EU and UNDP support against the spread of COVID-19 continues
The TCCH, with funding mainly from the EU and technical support from UNDP, has continued to work diligently throughout the lockdown to safeguard cultural heritage
Artworks and audiovisual archives that were exchanged between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities were displayed at the “In Culture We Trust” exhibition and feature in a new publication
The bi-communal Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage has launched designs for the preservation of the mosque of Orounda village in the Nicosia area.
The story behind the artworks and audiovisual recordings that were exchanged between the two communities
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UNDP operates in Cyprus through a Project Management Office largely funded by the European Union, in support of the ongoing peace building process. Through cultural heritage conservation projects, community engagement initiatives, confidence building measures and large infrastructure and urban upgrading projects, UNDP implements initiatives that encourage dialogue and cooperation between all of the communities of Cyprus.
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About EU/UNDP Partnership in Cyprus
19.9M Euros
EU/UNDP Support to the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage
28.1M Euros
EU/UNDP Support to the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP)
2.1M Euros
EU/UNDP Support to the Technical Committee on Crossings
8.1M Euros
EU/UNDP Support to the Bi-Communal Waste Water Treatment Plant
