UNESCO is launching an online course for teachers on how to incorporate the Memory of the World (MoW) International Register in their teaching. Consisting of important historical items from all over the world, the MoW International Register has enormous potential for teaching.

The UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science in Latin America and the Caribbean, based in Montevideo, together with Universidad de los Andes, will offer three virtual trainings in the form of webinars about the jurisprudence on access to information for guarantor bodies and justice operators.

The International Day for Universal Access to Information is celebrated each year around the world on the 28 September. The global conference opening ceremony taking place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, will launch the 2022 edition of the Day under the theme “Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information”. 

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is "Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information".  Within the framework of the celebrations of the International Day of Universal Access to Information 2022, the high-level inter-ministerial roundtable will look at how to use digital governance and artificial intelligence for the public good.

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ».

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ».  Within the framework of the celebrations of the International Day of Universal Access to Information 2022, the 2nd panel will define the role of e-Governance and artificial intelligence, while exploring how to turn them into an ally for promoting inclusive approaches for access to information.

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ».  Within the framework of the celebrations of the International Day of Universal Access to Information 2022, the 3rd panel will aim to get a clearer picture of the current state of digitally driven governance and will identify specific challenges and recommendations for action by UN bodies, governments and civil society, drawing on the conclusions of the Open Government Partnership Global Summit.

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ».  Within the framework of the celebrations of the International Day of Universal Access to Information 2022, the 4th panel will scrutinize regional perspectives from the previous IDUAI and the UNESCO Policy Guide on Access to Information before to discuss regional specificities and new challenges related to digitalization on implementing the right to information.

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ».  UNESCO and its Information for All Programme (IFAP), in collaboration with the International Research Centre on AI (IRCAI) and UNESCO Chairs on AI and Data Sciences, have developed Open Data Guidelines to apprise governments of the value of openness of data for AI and empowering them through a set of steps to take action.  The Guidelines outline concrete steps in the preparation, opening and follow-up for reuse of data. In the 5th panel, the speakers will review the guidelines during the session, and the audience will be invited to provide its comments.  

The overall theme of the 2022 International Day for Universal Access to Information celebrations is «Artificial Intelligence, e-Governance and Access to Information ». 

UNESCO celebrates the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the MoW Programme from 27 October to 5 November 2022.