UNGA 78 had a strong focus on health, with meetings on pandemic prevention, universal health coverage, and tuberculosis. The aim is to strengthen global health systems.
UN General Assembly adopts declaration to accelerate SDGs, calling for urgent action in key areas such as hunger, climate change, and education.
Black Sea Grain Initiative has helped to export millions of tonnes of grain and other foodstuffs from Ukraine's ports, playing an indispensable role in global food security.
SDGs are a set of 17 goals adopted by all UN member states in 2015 to end poverty and protect the planet. UN chief urges to achieve the SDGs by 2030.
A new report by the WMO and the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service found that Europe was approximately 2.3°C above the pre-industrial average in 2022.
Women's land rights are in the spotlight as UN Chief calls for eliminating legal barriers to women owning land and to involve them in policy-making.
As 160 million children around the world are working instead of going to school, ILO and FAO call for action to end child labour in agriculture.
A new report from the UN and partners has warned that the world is not on track to meet SDG7, which aims to ensure access to affordable, clean energy for all.
World Food Safety Day: WHO and FAO are urging policymakers, food businesses, educational institutions, and workplaces to take action to improve food safety.
UNESCO's roadmap on AI in education provides guidance to policymakers and educators on how to maximize the benefits of AI while minimizing the risks.
Tobacco farming takes up arable land that could be used to grow food. It is harmful to the environment while also exposing farmers to nicotine poisoning and debt traps.
Geoparks are protected areas recognized for their geological heritage and are important for conservation, education and sustainable development. UNESCO just added 18 more.
A new report shows that roughly one in three primary school-aged children is living with obesity, and the numbers are set to rise further.
UNCTAD's Trade and Environment Review values the ocean economy at $3-6 billion and calls for a global Blue Deal to promote sustainable use of ocean resources.
Many countries could fail to reach their national education targets for 2030 unless they receive an extra $97 billion in funding, according to UNESCO.
