The workshop brought together 32 participants from national and local institutions and stakeholder organizations, including government, cultural institutions, academia, civil society and development partners. It presented the implementation results and demonstrated culture's contribution to sustainable development, while promoting results dissemination, policy action and discussions on future monitoring and data collection.
Namibia and City of Windhoek Hold Restitution Workshop on UNESCO Culture|2030 Indicators
UNESCO, 09 September 2026, Namibia
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