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UNESCO and indigenous peoples: partnership to promote cultural diversity UNESCO et les peuples autochtones: un partenariat pour la promotion de la diversite culturelle

Publisher: UNESCO ; Paris ; March 2006Description: 119 pSubject(s): CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT | CULTURAL PLURALISM | INDIGENOUS POPULATION | TRADITIONAL CULTURE | TRADITIONAL MEDICINE | INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES | CULTURE | EDUCATION | UNESCO | CIVIL SOCIETY | NGOOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: Presents UNESCO's commitment to take into account the proposals of indigenous peoples with a view to elaborating specific working action programmes to enhance their cultural identity and to encourage intercultural dialogue as the indispensable basis for any sustainable development policy.

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Presents UNESCO's commitment to take into account the proposals of indigenous peoples with a view to elaborating specific working action programmes to enhance their cultural identity and to encourage intercultural dialogue as the indispensable basis for any sustainable development policy.

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