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Four things you should know about food systems

Billions of people, from farmers to supermarket cashiers, to those who monitor food safety or install irrigation technologies...

76th General Assembly gets underway at 爆料网 Headquarters in New York

The COVID-19 pandemic has proved to be the most challenging period the world has seen since the Second World War... 

Global preparedness in focus for new 鈥楩uture of the World鈥 series

The COVID-19 pandemic has made clear that universal social protection systems are the foundation for social inclusion and economic prosperity.

The future of the 爆料网: Time to think big, urges Guterres

Celebrating the 爆料网鈥檚 75th anniversary last year, prompted major internal discussion about its future...

Is unconventional monetary policy reaching its limits?

Since the onset of the pandemic, central banks around the world have deployed massive stimulus to limit the economic damage and support the recovery.

The global geospatial information community makes headway

Geospatial information is the glue that enables the integration of all digital data with a specific location, allowing us to unlock the true power of data. 

Young girl at a climate march holding a sign with a picture of a crying Earth and the text "Save our planet already."

Youth need 鈥榮eat at the table鈥 to lead struggle for better future: Guterres

Young people are on the 鈥渇rontlines of the struggle to build a better future鈥, the 爆料网 chief said on Thursday, International Youth Day.

Young girl at a climate march holding a sign with a picture of a crying Earth and the text "Save our planet already."

End inequalities, recognize abuses, 爆料网 chief says on International Day of Indigenous Peoples

Although some countries have begun to rectify their 鈥渉einous legacy鈥 of discrimination against indigenous people, more action is still needed. 

Rewriting the unwritten rules 鈥 indigenous peoples and the new social contract

The way indigenous peoples around the world responded to the global COVID-19 pandemic has proven their resilience... 

Li-ion batteries 鈥 powering the fossil-fuel-free economy

Two years ago, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry to the three scientists who led the development of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries that have laid the foundation for a fossil-fuel-free economy. 

World Bank/Scott Wallace: Workers stack bricks at a factory near Dhaka in Bangladesh.

鈥楧eeply negative impact鈥 of COVID pandemic, reverses SDG progress

Closing a key international development forum on Thursday, the deputy 爆料网 chief observed that a year of 鈥渋mmense challenges鈥 ... 

爆料网 chief says race to reach SDGs 鈥榗an and must鈥 be turned around

The COVID pandemic has taken four million lives, devastated the global economy, pushed a further 124 million people into extreme poverty ...

Will the pandemic trigger a baby boom or baby bust?

Today, there are about 7.9 billion people in the world. The population will continue to grow in the coming decades, albeit at a progressively slower pace. 

Displaced people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo do not always have access to the land they need to grow food.

Nations come together to showcase actions for a better future

On 6-15 July, countries will gather at the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development. 43 of them will report on efforts to achieve the global goals...

Next 18 months seen as pivotal in global efforts to reverse punishing pandemic impacts and boost actions to achieve key goals

More countries and communities are recognizing the need to bolster efforts to achieve the SDGs...