The first World AIDS Day since political leaders committed to ending the epidemic by 2030 as part of the United Nations-led Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has generated “new hope” to break the epidemic and keep it from rebounding in “an unparalleled opportunity to change the course of history for ever.”
At a gathering of African leaders at the United Nations climate change conference (COP21), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stressed that their continent has an enormous stake in the success of the global event which aims to reach a new universal climate agreement to limit the rise of global temperature.
Innovative Efforts to Eliminate Natural Deforestation and Forest Degradation in a Few Decades Strengthens Communities, Improves Livelihoods and Feeds the World
Leaders in the global drive to protect and restore forests met on Tuesday to announce a new focus on implementing partnerships with additional resources to ensure healthy forests and the sustainable farming and livelihoods that […]
For the next two weeks we will share highlights here from the heart of what will be one of the biggest climate conferences ever.
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