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Green Climate Fund confirms FAO’s role in supporting countries’ access to climate action resources
Australia joins international partnership for drought
Rome Water Dialogue 2023 seeks solutions and synergies and brings practical contributions
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Opens One Hundred and Tenth Session
UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination to review Italy, Croatia, Uruguay, Namibia, Senegal and Turkmenistan
Human Rights Committee Adopts Report on Follow-Up to Concluding Observations on Mexico, Niger, Portugal and Senegal
Director-General urges all FAO Members to reduce drivers of migration
FAO launches Action Plan for ambitious climate strategy
Senegal – protests and communications clampdown
Sierra Leone, FAO and Viet Nam sign new agreement to develop the rice sector in the African country
Scientists in Tahiti prepare to release sterilized mosquitoes to control dengue
Research Reveals Longstanding Cultural Continuity at Oldest Occupied Site in West Africa
Burundi’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Closes One Hundred and Ninth Session
‘Dakar Declaration’ to strengthen data on road crash deaths in Africa
Freshwater turtles found basking in moonlight
Tunisia must immediately stop hate speech and violence against migrants from south of Sahara, UN Committee issues early warning
In Dialogue with Morocco, Experts of the Committee on Migrant Workers Commend Migration Policy Development, Raise Issues Concerning Children of Migrants and…
African, Caribbean and Pacific countries ready to show the true potential of their fisheries and aquaculture sectors
Candidates for post of FAO Director-General announced
The UN must amplify young people’s voices and advance their rights, says High Commissioner Türk
Security Council Press Statement on Attack against United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali
Peru’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
33 referees, 55 assistant referees and 19 video match officials appointed for FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™
2022 REVIEW: 10 positive outcomes for children this year
Microsoft, Viasat Partner to Bring Internet Access to Unserved Areas Globally
Unitaid-sponsored programs progress toward 90% treatment target for women with precancerous lesions
UN warns of worsening conflict and displacement in Sahel without immediate climate action
Film makes space for satellites in global climate conversations at COP27
Strengthening Smiling Coast’s Strategy to Defeat NCDs
Poland’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Low- and middle-income countries struggle to provide health care to some, while others get too much medicine
True value of climate finance is third of what developed countries report
Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Concludes Seventy-Second Session after Adopting Concluding Observations on Reports
Committee on Rights of Migrant Workers Closes Thirty-Fifth Session after Adopting Concluding Observations on Bolivia
One Health in action: Rabies training brings together human and animal health professionals in Côte d’Ivoire
Sustainable water management: Groundbreaking digital tool gets global boost
Optus Stadium continues winning streak with international award
‘The world definitely needs to be changed’: Human rights advocate Matida Daffeh on her journey to convocation
UN Women Reveals Concerning Regression in Attitudes Towards Gender Roles During Pandemic in New Study
OECD 2022 Ministerial Statement and outcomes
Harnessing Power of Diversity and Inclusion for Transformation
ACT-Accelerator Facilitation Council co-chairs welcome financial and policy commitments made
Aotearoa New Zealand provides further funding for global Covid response
WHO and MPP announce agreement with NIH for Covid health technologies
Leaders urged to make firm commitments for second global Covid summit by act-accelerator agency leads
UN Refugee Agency appeals for urgent action amid soaring deaths at sea
Wild Dozen: Prized as ingredients, vulnerable wild plants face surging demand