The report found that journalists and news outlets reporting on environmental issues dealt with about 750 attacks in the past 15 years, the Secretary-General said.
Projections indicated a significant need for secondary school teachers worldwide, with 31 million required, compared to 13 million for primary education.
The Coast Regional Director for UNESCO, Julius Mwahunga warned that the destruction of these sacred forests could significantly harm the country's reputation internationally regarding climate change and environmental conservation.
The application for consideration was jointly submitted by Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to UNESCO.
MCK Chief Executive Officer David Omwoyo says sustainability remains the biggest issue of concern to many radio stations, especially in the wake of stiff competing from alternatives based on technological advancements.
The long-standing tradition, which has been practised across North Africa and the Middle East for centuries, was added last month to Unesco's intangible heritage list.