UNESCO Beijing Office (United Nations representative office in China)

The United Nations Office in China was established in 1984. The representative office in China is a multinational office responsible for UNESCO projects and related work in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, the people's Republic of China and the Republic of Korea. The population of the region in charge of the representative office in China accounts for about 1/5 of the total population of the world, and its economic output accounts for about 25% of the world, and it has a long history and rich culture of more than 5000 years.
Through full cooperation with other UNESCO departments and the United Nations system, the UNESCO representative office in China is committed to finding and implementing creative solutions for sustainable development at the social, cultural, environmental and economic levels to help countries achieve their priority development goals and commitments to the sustainable development goals and the 2030 education agenda. The above objectives are achieved through projects in five major areas: education, natural sciences, social and humanities, culture, communication and information.
So far, the UNESCO representative office in China has established 22 class II centers, 60 biosphere and 95 world heritage sites in the above five countries; Capacity building for important decision-making bodies; It has helped strengthen policies, standards and practices in the field of UNESCO's work; It has promoted the cooperation within these regions and with external countries; And has had a far-reaching impact on people's lives.

Related links: https://zh.unesco.org/countries/field-offices/bei-jing-ban-shi-chu
Source: UNESCO official website