From 8 to 10 December 2025, UNESCO, with the support of its Heritage Emergency Fund (HEF), organised a capacity-building workshop for national actors responsible for protecting Burundi's cultural and natural heritage in order to address the risks associated with climate-related disasters.
UNESCO supports Burundi in strengthening the resilience of cultural and natural heritage to climate-related disasters and risks
UNESCO, 16 February 2026, Burundi
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