The integration of intangible cultural heritage into educational curricula and programmes can improve both formal and non-formal education by promoting inter alia intercultural dialogue and cultural exchange, broadening access and cultural relevance, stimulating creativity, increasing intergenerational engagement in the community, etc.

UNESCO: CYPRUS NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO - 8th Annual Meeting of the South East European Experts Network on Intangible Cultural Heritage

The specific objective of this initiative is to diversify literacy and post-literacy programmes in terms of intervention approach, teaching methods, educational aids, sustainability of learning outcomes and the integration of literacy into the process of sustainable development, the prevention of poverty, and the socio-economic integration of beneficiaries.

UNESCO: Country Profile: Morocco