12th INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!


We are pleased to inform you and your institution that the 12th International Youth Day (IYD) Celebration and Youth and Educators Summit for the Millennium Development Goals (YES4MDGs!) is scheduled on August 3-7, 2011 at the Sarabia Manor Hotel and Convention Center, Iloilo City, Philippines. The 12th IYD celebration is spearheaded by the United Nations Association of the Philippines and United Nations Youth Associations of the Philippines with endorsement from Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Department of Education (DepEd), National Youth Commission (NYC), Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), and the UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Call for UNESCO Accreditation for Schools, Universities and Clubs



Dear UN advocates,
The UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines (UNACOM) wishes you and your institution our greetings of peace.
We are on the process of developing a strong network of individuals and institutions like schools, NGOs and youth-led organization that are working towards the attainment of the ideals and misson of UNESCO through the UNESCO Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet) and UNESCO CLUB.
ASPnet is a global network of more than 8,500 educational institutions in 180 countries. Member institutions ranging from pre-schools, primary, secondary and vocational schools to teacher training institutions work in support of international understanding, peace, intercultural dialogue, sustainable development and quality education in practice.
Although UNESCO Clubs may vary a great deal on account of their location and nature of their activities, they all have the same purpose:
  • At the national level, UNESCO Clubs encourage the civic awareness of people to bind them to their historical community and to specific cultural values of which they are the guardians. UNESCO Clubs also bring home to them the need to preserve those values and make their importance, dignity and unique originality clear to all.
  • At the international level, UNESCO Clubs help to spread a desire for understanding and cooperation by organizing face-to-face discussions with other people of all origins and exchanges of information, studies and individuals, as well as through the countless contacts and ties that the modern world makes possible, that is, by exercising a liberal minded influence beyond national frontiers.
Enclosed are the following documents for your reference:

  1. ASPnet Application form
  2. UNESCO Club Application and Accreditation form
Please submit the attached form, on or before 10 November 2010 via our office address: Ground Floor Department of Foreign Affairs Bldg., Roxas Blvd. , Pasay City 1300. Or send the forms via this email.

Should you decide to be accredited as a UNESCO CLUB or ASPnet, the following immediate priveledges/benefits shall be provided to your club/school;

1. Your school or club will part of the global DATA BASE of UNESCO Club and ASPnet School.

2. You will receive official certificate of accreditation from UNESCO National Commission of the Phillippines thus elevating your school and club as a national and global accredited institution.

3. You will receive regular publications from UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines.

4. You will be invited (School ASPnet Coordinator/ UNESCO Club Head) to the National Capacity Building Workshop sponsored by UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines.

For inquiries, you may contact Ms. Marinette Reyes at 834 4843 or 3447 or via email at unescophilippines@yahoo.com.ph.
You may also get in touch with me at 09154350900, (02) 5270367,sarviola2002@yahoo.com for further information and clarification.

Thank you and we wish you the best in your endeavors.

For and in behalf of Ms. JEANNETTE D. TUASON, UNACOM Deputy Executive Director II and Dr. Rene Colocar, UNESCO National ASPnet Coordinator.

Prof. Serafin A. Arviola Jr.
Director, Center for Linkages and Extension Services
Philippine Normal University
Director for Youth Affairs
United Nations Association of the Philippines

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