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Bridges: UNESCO Regional UVO/2013/PI/H/4 QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER t http://www.unesco.org/venice JULY - SEPTEMBER 2013 Bridges UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe Issue 3 t2013 Calendar of events & Editorial page 2 Eastern Partnership Initiative & UN House in Sarajevo pages 3-4 Venice Office Regional Bureau for Science News and Highlights from Science & Culture pages 5-12 and Culture in Europe United Nations [ Back story & People page 13 Cultural Organization In memoriam & Post-2015 Development Agenda page 14 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Dear reader, JULY `@RQcX$`F=!^\HR H$$>XIV`$VJH7V`01HV11 .: VCC1 V I am pleased to invite you to discover this latest Q`@.Q]QJ:` .GV`0:Q`R`1@HVJ:`15 J:01$QJ:JRHQII%J1H:Q` :G$ 1%V Q` Q%` _ V`C7 VCVH `QJ1H JV15 !F F=HJ!`:JHVRL QQ`I:QJV`01HVH:C7 H G “Bridges”. @H:% VR%H:QJ:JR1J V`H%C %`:C%JRV` $ R`GQ%JR:`PJV`^RPJ_7RQ1:`R South-East Europe FQRL XcX$`.:`VRHQ7 VI Working in partnership with young people has :JR% :G\`P$ been a long-standing priority for UNESCO, one H$:Q`@VP@<V$1J:8 Territories” : H G .: .VVJ1HV HV1IQ0: VR L QHQJJ%V:1V:H0VC7VV@ Q1JHQ`]Q`: V R`$>R%H:` :G 7Q% .1JQ%`R:1C7:H01V8 R`$Q`@.Q]QJ :H:C%``H1VJHV \V^\_?: RH G RVH.JQCQ$H:QJTCG RL :]:H1 7RG$:1J$ Q`:Q` !`QIRV0VCQ]1J$1:JRV$$1J$J1:0V 0Q7%`$:$`Q` :1IVR: V:H.1J$1CR`VJ GV`:`$%:`R X$`$VJ `V:H` QI:JH%C %`:C.V`1 :$V1JQ% .R: %`Q]V 7;` intangible cultural heritage P$:`R L TCGH GRGV >$U@$Q% and protect our precious water resources ^] _Q]`Q01R1J$VJ:=G@1CC:JR AUGUST LX V`1:C``X V`` `:1J1$`Q`7Q%$V Q`V`:JRHQJV`0: Q` R%H:QJ:JRJ01`QJIVJ XH GV` ^]8_5Q1J01$.VI =1J%:1J V`J $$[TV`JVV:`H.5 2013 :JR0QC%J VV`1JQ%`^]8_5Q`@1J$ \VH:QJ :HV V`J 12 August : Each year, a theme is with and for this key group of stakeholders, Balkans H:C7 R T$% J!JRJGJV`$7RJ$ VCVH VR`Q` .VJ V`J:QJ:CQ% . 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