Creative-economy data should keep working conditions in the frame
UNESCO's culture resources examine creative sectors alongside rights, diversity and sustainable development.
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News & perspectivesMuseum stewardship begins with documentation, relationships and due diligence
UNESCO's work on cultural property addresses prevention of illicit trafficking and protection of heritage.
Media literacy belongs in civic life, not only in the classroom
UNESCO's media and information literacy work addresses how people find, evaluate and create information.
Heritage protection is stronger when the people who live with a site shape its future
UNESCO guidance links World Heritage management with communities, sustainable development and risk preparedness.
Language revitalisation needs space in daily life as well as official recognition
UNESCO's International Decade of Indigenous Languages brings attention to language rights, education and participation.
Living heritage is sustained by communities, not by labels alone
UNESCO's convention explains safeguarding as a process rooted in participation and transmission.
Culture policy has public value when communities help define the outcome
UNESCO's MONDIACULT declaration links cultural rights, heritage, creative work and sustainable development.
Earth-system data requires interpretation before it becomes a public claim
NASA makes Earth observations and associated documentation available to researchers, educators and decision-makers.
Open science depends on stewardship as well as access
UNESCO's Recommendation on Open Science describes shared principles for making knowledge more accessible and reusable.
Forest statistics need to distinguish area, condition and the people who depend on trees
FAO forest-resources work provides comparable information on forest extent, management and change.