Source report. The three-year agreement covers education, heritage and the creative economy.
Source: UNESCO. Original source published 8 September 2026. Published on Alder Atlas: 14 September 2026.
A new framework agreement
The Omenaa Foundation has pledged €1 million to UNESCO under a three-year agreement, the organisation announced on 8 September. UNESCO describes it as its first partnership with a Polish private foundation.
Education and cultural exchange
The intended work includes arts education for young people, heritage revitalisation and support for contemporary African art and artists. The partners connect these areas with exchanges between Europe and Africa and opportunities for children and creators.
From pledge to projects
The funding commitment and framework are the confirmed developments. They do not establish that the full sum has been disbursed or that every proposed activity has been delivered. Project selection, implementation and later accounts of results will show how the agreement is translated into practice.
Sources & further reading
This is an independently worded, source-based report prepared with AI assistance for the Alder Atlas editorial project. It is not first-hand reporting.