(Source: UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) The awards, to be presented in a ceremony at UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, are attributed to projects in line with the 'Innovation' theme of this year's International Literacy Prizes. The prizes recognize literacy work with vulnerable and marginalized groups. In her message for International Literacy Day Ms Bokova said: 'The world has changed since 1966, but our determination to provide every woman and man with the skills, capacities and opportunities to become everything they wish, in dignity and respect, remains as firm as ever. Literacy is a foundation to build a...
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