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Environmental protection moves ‘closer to the people’ through new human rights agreement
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A wide range of human rights activists have been targeted in Colombia, especially those living in rural areas.Human and environmental rights campaigners are one focus of a new UNEP/OHCHR agreement signed 16 August, 2019.
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Environmental protection moves ‘closer to the people’ through new human rights agreement
16 August 2019
Human Rights
The UN environment agency and human rights office (OHCHR) signed a landmark new agreement on Friday aimed at better protecting vulnerable human and environmental rights defenders and their families, while increasing protection for people and the places where they live, across the world.
(...) In doing so, we will move towards a more sustainable and just planet,” she added.
Human, environmental rights, need 'stronger global partnerships'
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, said: “Our planet is being recklessly destroyed, and we urgently need stronger global partnerships to take action to save it...We call on leaders and governments to recognise that climate change and environmental degradation severely undermine the human rights of their people, particularly those in vulnerable situations – including the generations of tomorrow.”
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UNDP reaches out to children in “Dayanch” summer camp to mark the World Environment Day | United Nations Development Programme
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UNDP reaches out to children in “Dayanch” summer camp to mark the World Environment Day
UNDP reaches out to children in “Dayanch” summer camp to mark the World Environment Day
June 7, 2022
UNDP reaches out to children in “Dayanch” summer camp to mark the World Environment Day
UNDP Turkmenistan
Ashgabat, 7 June 2022: The UNDP Office in Turkmenistan together with the Nature Protection Society of Turkmenistan held an Educational session themed "Only One Earth" for children of the sanatorium complex "Dayanch" in the Avaza National Tourist Zone.
The educational session at the summer camp was organized on the occasion of the World Environment Day - 5 June by the UNDP/GEF/Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan project "Sustainable Cities in Turkmenistan: Integrated Green Urban Development in Ashgabat and Awaza”.
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Within the framework of the joint project of UNDP and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan "Sustainable Cities in Turkmenistan...
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(MINUSCA/Hervé Serefio, 2018)
UN Volunteers drive change and support action for the protection of our environment
05 June 2018
World Environment Day
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Volunteerism has historically been a key driver of the global environmental movement. (...) In Africa, environmental protection is essential to achieving the SDGs. (...) Ten national UN Volunteers with this UNDP/Global Environment Facility project support awareness-raising campaigns, and the development of bio-cultural protocols with the mobilization of local and community volunteers.
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UN Volunteers drive change and support action for the protection of our environment
05 June 2018
World Environment Day
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Volunteerism has historically been a key driver of the global environmental movement. (...) In Africa, environmental protection is essential to achieving the SDGs. (...) Ten national UN Volunteers with this UNDP/Global Environment Facility project support awareness-raising campaigns, and the development of bio-cultural protocols with the mobilization of local and community volunteers.
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https://www.unv.org/index.php/fr/node/15639
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(MINUSCA/Hervé Serefio, 2018)
UN Volunteers drive change and support action for the protection of our environment
05 June 2018
World Environment Day
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Volunteerism has historically been a key driver of the global environmental movement. (...) In Africa, environmental protection is essential to achieving the SDGs. (...) Ten national UN Volunteers with this UNDP/Global Environment Facility project support awareness-raising campaigns, and the development of bio-cultural protocols with the mobilization of local and community volunteers.
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https://www.unv.org/fr/node/15639
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(MINUSCA/Hervé Serefio, 2018)
UN Volunteers drive change and support action for the protection of our environment
05 June 2018
World Environment Day
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Volunteerism has historically been a key driver of the global environmental movement. (...) In Africa, environmental protection is essential to achieving the SDGs. (...) Ten national UN Volunteers with this UNDP/Global Environment Facility project support awareness-raising campaigns, and the development of bio-cultural protocols with the mobilization of local and community volunteers.
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PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING THE GLOBAL PROGRAMME OF ACTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT FROM LAND-BASED ACTIVITIES AT THE NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS OVER THE PERIOD 2007–2011
K1173865 281211
UNITED
NATIONS
EP
UNEP/GPA/IGR.3/2
United Nations
Environment
Programme
Distr.: General
9 November 2011
Original: English
Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the
Implementation of the Global Programme of Action
for the Protection of the Marine Environment
from Land-based Activities
Third session
Manila, 25–27 January 2012
Item 5 of the provisional agenda∗
Review of implementation of the Global Programme of Action for the
Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities at
the international, regional and national levels
Progress in implementing the Global Programme of Action for
the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based
Activities at the national, regional and international levels over
the period 2007–2011
Note by the secretariat
Introduction
1. (...) It does so by providing a framework for strengthening cooperation between
UNEP, multilateral environmental agreements and other bodies engaged in environmental capacity-building,
including the United Nations Development Programme, the Global Environment Facility, civil society and other
relevant stakeholders.
(...) The regional seas conventions and action plans continue to provide the key regional policy
framework to implement the Global Programme and other global instruments dealing with the
protection of the marine environment.

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The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), established in 1972, is the voice for the environment within the United Nations system. UNEP acts as a catalyst, advocate, educator and facilitator to promote the wise use and sustainable development of the global environment. UNEP work encompasses: assessing global, regional and national environmental conditions and trends; developing international and national environmental instruments; and strengthening institutions for the wise management of the environment.
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The right to a healthy environment at the global level 15
VII. Conclusions and recommendations 17
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I. (...) The United Nations Environment Programme was also praised for its recent Environmental Rights Initiative, which is helping to develop a broader understanding of the relationship between environmental protection and human rights. (...) Participants stressed the fact that the right should not be found only on paper in constitutions, legislation and treaties, but it must also be operationalized, and that this was urgent in light of the global environmental emergency. It is important to make the right enforceable and judiciable.
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