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Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak, the President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Managing Director of the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Glasgow. This prestigious recognition highlights her significant contributions to environmental conservation and her leadership in various global initiatives. Key… [Read More]

Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak has been appointed as the President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), marking a significant milestone in her career and a pivotal moment for global conservation efforts. As the Managing Director of the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, Al Mubarak brings a wealth of experience and a… [Read More]

In a significant move to bolster conservation efforts worldwide, the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has announced a partnership with the Global Environment Facility. This collaboration aims to empower young conservationists, providing them with the necessary resources and support to protect endangered species and their habitats. The initiative is expected to inspire a new… [Read More]

The Milken Institute Global Conference recently hosted a pivotal discussion on the urgent need to transition away from fossil-fuel based food systems, which are significant contributors to the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and public health issues. Renowned activist Anna Lappé emphasized the importance of rethinking our food systems to foster sustainability and resilience. Key Takeaways… [Read More]

In North Carolina, students at Code The Dream are not just learning to code; they are building applications that aim to make a positive impact on the world. This innovative program is designed to equip aspiring tech professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to launch successful careers in technology. Through hands-on experience and mentorship,… [Read More]

In an age where digital interactions are a significant part of children’s lives, the event "Safe Connections: Ensuring Child Safety In The Digital Era" is currently being broadcast live. This initiative aims to address the pressing issues surrounding child safety online, providing insights and strategies for parents, educators, and policymakers. Key Takeaways Importance of digital… [Read More]

The Global Child Nutrition Forum, hosted by the Global Child Nutrition Foundation (GCNFoundation), recently took place in Osaka, Japan, bringing together experts, educators, and advocates dedicated to improving school meal programs worldwide. This event served as a significant platform for sharing knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions to enhance the nutritional quality of meals provided… [Read More]

The 2024 Global Child Nutrition Forum, organized by the Global Child Nutrition Foundation, commenced today, bringing together global leaders, experts, and advocates to address the critical issues surrounding school feeding programs. This four-day conference aims to foster peer exchanges and workshops focused on enhancing school meals for healthier diets and sustainable food systems. Key Takeaways… [Read More]

The Global Child Nutrition Forum 2024 is currently underway, hosted by the Global Child Nutrition Foundation. This significant event brings together over 80 leaders from various sectors to discuss and promote child nutrition initiatives worldwide. Participants include policymakers, educators, and nutrition experts, all united in their mission to improve the nutritional standards for children globally…. [Read More]

In Lumbini Province, Nepal, 24-year-old daycare teacher Manisha Bogati is experiencing a profound moment in her life. After enduring three years of trying to conceive following a heartbreaking miscarriage, her family is filled with joy as she discovers she is pregnant again. As part of a research trial led by the Government of Nepal, Manisha… [Read More]

In a powerful statement, United Against Malnutrition & Hunger (UAMH) has echoed UNICEF’s urgent call for global action to address the dire situation in South Sudan, where 2 million children and 1 million pregnant or breastfeeding mothers are facing acute malnutrition. This alarming crisis demands immediate attention and collective efforts from the international community to… [Read More]

In Nepal, a significant public health initiative is underway to combat the alarming rates of undernutrition among pregnant women. This effort aims to address the critical issue of babies being born with low birth weight, a condition that can lead to severe health complications for both mothers and infants. By exploring the use of prenatal… [Read More]

In a recent statement, the organization Semillas de Vida emphasized the importance of Mexico’s ongoing efforts to keep genetically modified organisms (GMOs) out of the country’s agricultural fields and dining tables. The call to action highlights the need for vigilance and commitment to preserving Mexico’s traditional farming practices and food sovereignty. Key Takeaways Semillas de… [Read More]

In a recent statement, Slow Food’s president, Edie Mukiibi, expressed a bold vision for the future of food systems, emphasizing the importance of agroecological farms and farmers. His aspiration for 2025 is to place these vital components at the heart of food systems transitions, advocating for sustainable practices that prioritize environmental health and community well-being…. [Read More]

In a recent discussion, Gravis India shed light on the pressing issues of food security and drought mitigation in the Thar Desert. This region, known for its arid climate and scarce water resources, faces significant challenges that threaten the livelihoods of its inhabitants. The conversation highlighted innovative strategies and community-driven initiatives aimed at enhancing agricultural… [Read More]

In a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence (AI), UNESCO has taken a significant step forward by releasing its Recommendation on the Ethics of AI. This initiative aims to ensure that the development and deployment of AI technologies are guided by principles of inclusivity and equality, addressing the potential challenges that accompany AI advancements. Key… [Read More]

In a world where podcasts have become a staple of entertainment and education, UNESCO is stepping up to offer a diverse range of stories that delve into culture, heritage, science, and technology. The UNESCO Podcast is designed to cater to a wide audience, ensuring that there is something for everyone to enjoy. With engaging narratives… [Read More]

At nearly 70 years old, Miriam is making a significant impact in the Amazon rainforest. With the support of UNESCO, LVMH, and FVA Brasil, she leads a dedicated brigade that works tirelessly to prevent wildfires before they escalate into disasters. Her story is one of courage, commitment, and a deep love for the environment. Key… [Read More]

In today’s digital age, a concerning ICT skills gap between genders persists. This gap not only limits opportunities for women but also hinders overall technological advancement. UNESCO is taking significant steps to empower girls in ICT and promote inclusive digital literacy, ensuring that women are not left behind in the digital revolution. Key Takeaways The… [Read More]

Pharrell Williams, the renowned musician and cultural icon, has been appointed as the UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Arts Education and Entrepreneurship. This significant announcement was made by UNESCO’s Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, who expressed excitement about the collaboration aimed at leveraging creativity and education to foster a brighter future for all. Key Takeaways Pharrell Williams is… [Read More]

In a recent tweet, Raj Shah highlighted India’s ambitious electrification efforts, which are transforming the energy landscape of the country. This initiative not only aims to provide reliable electricity to millions but also fosters innovation and sustainability in the energy sector. Shah’s insights come ahead of his visit to India, where he will witness firsthand… [Read More]

In a recent interview with the Economic Times, Raj Shah, a prominent figure in renewable energy advocacy, discussed the critical issue of the Green Power Gap. This gap represents the disparity in renewable energy capacity needed in developing countries to meet global climate goals. Shah emphasized that India is at the forefront of this movement,… [Read More]

As we approach 2025, a renewed commitment to people-centered solutions is set to transform communities worldwide. The focus will be on enhancing access to nutritious and sustainable food, promoting economic growth through universal energy access, and strengthening health systems. This initiative aims to create a more equitable and resilient future for all. Key Takeaways Nutritious… [Read More]