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  Water for Life Voices: Women sharing WASH technologies | International Decade for Action 'Water for

Water for Life Voices: Women sharing WASH technologies | International Decade for Action 'Water for Life' 2005-2015 Welcome to the United Nations. (...) UN Search عربي 中文 English Français Русский   Español   Home Contact us FAQs UN-Water Water for Life Decade ON THE DECADE About the Decade Decade's Milestones THE DECADE'S CAMPAIGN You make the Decade! (...) From MDGs to SDGs >> Five years of UN-Water "Water for Life" Awards 2011-2015 >> Water for Life Voices Copyright | Terms of use | Privacy notice | Site Index | Fraud alert | Help no google analytics no google analytics no google analytics

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  Water for Life Voices: Knowledge Bank. Women sharing WASH technologies, Central and South Asia | Int

Water for Life Voices: Knowledge Bank. Women sharing WASH technologies, Central and South Asia | International Decade for Action 'Water for Life' 2005-2015 Welcome to the United Nations. (...) UN Search عربي 中文 English Français Русский   Español   Home Contact us FAQs UN-Water Water for Life Decade ON THE DECADE About the Decade Decade's Milestones THE DECADE'S CAMPAIGN You make the Decade! (...) From MDGs to SDGs >> Five years of UN-Water "Water for Life" Awards 2011-2015 >> Water for Life Voices Copyright | Terms of use | Privacy notice | Site Index | Fraud alert | Help no google analytics no google analytics no google analytics

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  The Risks Grooming a

Violence While aggression is an unfortu- nate part of life, the sheer range and volume of online violence is something most of us don’t want our children to see or hear. (...) While this can promote greater communica- tion, understanding and respect; it also makes it easier to spread racial abuse and hate.

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  ITU Child Online Protection

While this can promote greater communica-tion, part of life, the sheer range understanding and respect; and volume of online violence is something most of us don’t want our children to see or hear. Children, especially young ones, are better off not being exposed to depictions of war, domestic abuse, bigotry, misogyny and other vicious attacks. it also makes it easier to spread racial abuse and hate.

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  With the support of the EU, civil society organizations will improve public services and the quality

With the support of the EU, civil society organizations will improve public services and the quality of life in their local communities | United Nations Development Programme Skip to main content Serbia Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved English Srpski Global Nav toggle Search Who we are What we do Our impact Get involved English Locations Back Select Language Srpski Home Serbia With the support of the EU, civil society organizations will improve public services and the quality of life in their local communities With the support of the EU, civil society organizations will improve public services and the quality of life in their local communities October 7, 2022 UNDP Serbia Belgrade, October 7, 2022 - With the support of the European Union (EU), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Serbia today awarded grants worth $525,000 to representatives of 30 civil society organizations (CSOs). Their initiatives were selected as the best within the public call for improvement of public services and the quality of life of citizens in Babušnica, Vladičina Han, Vrnjačka Banja, Kruševac, Topola, Novi Sad and Subotica. (...) This is our contribution to everyone who wants to reduce inequalities and establish dialogue at the local level, to do it faster and easier." "Through the improved cooperation of local self-governments and civil society organizations, 2,800 citizens in these 7 cities and municipalities in Serbia will have better health services, as well as social protection services adapted to vulnerable groups," noted Anas Qarman , acting permanent representative of UNDP in Serbia, adding that young people will also receive additional support for active participation in the life of their local communities, education and employment.

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  UNECE and the European Centre Vienna agree on cooperation in developing policy responses to populati

Their poverty in old age reflects gender disadvantages during their life courses. Women have career breaks for childbearing or caring; they earn less and work shorter hours or do more informal work. (...) Other measures aim at increasing women’s labour market participation through making it easier to reconcile work and family life. Measures proven to be successful include greater flexibility of working hours and a tax system that offers incentives to women to earning an income. (...) The Czech Republic provides grants to carriers to acquire low-floor vehicles or vehicles with built-in facilities to make boarding easier for disabled persons and persons with limited mobility.

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  646 Bull World Healt

The report finds that five leading risk fac- tors (childhood underweight, unsafe sex, alcohol use, unsafe water and sanitation, and high blood pressure) are responsible for one-quarter of all deaths in the world and one-fifth of all disability-adjusted life years (DALYs). Success in reducing exposure to these five risk factors alone would increase global life expectancy by nearly 5 years. (...) Some risk factors are easier to as- sess than others. Exposure to biological risks such as high body mass index (BMI) or vitamin deficiencies can be measured with relatively little error, and can be linked to disease outcomes on an individual basis. (...) When included, their burden may be estimated with more uncertainty than for risks that are easier to measure. This inevitably pro- duces a set of estimates for risk factors that are not perfectly comparable and must be interpreted carefully.

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  Making Sudan open defecation free to ensure healthier communities | UNICEF Sudan

"When I was pregnant, it was difficult to walk far and at night I get scared to go out, having a toilet at home has made life so much easier." Hawa Ahmed UNICEF/Respect Media Hawa Ahmed, a mother of three, stands in front of her newly built latrine. “When I was pregnant, it was difficult to walk far and at night I get scared to go out, having a toilet at home has made life so much easier.” UNICEF Sudan/Respect Media The children are very happy with the tippy-tap handwashing station, they get to press, and watch physics do the rest, encouraging to wash their hands more often.

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  For families trapped in shelters, e-vouchers made life easier | UNICEF State of Palestine

For families trapped in shelters, e-vouchers made life easier | UNICEF State of Palestine Skip to main content State of Palestine Toggle navigation English العربية Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast State of Palestine EXPLORE UNICEF About us Contact us Work with us Press centre Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Article For families trapped in shelters, e-vouchers made life easier The family fled heavy fighting in the early days of the war, and spent most of it taking shelter in the crowded Carmel boy’s school in Gaza City Monica Awad 03 September 2014 GAZA, State of Palestine, 3 September 2014 - Kifah Abu Shanab, husband Nabil and four children have just returned home in the Shejaiya neighbourhood, which was partly levelled by 50 days of armed conflict in Gaza.

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  TDR | New and improved TDR Global Discovery Platform makes finding experts and collaborators easier

TDR | New and improved TDR Global Discovery Platform makes finding experts and collaborators easier Skip to main content Access Home Alt+0 Navigation Alt+1 Content Alt+2 Search Search the WHO .int site Submit Advanced search Navigation Home News About us Research for implementation Strengthening Research Capacity Grants Publications & resources Global Engagement and Partnerships Diseases & topics Research on neglected priority needs, including product R&D, evaluation in real life settings, and increasing access to new tools Developing research leadership through education, training, networks and quality management Assessing global research needs and priorities, providing knowledge management and support for partner coordination All the calls for research and training grants, career development fellowships and how to apply Read, download or order TDR's publications and multimedia resources For the latest news, press releases and TDR events For more on TDR's strategy, governance, history and to find our staff For more on TDR partnerships and networks Menu News Latest news New and improved TDR Global Discovery Platform makes finding experts and collaborators easier TDR news item 7 December 2020 TDR has recently launched its new and improved TDR Global Discovery Platform , which allows TDR Global members and others to more easily identify and contact potential research collaborators. (...) The new Discovery Platform makes the process of searching for, and communicating with, such individuals within the TDR Global community so much easier. The scientist goes to the Platform’s homepage: https://profiles.tdr-global.net/ . (...) (Clicking the “only” option makes it easy to select this option only). For example, she could choose the “WHO South-East Asia Region” only.

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