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    This document is UNESCO Dar es Salaam's annual report for 2021. It summarizes their work over the year in education, social and human sciences, natural sciences, culture, communication and information, as well as administration and finance. Some of the key projects discussed include assessing Tanzania's national youth policy, developing a bioethics curriculum for health institutions, launching an artificial intelligence and disaster risk reduction training, rehabilitating the Stone Town of Zanzibar World Heritage site, and celebrating Tanzanian women in the creative sector.

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    This document is UNESCO Dar es Salaam's annual report for 2021. It summarizes their work over the year in education, social and human sciences, natural sciences, culture, communication and information, as well as administration and finance. Some of the key projects discussed include assessing Tanzania's national youth policy, developing a bioethics curriculum for health institutions, launching an artificial intelligence and disaster risk reduction training, rehabilitating the Stone Town of Zanzibar World Heritage site, and celebrating Tanzanian women in the creative sector.

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    UNESCO DAR ES SALAAM: ANNUAL REPORT | 2021

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Message from UNESCO Representative 3

    Executive Summary 5

    Country Profile and Context 7

    Education 9

    • Education for Health and Wellbeing (EHW)


    • Better Education for Africa’s Rise Project
    • Joint Programme on Empowering Adolescent Girls and Young Women through Education in Tanzania

    Social and Human Sciences 25


    • Assessment of National Youth Policy (2007) for Review
    • Bioethics Teaching Curriculum and Manual for Health Institutions in the United Republic of Tanzania
    • World Philosophy Day 2021

    Natural Sciences 28
    • Launch of the National IHP Strategy 2022-2029
    • Artificial Intelligence and Disaster Risk Reduction Training
    • Launch of the SIDA funded Science, Technology and Innovation Project
    • Women and Girls in Science Week

    Culture 30
    • UNESCO and Zanzibar cooperate in rehabilitation of Stone Town of Zanzibar World Heritage property
    • UNESCO celebrates Tanzanian women in the creative sector
    • UNESCO’s IFCD Strengthens the East African Contemporary Dance Scene
    • Development partners in Tanzania join forces for sustainable development through culture

    Communication and Information 35


    • World Radio Day – media viability imperative for community media
    • Special Feature for International Day for Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation(FGM) by Young
    Radio Reporters
    • #MeToo Movement ignited in dialogue to empower women in media
    • Role of media for development detailed in consultation for integration of media indicators in
    development frameworks
    • Media safety, a top priority in sustaining press freedom
    • New, bold reflections affirm the role of information as a public good

    Administration and Finance 51

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