The UNESCO Centre’s research and development activities benefit from considerable external funding. This funding has come from a variety of local and international bodies and has allowed the Centre to complete an impressive body of work.
The UNESCO Centre is extremely grateful to all those that have supported our research and development over the years.
Past and present funders include:
- 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World
- Atlantic Philanthropies
- Centre for Citizenship Studies in Education
- Department of Education for Northern Ireland
- Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) TLRP Programme
- European Union Peace and Reconciliation Fund
- Examinations and Assessment (CCEA)
- Gordon Cook Foundation
- HECUA
- International Fund for Ireland
- Integrated Education Fund
- Ministry of Higher Education and Further Education, Sri Lanka
- Northern Ireland Council for the Curriculum
- Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
- Public Achievement
- St Columb’s Park House
- The British Council
- The Citizenship Foundation
- The Nuffield Foundation
- The Parades Commission
- The Playhouse
- The World Bank
- UK Department for International Development (DFID)
- UNESCO
- UNICEF
- Women Into Politics