UNESCO rallies international organizations, civil society and private sector partners
Dublin Core
Title
UNESCO rallies international organizations, civil society and private sector partners
Subject
International organizations, civil society and private sector partners bridging the gap to make distance learning accessible to children and youth in different countries.
Description
Article relates how the private sector, including, Microsoft, GSMA, Weidong, Google and other partners such as World Bank, the World Food Programme and the International Telecommunication Union contribute resources and their expertise around technology to help distance learning for children and youth.
Creator
Clare O’Hagan
Source
https://bangkok.unesco.org/content/unesco-rallies-international-organizations-civil-society-and-private-sector-partners-0
Publisher
UNESCO Bangkok
Date
31 March 2020
Contributor
Clare O’Hagan
Rights
UNESCO 2019
Relation
"Distance learning", "Technologies", "Accessibility"
Format
Website
Language
ENG
Type
"Reference", "Resource", "Website"
Identifier
"Reference", "Resource", "Website"
Coverage
"International"
Website Item Type Metadata
Local URL
https://bangkok.unesco.org/content/unesco-rallies-international-organizations-civil-society-and-private-sector-partners-0
Collection
Citation
Clare O’Hagan, “UNESCO rallies international organizations, civil society and private sector partners,” Teaching & Learning in COVID-19 times study, accessed April 26, 2024, https://omeka.cloud.unimelb.edu.au/teaching-and-learning-in-a-pandemic/items/show/20.