Signing ceremony held at the UNESCO Regional Bureau in Bangkok with representatives from 12 member states.
Photo courtesy of UNESCO Bangkok / OASIIS Communications
Key Takeaways & Executive Summary
What you need to know at a glance
- ✓ Joint multi-year curriculum rollout for high school and university digital literacy in 6 Southeast Asian languages.
- ✓ Direct technical fellowship funding for 25 grassroots investigative journalists and civic watchdogs.
- ✓ Shared repository of verified multilingual debunking assets available under open Creative Commons licensing.
- ✓ Annual regional policy dialogue co-hosted in Bangkok to review AI safety and platform trust benchmarks.
Formalising collaboration on media literacy and capacity-building for emerging fact-checking organisations.
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Technical Document
OASIIS & UNESCO Asia-Pacific Partnership Framework 2025–2028
PDF • 1.8 MB • Published June 2025
Article Topics & Categorization
#Partnership
#UNESCO
#Media Literacy
#Capacity Building
#Southeast Asia
About the Author
Maria Santos
Pacific & Southeast Asia Lead
• Verifica Philippines
Maria Santos coordinates multilateral partnerships, grant allocations, and youth media literacy initiatives.