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  ny-2015-148.pdf

Score: 1037288.8 - www.un.org/en/internalj...es/undt/orders/ny-2015-148.pdf

  order-unat-2013-126.pdf

Score: 1015587.2 - www.un.org/en/internalj...orders/order-unat-2013-126.pdf

  Closing ‘vast’ gender gap, ending child marriage key priorities, Ghanaian President tells UN | Afric

Closing ‘vast’ gender gap, ending child marriage key priorities, Ghanaian President tells UN | Africa Renewal Skip to main content Get the free mobile apps Get the latest news from us on our apps.   (...) UN Photo/Cia Pak Spotlighting the importance his country places on gender equality, the President of Ghana told the United Nations General Assembly today that a major priority will closing the “vast” gaps between men and women through, among other efforts, providing decent education for girls and working to end child marriage. (...) They do not solve the ultimate problem, which is the vast inequality between men and women that so many traditions have inculcated.”

Score: 989209.6 - https://www.un.org/africarenew...es-ghanaian-president-tells-un

  Ahead of global risk reduction conference, UN review finds vast majority of disasters climate-relate

Ahead of global risk reduction conference, UN review finds vast majority of disasters climate-related - United Nations Sustainable Development Skip to content Welcome to the United Nations عربي 中文 English Français Русский Español Search SDG Site A-Z Site Index Home About The Sustainable Development Agenda The Sustainable Development Goals: Our Framework for COVID-19 Recovery Decade of Action SDG Moment 2021 A New Social Contract for a New Era Food Systems Summit 2021 Why the SDGs Matter Monitoring and Progress – HLPF Sustainable Development Goals Report Financing for Development UN Secretary-General’s Strategy for Financing the 2030 Agenda United Nations Reform Campaigns Climate Gender Equality Ocean Goals 1-6 Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms Goal 2: Zero Hunger Goal 3: Health Goal 4: Education Goal 5: Gender equality and women’s empowerment Goal 6: Water and Sanitation 7-12 Goal 7: Energy Goal 8: Economic Growth Goal 9: Infrastructure, industrialization Goal 10: Inequality Goal 11: Cities Goal 12: Sustainable consumption and production 13-17 Goal 13: Climate Action Goal 14: Oceans Goal 15: Biodiversity, forests, desertification Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions Goal 17: Partnerships Take Action ActNow.bot Food Challenge ActNow | Food Challenge | Sustainable Recipes ActNow | Food Challenge | Videos Be the Change The Lazy Person’s Guide to Saving the World Partnerships About Partnerships SDGs in Action app SDG Media Compact SDG Publishers Compact SDG Media Zone SDG Action Zone SDG Advocates Climate Advocates News and Media News Featured News Press materials SDG Planning Calendar Goal of the Month Goal of the Month | Archive Download communications materials Videos Learn more Student Resources SDG Book Club SDG Book Club | Archive SDG Media Zone Why the SDGs Matter Search SDG Site A-Z Site Index Ahead of global risk reduction conference, UN review finds vast majority of disasters climate-related Ahead of global risk reduction conference, UN review finds vast majority of disasters climate-related View Larger Image The United Nations office dedicated to disaster risk reduction today appealed to world leaders ahead of a major gathering in northern Japan next week to provide clear, action-oriented guidance to tackle the underlying drivers of risk, such as climate change, which now accounts for 87 per cent of the disasters that have killed some 700,000 people over the past decade. (...) “It is of great concern that economic losses in major reported disaster events come to $1.4 trillion.” (...) The Sendai conference is also the first landmark meeting of a particularly crucial year for the United Nations, which is set to lead the global development and climate agenda at a number of major international events: an international meeting in Paris in December on the adoption of a universal text on climate change; the UN special summit in September for the adoption of a global sustainability agenda; and the financing for development conference in July in Addis Ababa, to renew commitment to global development financing. via UN News Center Vesna Blazhevska 2018-04-22T12:11:51-04:00 06 Mar 2015 | Disaster risk reduction , Goal 13: Climate Action , News | The 17 Goals Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More Read More SDG RESOURCES ACROSS THE UN Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform United Nations Sustainable Development Group United to Reform United Nations homepage SDG Media Zone UN News Adapting to climate change ‘happening worldwide’, essential Women building a sustainable future: green business begins to sprout in Ukraine World must ‘change track’ to protect oceans from climate crisis: Guterres Teaching key to better ocean protection, says UNESCO chief Follow Us UNITED NATIONS A-Z Site Index | Contact | Copyright | FAQ | Fraud Alert | Privacy Notice | Terms of Use Page load link   Loading Comments...  

Score: 982390 - https://www.un.org/sustainable...-of-disasters-climate-related/

  Microsoft Word - Abstract Suttle.doc

Microsoft Word - Abstract Suttle.doc The Oceans Represent a Vast Reservoir of Unexplored Genetic Diversity Curtis Suttle Departments of Earth & Ocean Sciences, Microbiology & Immunology, and Botany University of British Columbia The oceans are major drivers of global biogeochemical cycles. (...) Despite their overwhelming dominance of marine systems by microbes, they remain relative unknown in with respect to their genetic diversity. For example, the majority of genes in viruses isolated from the sea have no recognizable similarity to other genes that have been sequenced(Paul & Sullivan 2005). Similarly, the vast majority of putative genes in the marine virosphere have no recognizable similarity to other genetic sequences (Breitbart et al. 2002).

Score: 951427.6 - https://www.un.org/Depts/los/c...ocuments/8_abstract_suttle.pdf

  Kenya statement -- Criminal Accountability -- Sixth Committee (Legal) — 76th session

Kenya takes this opportunity to acknowledge that the vast majority of UN officials and experts on mission uphold the highest standards of integrity and conduct. We further acknowledge that these standards are necessary and fully in line with the trust reposed on international civil servants and the Organization. We thank this vast majority of officials and experts for their efforts and commitment; and we indeed encourage and support them to continue to do their part.

Score: 936907.3 - https://www.un.org/en/ga/sixth...accountability/08mtg_kenya.pdf

  OCHA Multimedia | OCHA

Photo: David Ohana/OCHA AVMU 12 March 2011 - Saloum Border Crossing, Egypt - Food is distributed to the almost 5,000 people still at the border. The vast majority of these are 'Third Country Nationals' from Nigeria, Bangladesh, Mali and Chad who have fled the unrest in Libya. Photo: David Ohana/OCHA AVMU 12 March 2011 - Saloum Border Crossing, Egypt - Food is distributed to the almost 5,000 people still at the border. The vast majority of these are 'Third Country Nationals' from Nigeria, Bangladesh, Mali and Chad who have fled the unrest in Libya. Photo: David Ohana/OCHA AVMU 12 March 2011 - Saloum Border Crossing, Egypt - Food is distributed to the almost 5,000 people still at the border. The vast majority of these are 'Third Country Nationals' from Nigeria, Bangladesh, Mali and Chad who have fled the unrest in Libya.

Score: 933035.4 - https://www.unocha.org/node/947079/multimedia

  Indonesia: Vast majority of young people believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatien

Indonesia: Vast majority of young people believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Indonesia Toggle navigation English Bahasa Indonesia Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Indonesia EXPLORE UNICEF ABOUT US CHILDREN IN INDONESIA WHERE WE WORK PARTNER WITH US PRESS CENTRE Donate now Main navigation What we do Resources Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Indonesia: Vast majority of young people believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises New global Gallup–UNICEF survey is first of its kind to ask multiple generations for their views on the world and what it is like to be a child today. 18 November 2021 UNICEF/2019/Wilander Available in: English Bahasa Indonesia JAKARTA, 19 November 2021  – More than 80 per cent of children and young people in Indonesia believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new global survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. The Changing Childhood survey shows that young people are also more likely to believe childhood itself has improved, with vast majorities believing that healthcare, education, and physical safety are better for today's children than for their parents' generation. 

Score: 926716.2 - https://www.unicef.org/indones...orld-becoming-better-place-yet

  WTO | 2007 News items - WTO publishes “World Tariff Profiles” with UNCTAD and ITC

It therefore appeared worthwhile and even essential to prepare a comprehensive reference publication that presents the vast amount of information in a comparable and synthetic format. (...) A glossary, which briefly explains some of the most commonly used terms, concludes the publication. Given the vast amount of statistical data and metadata that needed to be processed, and because this information is not available in one single organization, this publication was only possible as a joint effort of the WTO, UNCTAD and ITC. (...) This joint publication appears at a decisive moment in the multilateral trade negotiations and it responds to the needs of a large audience of specialists and non-specialists alike. It contains a vast amount of information that is essential for understanding what is at stake in the current round of negotiations in the field of market access.   

Score: 926139.55 - https://www.wto.org/english/ne...e/tariff_profiles_june07_e.htm

  First U-Report Bosnia and Herzegovina pool record teens’ concerns in the quality of the education sy

Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Article First U-Report Bosnia and Herzegovina pool record teens’ concerns in the quality of the education sy The vast majority of the participants expressed their concerns over the quality of education in Bosnia and Herzegovina Amina Mešić for UNICEF UNICEF/Omerbegović Available in: Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski English 05 December 2018 UNICEF Bosnia and Herzegovina launched their first poll and officially presented the U-Report Bosnia and Herzegovina platform on the 3 rd of December 2018. The main goal of the initiative is to increase participation and social activism of citizens, primarily of young people, to help them amplify their voices and opinions. U-Report’s major focus was adapting to the technologically advanced society by creating the platform that can be accessed through mobile devices. (...) The poll itself was focusing on the greatest issues the youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina are facing at the moment. The vast majority of the participants expressed their concerns over the quality of education in Bosnia and Herzegovina UNICEF/Bećirspahić The successful launching of the first U-Report Bosnia and Herzegovina poll is yet another example of the importance of youth participation in voicing and expressing their concerns and views towards the improvement of their quality of life.

Score: 925926.6 - https://www.unicef.org/bih/en/...-concerns-quality-education-sy