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Lynne Patchett was appointed Chief of Executive Office, UNESCO Culture Sector in
November 2010. The Culture Sector focuses on promoting the role of culture for sustainable
development and social cohesion; recognizing and promoting cultural diversity; and
conserving culture in its various forms. Her previous responsibilities included working at the
UNESCO Office of the Director-General, serving under both Irina Bokova and Koïchiro
Matsuura, and the World Heritage Centre. Prior to joining UNESCO in 2001, her
professional experience included working as a civil servant in the United Kingdom – dealing
with a wide range of issues including local government reform, tourism, and media policy.
Earlier in her career, she was a teacher at the Natural History Museum and at a number of
inner city schools in London. She was born and brought up in Sheffield, UK and was
educated at the Goldsmiths College, University of London and Rutgers University.
Hendrik Van der Pol
UNESCO Institute for Statistics
Hendrik van der Pol, born in the Netherlands, has a degree in human geography and a
doctorate in demography. He has collected and analyzed data from censuses, surveys, and
registration systems in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and South Eastern Europe for the past 30
years. This provided him with a valuable multicultural experience, as well as an in-depth
knowledge in using quantitative methods in policy development, especially in developing
countries. He was the Director of SNV, a Dutch development organization, in Albania (1993-
1997) and Bolivia (1997-2000). In 2000 – 2004 he was a representative of the United Nations
Population Fund (UNFPA) in Guatemala, where he was involved in the Guatemala 2002
population and housing census. In 2004 – 2006, he was the UNFPA representative in India
and Bhutan and managed the seven offices of the organization. Since April 2006, he has been
working as the Director of the UNESCO Institute for Statistics in Montreal. He has written on
various subjects such as population statistics, demography, migration, and reproductive health.
He is a member of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population and the
Canadian Cultural Observatory Advisory Council.