🗨️Organisations and Members that have cooperated on the #Aid4Trade initiative have made a huge difference in peoples' lives, said @NOIweala while launching a new WTO publication 📗entitled "Strengthening Africa's Capacity to trade" at the plenary session of the Stocktacking Event
"Our present headache: a superhighway system jammed with people fleeing not from disaster but from the very city that is supposed to offer all the benefits that make life desirable."
—Lewis Mumford, 1968
Some people are aghast that we‘ve connected dots between environmental, econ, social, + racial justice in the #GreenNewDeal.
Despite Flint, Standing Rock, Puerto Rico, Katrina, & WV, people desperately want us blind to the injustices of frontline communities.
Here’s another ⬇️
To achieve #HealthForAll we must serve the vulnerable and leave no one behind. That includes ensuring clean air for everyone, everywhere. WHO is committed to working towards reducing #AirPollution deaths by 2/3 by 2030. It’s time to #BreatheLife.
https://t.co/LEwxHtDO1T
These are the biggest world's killers:
-Cancer
-Diabetes
-Lung disease
-Heart Disease
-Stroke
#AirPollution is the second largest enabler to these killers.
Let's STOP it.
Let's #BreatheLife!
Great news from Accra, Ghana - the first African city to join #BreatheLife campaign!
Congratulations Mayor of Accra for taking action to make health impact of #AirPollution visible and preventable.
https://t.co/9QbCoJZ3mU
Accra, Ghana Mayor, the honourable Mohammed Sowah, announces Accra as the first major African city to join the #BreatheLife campaign @WHO @CCACoalition
#Breathelife - Accra - Drama illustrates risk of air pollution in story about a woman whose child dies from pneumonia induced by cookstove smoke -at Accra #BreatheLife event in the presence of honorable Accra Mayor Mohammed Sowah
@BhushanTuladhar Yes this @WHO report shows how green spaces are a powerful Rx for cities - green spaces filter air pollution, cool temperatures, provide safe space for physical activity, and even improve mental health. #BreatheLife
“Evidence shows that urban green space has health benefits, particularly for economically deprived communities, children, pregnant women and senior citizens," says #WHO