Buletinele 2000
Buletinele 2001
Raport pe anul 2001
Federaţia din Moldova a Cluburilor UNESCO a desfăşurat în 2001 un şir de proiecte de sinestătător şi în colaborare cu alte ONG-uri naţionale şi internaţionale:
1. Federaţia a ajutat la fondarea a încă unui club solid
„PLANETA DRAGOSTEI şi FERICIRII” în cadrul Unuversităţii ULIM, club care a aderat la Federaţia din Moldova.
2. Cluburile membre ale Federaţiei, au desfăşurat Zilele UNESCO în localităţile Stăuceni, unde au participat toată şcoala şi autorităţile locale, în câteva localităţi din Străşeni, în judeţul Edineţ .
3. Cluburile din judeţul Chişinău şi Edineţ au desfăşurat SĂPTĂMÂNA ONU, cu un şir de manifestări – discuţii, expoziţii, spectacole etc. – care pe parcursul unei întregi săptămâni cuprindea localitatea dată.
4. Federaţia din Moldova în colaborare cu Organizaţia Mondială a Copiilor Talentaţi (OMCT) au desfăşurat grandiosul Program Forumul Mondial al Copiilor, compus din mai multe proiecte de nivel internaţional:
a) Fesctivalul-Concurs Internaţional al Copiilor Talentaţi „Micul Prinţ”, ediţia a VIII, un original dialog intercultural, o originală colaborare între culturi şi popoare, o veritabilă implementare de facto a Drepturilor Copilului, la care au participat tinere talente şi personalităţi din mai multe ţări, personalităţi ale diplomaţiei lumii.
b) În Anul European al Limbilor a fost lansat pe INTERNET noul proiect „Eu vorbesc în limba ta, Tu vorbeşti în limba mea”, pentru care Reprezentanţa ONU în Moldova a deschis o adresă specială pentru a aduna mesajele copiilor în diferite limbi.
Forumul a fost salutat personal de Directorul General UNESCO (Paris) dl. şi Secretarul Genaral al Consiliului Europei dl. ….. Deasemeni am primit mesaje de salut de la şefi de state, Reprezentanţa ONU, Secretarul General FMACU, Secretarul Genaral al Federaţiei Europene, de mai multe Federaţii UNESCO.
5. Federaţia împreună cu OMCT au ajutat la fondarea Primului Club ONU.
6. Federaţia din Moldova a participat la Asambleia de constituire a Federaţiei Europene a Cluburilor UNESCO.
7. Federaţia din Moldova în colaborare cu OMCT au desfăşurat Conferinţă Europeană prin Internet a Junilor Jurnalişti, edinţia a VII, şi PRIMA ediţie prin INTERNET, care s-a lansat la 20 noiembrie 2001, Ziua în care Asambleea ONU a adoptat Drepturile Copilului. Conferinţa a ţinut o lună, până la 20 decembrie 2001. În ultima Zi a Conferinţei tinerii jurnalişti, delegaţi la Conferinţă, au avut o întânlire de peste o oră cu Preşedintele Republicii Moldova. La finele întâlnirii tinerii jurnalişti au solicitat Preşedintelui Moldovei un interviu cu întrebări drastice, la care dl preşedinte a răspuns.
8. Federaţia din Moldova , sub egida Federaţiei Europene, a făcut un schimb de experienţă cu Cluburile UNESCO din Malta (octombrie)
Buletinele 2002
MESSAGE TO THE CHILDREN WORLD FORUM
FROM THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF UNESCO
Dear Children,
By using the Internet to exchange messages of peace and understanding, youset an example to the world. The Internet is indeed a powerful tool thatmay serve to rise above all differences, including differences of language,and enable people together, to put an end to war and the culture ofsuspicion, misunderstanding and violence that lies behind it. Instead ofsuspicion, messages of friendliness. Instead of misunderstanding, dialogue.
Instead of violence, a commitment to justice through active non-violence.You may wish to join with some 75 million people who have signed Manifesto 2000 for a culture of peace and non-violence: “I pledge in my daily life, in my family, my work, my community, my country and my region, to: respect a life, reject violence, share with others, listen to understand, preserve the planet and rediscover solidarity.”
By taking part in this event today, and by taking the pledge embodied in
Manifesto 2000, you join the Global Movement for a Culture of Peace and
Non-Violence. This movement is supported by the United Nations in the
spirit of the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World (2001-2010), which begins this year with the United Nations Year of Dialogue Among Civilizations.
I wish all of you the very best for your families and your communities
during this Decade. Let us together cultivate peace and non-violence
throughout the world.
Yours truly,
Koïchiro Matsuura
Director-General of UNESCO
http://www.unesco.org/manifesto2000
http://www.unesco.org/cp
Buletinele 2003
Buletinele 2004
UNESCO Clubs’ Youth Declaration of Strasbourg
The Democratic Trainings of the Youth in Europe
Sharing our own experiences and feelings about how to build a better and more effective democratic Europe, we, young people from Bulgaria, Catalonia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Moldavia, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Switzerland, are meeting in Strasbourg, France, from 26th to 31st July 2004 and achieve to make the following declaration:
From our discussion, we recognize that our common values are the respect of the human rights, the promotion of tolerance as the respect of differences, solidarity, the consciousness and the self-criticism, the responsibility, the active participation, the sharing of knowledge, the dialogue and the debate of ideas, the knowledge of history, universality and the encouragement of diversity and creativity.
In order to achieve a better democracy, which protects and develops those common values, we identify political, social, educational, economical, cultural and moral obstacles. Included in all these fields, we stress on the fear of changes, the social and generation gap, discrimination, money alienation, the negative role and monopoly of media, the culture of competition and prejudices. We also deplore the lack of interests and participation of the citizens. We declare education as a tool for the UNESCO Clubs to overcome all these obstacles.
Knowing the values we share as Europeans and conscious of the obstacles that prevent the development of Democracy and the Culture of Peace, we, young people from the UNESCO Clubs we advocate:
― Using new technologies to build a network among the members of the UNESCO Clubs in Europe in order to share projects and experiences and to spread the movement of the UNESCO Clubs;
― Having a closer relationship with schools and local communities, promoting our values to all young people and giving them the possibility to express themselves into a democratic system;
― Starting a reflection to develop concrete projects about the knowledge of history, intercultural exchanges and life-long education for a democratic environment concerning family and education.
The international dimension, which is the one of the UNESCO Clubs, must not make forget what is happening around us because globalisation has no border.
European Youth Meeting
“The Democratic Trainings of Youth in Europe”
Friday, 31st July 2004
Buletinele 2005
Buletinele 2006
EUROPEAN YOUTH MEETING OF THE UNESCO CLUBS MOVEMENT
Athens, Greece
Action Plan
3 December 2006
We, the representatives of a certain number of UNESCO Clubs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Spain and Switzerland participating in the European youth meeting of the UNESCO Clubs Movement, organized by WFUCA and hosted by the Hellenic National Commission for UNESCO in Athens, Greece, from 1 to 3 December 2006,
Having exchanged our experiences and thoughts for the promotion of the UNESCO Clubs Movement with a view to contributing to a peaceful society and a better world, in line with UNESCO’s strategic objectives in its fields of competence,
Conscious of the important role youth can play in our society in this regard and of the need to promote exchange of information and dialogue between UNESCO Clubs,
Bearing in mind that this meeting is organized in order to enhance our Movement at the regional level with a view to drawing up future youth related projects,
Decide to implement the following projects during the coming two years, in order to translate our discussions and deliberations into concrete action,:
- A project dealing with communication and information, notably on objectives, fields of interest and activities of Clubs; this will lead to the development of an electronic database and an internet portal helping to interact, inform and identify partners as well as provide opportunities for the future expansion of the Clubs network. As a first step an e-bulletin will be created outlining the recent and past projects. France, Estonia, Italy, Malta and Romania will be the initial leaders.
- A Youth exchange project related to peace and tolerance through cultural integration; the exchange will take place in Cyprus in 2008, and will be initiated by UNESCO Clubs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Estonia, France, Italy and Malta. Cyprus and Bosnia and Herzegovina will coordinate this project.
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- A summer camp for the promotion of intercultural dialogue through history and tradition will be organized in Russia. The camp, tentatively scheduled for summer 2007 will be initiated by Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Republic of Moldova, Russia, Romania and Portugal. As a result, a web page will be created and links will be developed to provide opportunities for feedback and interaction. Romania and Russia will be the coordinating leaders.
- A UNESCO Club exchange programme will be jointly organized in Spain and Portugal to promote intercultural dialogue through sport. Portugal will be the leader.
We also decide to disseminate the results of this meeting to all National Federations and coordinating bodies of UNESCO Clubs as well to all National Commissions for UNESCO in the European region.
We express our sincere thanks and full appreciation to the Greek authorities for hosting this important regional meeting, to UNESCO, and particularly to the Section for UNESCO Clubs and New Partnerships, whose support has been essential for the realization of this event and last but not least to the Secretariat of the World Federation of UNESCO Clubs which coordinated this event.
We appeal to UNESCO, our partner organizations and National Commissions for UNESCO to continue, to the extend possible, their support and contribution to the reinforcement of the UNESCO Clubs Movement.
Buletinele 2007
