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Meet John Benseman, Rana Dajani, Jianhong Dong, Dr Willy Ngaka, Sowonne Tchang, the 2019 members of the jury.
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Established in 2005 and supported by the Government of the People’s Republic of China, the Prize recognizes programmes that promote literacy amongst adults in rural areas and out-of-school youth, particularly girls and women.
There are three winners of the prize each year. Previous successful applicants include The Literacy Movement Organization in the Islamic Republic of Iran for its ‘Consolidated teaching of literacy and ICDL basic computer skills’ programme, The Foundation Elche Acoge in Spain for its programme ‘Spanish as a second language for adult immigrants’, and The Citizens Foundation in Pakistan for its Aagahi Literacy Programme for Women and Out-of-School Girls.
In addition to the prestige of the award and prize, winners are given the opportunity to take part in a study visit to China.
Make sure you read the important information below before you apply for this prize. You must apply through the UK National Commission for UNESCO. Expressions of interest are welcome.
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UNESCO Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, at the 2019 Award Ceremony held on International Literacy Day at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on 9 September 2019
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