Literacy Prizes. This year UNESCO will reward five individuals or organizations around the world for their outstanding projects that promote literacy within the themeĀ āTeaching and learning literacy: the role of educators and changing pedagogiesā.
This yearās thematic focus is highlighting teachers who are at the frontline of delivering literacy learning, and their contribution to promoting youth and adult literacy, linked to target 4.6 of the Sustainable Development Goal on Education (SDG4), where literacy is perceived as a continuum developed throughout life.
Since 1967, the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes have rewarded excellence and innovation in the field of literacy. Over 495 projects and programmes around the world have already received recognition and support for their excellent work.
Requirements
Governments, non-governmental organizations and individuals who promote literacy through projects and programmes are welcome to apply. All applications should be submitted to nominating entities, such as theĀ National CommissionĀ for UNESCOĀ in the country of the programme, or anĀ NGO that is in an official partnershipĀ with UNESCO.
Candidates can submit their applications through theĀ online platform. Details about the application and nomination process are on theĀ UNESCO International Literacy Prizesā website.
National Commissions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in official partnership with UNESCO are encouraged to nominate individuals, institutions and organizations who are making outstanding contributions to promoting literacy and who request a nomination.
Application Procedure
Deadline for candidates to submit applications to nominating entities: 28 June 2020 (midnight, Paris time).
Deadline for nominating entities to submit their nominations to UNESCO: 12 July 2020 (midnight, Paris time).
The nominations will be assessed by an independentĀ International Jury, composed of five experts on the basis of theĀ selection criteria. Based on the recommendations of the International Jury, the Director-General of UNESCO will select the finalists to be awarded at the occasion of International Literacy Day (8 September).
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the 2020 UNESCO International Literary Prize
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