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Public Information Services manages media relations within the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Education in the Asia Pacific region. It is housed under the Information and Knowledge Management Unit and serves as the link between the general public, UN agencies, the private sector, donors and many other specialized audiences.
PI Services provides content for the online Press Room, produces press releases and features, but also releases the quarterly UNESCO Bangkok newsletter, which is freely downloadable.
The PI team assists the media by providing media training, offering field trips and preparing press releases and features about the work of the Regional Bureau.
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Latest Press Releases
Saving Our Treasures of the Deep
15.08.10
Bangkok – The first ever UNESCO exhibition on global underwater cultural heritage to be held in the Asia-Pacific region will be staged in central Bangkok this month.
The showcase, titled “Saving Our Underwater Cultural...read more >>
UNESCO in the News
My generation - The International Year of Youth encourages young people to have a greater voice
11.08.10
Bangkok Post, 18 August 2010
The International Cultural Festival: the Royal Patronage from the Mountains to the Sea
21.05.10
On the occasion of the Coronation Day on 5th May 2010, “The International Cultural Festival: the Royal Patronage from the Mountains to the Seas” was organized at Thailand Cultural Center during 1-5 May 2010 in honour for H.M....
How is education important in saving life in relation to disaster?
23.08.10
During the recent launch of the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE) Good Practice Tools Regional Launch at the UNECO Asia Pacific Regional Bureau for Education in Bangkok, Thailand on 12 July 2010,...
Education in emergencies tools introduced by Director of ZOA Thailand
23.08.10
The Director of ZOA Thailand Simon Purnell introduces a global tool focusing on ensuring educational quality and access in emergencies for over 75 million children and youth affected by crisis.
