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Subject matter experts at UNESCO have suggested the following sections of UNESCO publications could be added to Wikipedia. Once you add a section of text to Wikipedia please remove it from the list of suggestion and add it to the Created and improved articles section.

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Converting and adding open license text to Wikipedia The process for adding open license text to Wikipedia can be broken down into the following steps: Copy: Add the text from the open license source into Wikipedia. Edit: Correct any formatting issues with the text, add headings and subheadings, change any wording not suitable for Wikipedia and add links to other articles. Adapt the style:You may need to adapt the layout and the style and tone of the writing. The first sentence of an article must be a definition of the subject. The text must also follow Wikipedia's three core content policies of neutral point of view, verifiability and no original research. When integrating other sources, it is very important to distinguish opinions and interpretations made by the original author from verifiable content that has a neutral point of view. To do this, you may have to refocus the text on surveying the topic, remove interpretations and attributing points of view within the work. Attributing points of view can be done b adding citations to either the source text or its references, and by adding in-text attribution of these opinions e.g "According to [ORIGINAL AUTHOR], "[QUOTE]". Add media: Add graphics from the source if they are available by uploading them to Wikimedia Commons where the license on the graphics allows. You can also add in tables to the article, if the table is in a PDF (Tabula may be helpful for such additions). Add attribution: Attribute the text using the 'Free-content attribution' template in the 'Sources' section, as explained below. Cite: Add the original source of the text as a reference at the end of every paragraph or more if required. If the text has references add them as citations in the article. If you are creating a new article add additional references from other reliable sources to establish the notability of the subject. Link: Create links to the article from other Wikipedia pages in both the main text and in the 'See also' sections, also add hatnotes where needed. Use the find link tool to identify and create links to the article. Add categories and Wikiproject templates to the talk page. Publish: Save the changes to the existing article or publish the new article. In the edit summary include that you are using open license text and name the source (sometimes open license text can be flagged as a copyright violation, this helps avoid those issues). Attributing text There are two ways to attribute open license text in Wikipedia, either through the Visual editor or the Source editor. Text from multiple pages of the same source can be attributed at the same time using page numbers, when using text from more than one source please attribute separately. Attributing open license text in Visual editor Copy and paste the open license text into a Wikipedia article. Create a section called Sources above the References section and click Insert on the editing toolbar and select Template. Paste Free-content attribution into the box, click the first option and then click add template Add the relevant information into the Title, Author, Publisher, Source, URL, License statement URL (if not stated within the document) fields and License (e.g. CC-BY-SA). Click Publish changes and add added open license text, see the Sources section for more information to the edit summary. Attributing open license text in Source Editor Copy and paste the open license text into a Wikipedia article. Create a Sources section above the References section and paste in: {{Free-content attribution| | title = <!-- The title of the work --> | author = <!-- The author of the work --> | publisher = <!-- The publisher of the work --> | source= <!-- The source of the work if not from the publisher or the author --> | documentURL = <!-- The URL of the work --> | License statement URL = <!-- The URL of the license statement of the work if not included within the document --> | license = <!-- The license of the work --> }} Fill in the relevant fields, the text between the <!-- --> is simply for guidance, it will not appear Add added open license text, see the Sources section for more information to the edit summary and click Publish changes.

Created and improved articles

Publication	Page number of section	Description	Articles (newly created articles are in bold)	Notes
2016 UN World Water Development Report, Water and Jobs UNESDOC license page Monthly page views of articles using text from this publication	P. 78	Chapter on Water in Africa	Water in Africa	Almost exact copy of the chapter
UNESCO Science Report: Towards 2030 UNESDOC license page Monthly page views of articles using text from this publication			African Biosafety Network of Expertise Biomedical research in the United States Brexit and arrangements for science and technology ECOPOST European Union's scientific cooperation beyond the bloc Gaborone Declaration for Sustainability in Africa Innovation in Malaysia Higher education in Afghanistan Science and technology in Botswana Science and technology in Malawi Science and technology in Tanzania Science and technology in Zimbabwe South-South cooperation in science Science and technology in Pacific Island countries Scientific mobility UNESCO Science Report World Science Day for Peace and Development Automotive industry in Iran Botswana Chinese Academy of Sciences Economy of the United States Economy of Zimbabwe Fiji Higher education in Afghanistan Papua New Guinea Science and technology in Israel Science policy of the United States South–South cooperation Swiss referendums, 2014 Women in science

Publications

2016 UN World Water Development Report, Water and Jobs

• PDF on UNESCO website
• UNESDOC license page

PDF page number of section	Description	Suggested articles	Notes
P. 14-21	Executive Summary	Water and the economy	Section headings may need adjustment
P. 22-27	Introduction chapter, explanation of water and the economy	Water and the economy	Some of the wording may need changing
P 28 - 42	Overview of Fresh Water as a resource	Fresh water resources (currently a redirect)	Some paragraphs may not be suitable but could be used to create new articles.
P. 43 - 62	Overview of jobs relation to water	Jobs and Water
P.63 - 77	Overview of jobs in the water sector	Jobs in the water sector
P. 85-88	Chapter on Water in the Arab Region	Water in the Arab Region
P. 89-92	Chapter on Water in Asia and the Pacific	Water in Asia Water in the the Pacific
P. 93-96	Chapter on Water in Europe and North America	Water in Europe Water in North America
P. 97-100	Chapter on Water in Latin America and the Caribbean	Water in Latin America Water in the Caribbean
P. 101 - 104	Chapter on investment in water	Investment in water
P. 105 - 111	Chapter on Water and Development	Water and development
P. 112 - 119	Chapter on Water efficiency and productivity	Water efficiency and productivity
P. 120 - 124	Chapter exploring the economics of WASH	Economics of WASH
P. 125 - 128	Chapter on water source diversification	Water source diversification
P.129 - 133	Chapter on Innovation in the water sector and water dependent sectors	Innovation in the water sector and water dependent sectors
P. 134 - 137	Chapter on Water monitoring, assessment and reporting	Water monitoring, assessment and reporting
P. 138 - 142	Chapter on water policies and sustainable development	Water policies and sustainable development	May need changes in phrasing to be encyclopedic