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  10 Ideas from Young People in Gyumri and Spitak | UNICEF

This way, both tourists and residents will be able to get info on transportation routes in the city, places to see and instructions on how to find a specific place that they are looking for. (...) He wants to become a doctor, but before becoming one, he wants to get everyone healthy through the physical education classes! (...) Waste sorting in Spitak UNICEF Armenia/2019/Ulikhanyan This is UPSHIFT’s all-girls team and they are very proud to have managed to win over other team at their schools to come to UPSHIFT.

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  THE ROLE OF INTERNAL

The lower income group registered a relatively high growth rate of over 5 per cent for most of the periods. The high income group’s share of manufacturing value added, on the other hand, declined over the period 1990-2016. (...) The tariff rate has been stable and much lower for high income categories over the entire period, and higher for other income groups, though declining over time. (...) Figure 7 illustrates that the high income group dominated others in the export of manufactured goods; since 1960, over 60 per cent of exports by this group has consisted of manufactured products, and the rate has remained relatively stable over the entire period.

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  With engineers and roadway repair crews, Thai blue helmets help keep South Sudan moving | | 1UN News

When we meet someone, we greet them with smiles and raise our hands, which is typical in Thai culture. This has helped the local people welcome us,” the Lt. (...) Q: Have you provided any support to the population or authorities with regard to the response to COVID-19 crisis? A: Lt. Col. Kaisin Sasunee: In support of the COVID-19 response, my unit donated medical equipment such as surgical masks and hand sanitizer to Samson Nursery School, Exodus Academy, Lanya Health Care Center and other organizations, to help raise their awareness about prevention. (...) Q: Do you have a message for any of your compatriots who might want to join UN Peacekeeping? A: Lt. Col.

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  On the frontline of Nepal’s earthquake recovery | UNICEF Nepal

Children had to go home to use the toilet and often did not return to classes. Things were particularly difficult for adolescent girls, who skipped school during their periods owing to the absence of proper facilities. (...) UNICEF Nepal/2019/AKarki Related topics Gender equality Humanitarian action and emergencies Emergency relief and response Nepal More to explore Photo essay Water brings joy in Gorkha Government of Finland and UNICEF jointly hands over community water supply schemes in Gorkha, the epicentre of 2015 Nepal earthquake. See the story Article Wrench in hand In the epicentre of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake, UNICEF-trained plumber Januka Karki is turning gender expectations on their head.

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  Speech by Resident Representative Ms. Louise Chamberlain at the Launch of the Development of the lon

Louise Chamberlain at the Launch of the Development of the long-term strategy on carbon neutral by 2050 of Kyrgyz Republic | United Nations Development Programme Skip to main content Kyrgyzstan Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved Global Nav toggle Search Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved English Locations Home Kyrgyzstan Speeches Speech by Resident Representative Ms. (...) There are few shortcuts, but there are many paths that can help sustain and accelerate country progress. UNDP has so far supported 33 countries in development of LTS and Another 50 LTSs are under development. (...) Lastly, the LTS is setting future stage of development, we need more women and young people as decision-makers at the table.

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  Woman army officer in forefront of COVID-19 battle in Sierra Leone | | 1UN News

Woman army officer in forefront of COVID-19 battle in Sierra Leone | | 1UN News Skip to main content Welcome to the United Nations Language العربية 中文 English Français Русский Español Português Kiswahili Other Hindi हिंदी Global UN News Global perspective Human stories Search Search Advanced Search Main navigation Home Africa Americas Asia Pacific Middle East Europe UN Art and Gifts History Corner Topics Peace and Security Economic Development Humanitarian Aid Climate and Environment Human Rights UN Affairs Women Law and Crime Prevention Health Culture and Education SDGs Migrants and Refugees In depth Interviews Features Photo Stories News in Brief The Lid is On UN Gender Focus UN and Africa UN Podcasts Secretary-General Spokesperson All Statements Selected Speeches Press Encounters Official Travels Media UN Video UN Photo Meeting Coverage Media Accreditation Webtv Audio and Subscription Audio Hub Subscribe Woman army officer in forefront of COVID-19 battle in Sierra Leone © NaCOVERC/Alpha Daramy Lt. (...) As the National Emergency Medical Services Referral Coordinator in the capital city of Freetown, Lt. Moiwo has to juggle national ambulance services, clinicians at hospitals, treatment centers and isolation units, and psychosocial assistance for patients and their families. (...) COVID-19 Siera Leone GENDER EQUALITY Related Stories UN highlights transformative power of equal participation, marking International Women’s Day New glossary in Sierra Leone’s major languages issued by UN-backed tribunal First Person: ‘If I die fighting for justice, I will not have regrets’ News Tracker: Past Stories on This Issue DR Congo: Eastern Ebola outbreak defeated, ‘mission impossible’ now a ‘sign of hope’  25 June 2020 Health After nearly two years and 2,280 deaths, the world’s second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is finally over, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday.  

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  Basic Life Skills Co

In the future, this manual and its contents can be modified for use with youth in other settings -- including schools, sports initiatives, parenting classes, internally displaced camps, and a wide variety of programs tailored to the needs of various subsets of vulnerable children and youth. (...) The eyes especially help you to see how someone is feeling. • The facilitator should act these out to en- gage the class and make the lesson more meaningful/memorable. (...) Mina, on the other hand, finds balance bet- 3534 Basic Life Skills Course Facilitator’s Manual ween doing her homework, spending time with her friends, and going to dance classes.

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  • ~~ ~ THE PRESIDE

Marie-Louise Baricako, Ms. Radhika Coomaraswamy, Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Abhijit Guha, Mr. Andrew Hughes, Mr. (...) Henrietta Joy Abena Nyarko Mensa-Bonsu, Mr. B. Lynn Pascoe, Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Floriano Peixoto Vieira Neto, Ms. (...) Even as the UN Mission in South Sudan struggled to shelter those fleeing violence, there were too many beyond the reach of the mission who had to look within for the courage and strength to survive.

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  Let’s flatten the infodemic curve

One person might share fake news with their friends and family, and then a handful of them share it with more of their friends and family, and before you know it, potentially harmful or dangerous information is taking over everyone’s newsfeed. (...) WHO has also partnered with the Government of the United Kingdom on a digital campaign to raise awareness of misinformation around COVID-19 and encourage individuals to report false or misleading content online. (...) A version of this content originally ran on The Spinoff  and has been adapted for use by WHO under creative commons.    

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  Remarks Panel 6 Next Steps for Multilateral Dialogue

These new actors have very different levels of capability, and what may be deemed as irresponsible behaviour by an advanced space actor could represent the very best efforts of a less experienced emerging space actor. 2 This is why when we talk of developing international norms, we need to bear in mind that in multilateral diplomacy we can sometimes only move at the pace of the slowest actors. To those who say this pace is too slow, my answer would be that this emphasizes the importance of capacity building, another important function of multilateral bodies, and in this regard I must take the opportunity here to commend the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs for their excellent efforts in this regard, as well as the many member States that have actively supported the Office’s capacity building efforts over many years. (...) We also need to discuss a process to introduce and assess topics for new guideline proposals. 4 In short, COPUOS still has a lot of work to do in the area of LTS. I would now like to turn to the issue of Transparency and Confidence Building Measures, or TCBMs. There has been much discussion of TCBMs in this conference over the past two days.

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