MALAYSIA UNESCO COOPERATION PROGRAMME

The establishment of the Malaysia-UNESCO Cooperation Programme (MUCP) was initiated during the 35th session of UNESCO General Conference in 2009. Malaysia pledged to provide financial contribution and technical expertise through the Malaysia Funds-in Trust (MFIT) in support the implementation of projects jointly selected under the MUCP.

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UNESCO fosters Cultural Exchange through World Heritage-Inspired Creative Products in Indonesia and Malaysia
Virtual field trip for innovative learning in Africa
UNESCO and Malaysia join forces for Open Science in the Asia-Pacific region
Open Science Regional Workshop – Enhancing and Strengthening Regional Open Science Implementation Mechanism

MUCP Projects

Education
Natural Sciences
Social and Human Sciences
Culture
Communication & Information
Cross Cutting Projects

MFIT Knowledge Platform

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Knowledge Platform on Sustainability Science

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Knowledge Platform on South-South Cooperation for Engineering Qualification

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Knowledge Platform on South-South Cooperation for Water Security

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MUCP - MFIT Publications

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Social and Human Sciences
Culture
Communication & Information
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UNESCO fosters Cultural Exchange through World Heritage-Inspired Creative Products in Indonesia and Malaysia
Virtual field trip for innovative learning in Africa
Launching of Water Management Curriculum for Africa
Ensuring Sustainability: The Second Malaysia-UNESCO Cooperation Programme (MUCP) Expert Synthesis Meeting
Workshop for the Drafting of Water Management Curriculum for Africa
Six Heritage Cities from Asia, Pacific and Africa Gather In Penang to Exchange Knowledge about Strengthening Resilience against Disaster Risks
Building National and Local Capacity on Measuring SETI for SDGs in the Asia and the Pacific Region
Experience Sharing Workshop on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Strategy among Heritage Cities in Southeast Asia, Pacific and Africa
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