Welcome to the Africa Internet Governance Forum We are excited to announce that we are currently present at the Africa Internet Governance Forum (AfIGF) taking place in Tanzania. This event serves as a vital platform for stakeholders to discuss and develop strategies for the Internet landscape in Africa. Visit Our Booth If you are attending… [Read More]
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Join Us Tomorrow: HIV Prevention in Constrained Settings Webinar
Join Us for an Important Webinar on HIV Prevention We are excited to invite you to our upcoming webinar, "HIV Prevention in Constrained Settings," which will take place tomorrow at 14:00 CEST. This session promises to be both informative and engaging, offering valuable insights into the challenges and strategies for effective HIV prevention in various… [Read More]
Egypt’s Suez 1.1 GW Wind Power Plant Advances NWFE’s Green Agenda
Introduction to the Suez 1.1 GW Wind Power Plant Project The Suez 1.1 GW Wind Power Plant Project stands as a significant milestone in Egypt's journey towards renewable energy. As part of the Country Platform for the National Water, Food, and Energy (NWFE) program, this initiative not only showcases the country's commitment to sustainable practices… [Read More]
EU ODA Cuts Threaten Lifesaving Support for Women and Girls
Introduction As the EU Ministers of Development convene for the FAC DEVE Meeting, a looming crisis is threatening the lives of countless individuals, particularly women and girls. The specter of cuts to Official Development Assistance (ODA) across donor countries casts a long shadow, jeopardizing vital support programs that many communities rely on. The Impact of… [Read More]
WHA78 Unveils Pioneering Climate-Health Collaboration
Reflecting on a Powerful Week at WHA78 This past week has been truly transformative as we gathered at the World Health Assembly (WHA78) alongside esteemed organizations such as the Wellcome Trust and the World Health Organization (WHO). Our collective effort culminated in the launch of a groundbreaking partnership aimed at advancing climate-informed health action. This… [Read More]
UNESCO-RCU Conference Boosts Arab Heritage Collaboration
The Heart of the Future: Arab Documentary Heritage The recent UNESCO and RCU Saudi Arabia conference brought together 750 passionate participants and 50 esteemed experts, all united under a common goal: to enhance collaboration in preserving and increasing regional representation of Arab documentary heritage on the prestigious Memory of the World register. This event was… [Read More]
Young Voices, Bold Ideas: Shaping Tomorrow’s World
The Importance of Young People in Driving Change Young people are more than just the leaders of tomorrow; they are essential partners in the journey toward societal transformation today. As we witness significant shifts in various sectors—be it environmental, social, or political—it is increasingly clear that the youth hold a pivotal role in leading these… [Read More]
Biodiversity at Risk: A Global Call to Action
The Urgent Call for Biodiversity Action In a significant statement regarding global biodiversity and environmental targets, it has been highlighted that the next four years are crucial for achieving the goals set for 2030. This period is pivotal not only for biodiversity but for the overall health of our ecosystems. The emphasis on strong support… [Read More]
The Eastern Himalayas: A Lifeline for Nature and People
Water is Life in the Eastern Himalayas The Eastern Himalayas are often revered as one of the most vital ecosystems on the planet, a region where the delicate balance of nature hinges upon the abundant water sources that flow through its majestic landscapes. At the heart of this incredible environment is the Ganges River, a… [Read More]
Protecting Our Future: GEF and the Global Biodiversity Push
The Urgency of Supporting Global Biodiversity As we look forward to the next four years, the stakes have never been higher for our planet's biodiversity and our ability to meet critical global targets. The call to action is clear: strong support for initiatives like the Global Environment Facility (GEF) is essential to drive meaningful progress…. [Read More]
Final Day Highlights at the AfDB Annual Meeting 2025
Final Day Highlights at #AfDBAM2025 As the African Development Bank Annual Meeting 2025 comes to a close, attendees can look forward to a series of insightful events lined up for the final day. This is a unique opportunity to engage with thought leaders and experts who are passionate about fostering sustainable development on the continent…. [Read More]
Breaking Barriers: Women’s Underrepresentation in Southeast Asia’s Customs Agencies
The Underrepresentation of Women Customs Officers in Southeast Asia In recent discussions surrounding gender equality in various professional sectors, one area that has garnered attention is the role of women in customs and border protection. Across Southeast Asia, women customs officers are significantly underrepresented, raising concerns about the need for increased diversity and inclusion in… [Read More]
World No Tobacco Day: Join MISSION SAHAY!
Introduction to World No Tobacco Day World No Tobacco Day is an important occasion that encourages individuals to reflect on their tobacco habits and consider healthier choices. In recognition of this day, we invite you to participate in MISSION SAHAY, a special health initiative organized by Cancer Aid. This program aims to promote a smoke-free… [Read More]
400 Educators Unite for Digital Media Literacy
The Importance of Media Literacy in the Digital Age In today’s fast-paced digital world, the ability to critically engage with media is more crucial than ever. Educators play a vital role in equipping young people with the skills necessary to navigate this complex landscape. Recently, an exciting masterclass organized by UNESCO Campus gathered 400 dedicated… [Read More]
33 Million Children at Risk: The Silent Crisis of Wasting
The Crisis of Acute Malnutrition Every minute, a child faces the terrifying risk of acute malnutrition, a silent yet devastating crisis that affects millions worldwide. Currently, around 33 million children are suffering from wasting—a severe form of malnutrition—in countries grappling with conflicts and crises. These conditions not only threaten the health of today’s children but… [Read More]
Announcing the 2025 Sustainability Prize Winners: Kasia Strek
Celebrating the 2025 Sustainability Prize Winners We are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2025 Sustainability Prize, Kasia Strek and Kirsten Slemint! Their exceptional commitment to championing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through their innovative projects has earned them this prestigious recognition. The Importance of the Sustainability Prize The Sustainability Prize is awarded to… [Read More]
#AfricaInMotion: Spotlighting Africa’s Changemakers Live from Lagos
Introduction to Goalkeepers' #AfricaInMotion The Goalkeepers' #AfricaInMotion event is an exciting initiative that celebrates the diverse talents and innovative solutions emerging from the African continent. Live from Lagos, this event aims to highlight the stories of Africa's most influential changemakers and the community-driven efforts that are shaping the future. What to Expect from the Event… [Read More]
UNHA2 Opens with Global Momentum and Ministerial Support
UNHA2 Now Open: A Milestone Event The highly anticipated UNHA2 event has officially opened its doors, welcoming over 1,200 delegates from around the globe. Among these attendees are 42 ministers, highlighting the significant interest and valuable discussions expected to unfold during this impactful gathering. With a focus on collaboration and innovation, UNHA2 aims to address… [Read More]
International Day of UN Peacekeepers: Celebrating Women’s Role in Lasting Peace
The Essential Role of Women in UN Peacekeeping On the occasion of International Day of UN Peacekeepers, it is important to recognize and celebrate the indispensable contributions of women to peacekeeping efforts worldwide. Their involvement is not just a matter of equality but a crucial element in achieving lasting peace and security. Reducing Conflict and… [Read More]
The Impact of Funding Cuts on Women and Girls in Crisis
In recent years, funding cuts have disproportionately affected women and girls in crisis situations. These reductions in financial support have dire consequences on their health and safety, leading to alarming situations worldwide. Pregnant Women at Risk For pregnant women, the lack of adequate resources means they often find themselves delivering without the necessary medical assistance…. [Read More]
AfDBAM 2025: Driving Innovation for Africa’s Economic Resilience
Introduction to Africa’s Development Challenges At the upcoming Africa Development Bank Annual Meeting (AfDBAM) 2025, an essential dialogue will emerge around the pressing issues facing African economies today. This pivotal event aims to explore innovative ways to leverage Africa’s capital for sustainable development, especially in the face of increasing economic challenges. The Importance of Leveraging… [Read More]
The Gender Gap in Asia-Pacific’s Workforce: A Barrier to Growth
Introduction In a rapidly advancing region like Asia and the Pacific, one would expect to see equality in representation within the workforce, especially as education levels rise and economies grow. However, the reality remains stark: women continue to be significantly underrepresented in formal employment. This issue not only hinders individual progress but also stifles overall… [Read More]
CDB Vice President Calls for Bold Climate Resilience Reforms for SIDS at GSIS 2025
Introduction to Climate Resilience at GSIS 2025 At the recently held Global Summit on Innovative Solutions (GSIS) 2025, CDB Vice President Isaac Solomon addressed global leaders, focusing on the critical need to redefine climate resilience for Small Island Developing States (SIDS). This summit brought together experts and policymakers to discuss innovative strategies that can significantly… [Read More]
