African World Heritage Day
UNESCO World Heritage Centre records that the 38th General Conference adopted the resolution proclaiming the Day on 16 November 2015.
See the observances and verified observance-history milestones attached to November 16. Each observance keeps its own source and date details.
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UNESCO World Heritage Centre records that the 38th General Conference adopted the resolution proclaiming the Day on 16 November 2015.
Established a recurring framework for competitions associated with the holiday, including the Akhal-Teke beauty competition and creative contests.
The UNESCO General Conference record states that Resolution 29 was adopted at the 25th plenary meeting on 16 November 1999.
UN/UNESCO records describe 16 November 1996 as the first International Day for Tolerance.
UNESCO records 16 November 1995 as the adoption date of the Declaration of Principles on Tolerance at its 28th General Conference.
EPA explicitly calls November 16, 1995 the first annual ULS (Use Less Stuff) Day.
A reviewed starting point drawn from prominent global observances with strong institutional or organizer sources. Each observance keeps its own documented status and scope.
UNESCO 28 C/Resolution 5.61
A/RES/80/174
Black Marketers Coalition first-party material announces creation of National Black Marketers Day and annual November 16 observance; the creator registry dates creation to September 2021.
National Day Calendar lists its private National Indiana Day on November 16. Indiana law separately designates December 11 as Indiana Day for the statehood anniversary, while federal and In…
UNESCO 28 C/Resolution 5.61
A/RES/80/174
Black Marketers Coalition first-party material announces creation of National Black Marketers Day and annual November 16 observance; the creator registry dates creation to September 2021.
National Day Calendar lists its private National Indiana Day on November 16. Indiana law separately designates December 11 as Indiana Day for the statehood anniversary, while federal and In…
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