“We all have the same goal.”
@LucasLeiva87 and others from the world of football have told us about their inspiration & optimism.
What gives you hope for humanity in these challenging times?
Everyone has the right to food.
Yet millions of people worldwide go to bed hungry.
On Friday’s #WorldFoodDay, @WFP is calling for greater global efforts to ensure food reaches every person in need. https://t.co/pNzje82a1G
“Palestinians and Israelis deserve more than short-term fixes.
They deserve a credible path to peace."
Top @UNDPPA official says it's time to return to a genuine peace process in the Middle East to ensure a future of security and dignity for all.
https://t.co/Od9AAXcgN0
Nature won’t thrive on good intentions alone.
But we can halt & reverse biodiversity loss & secure the natural foundations upon which all human life & prosperity depend.
The State of Biodiversity Action Report provides the necessary evidence & roadmap.
https://t.co/fYoAmYwc5D
The cost of leaving people behind is rising.
The latest World Social Report shows that delaying investment in people has a measurable cost. A decade’s delay in social protection could mean losing 12% of economic output.
More on the #WorldSocialReport: https://t.co/hQOkEeO4oK
Nature is our most important infrastructure.
Yet, nature is in crisis.
The Global Biodiversity Framework is the world’s roadmap out of it.
Find out more about this world plan for nature: https://t.co/NU1ZaBpHfw
#COP17Armenia#KMGBF
The future of work needs a human focus.
As AI and digital platforms reshape labour markets, policies must protect workers, support transitions and ensure productivity gains benefit all.
More in @UNDESA's latest #WorldSocialReport: https://t.co/Ln8G3wU2fK
Critical health supplies were destroyed when a WHO warehouse in Ukraine was hit in an attack. These supplies were intended for health facilities treating patients every day.
From the burnt warehouse, @Chikwe_I, Executive Director, WHO Health Emergencies Programme, explains what the loss means for health care in Ukraine and how WHO is adapting to keep essential medicines and medical supplies moving to where they are needed most.
Attacks on health care must stop.
Health workers, patients and medical facilities and supplies must be protected under international humanitarian law.
📍 #Afghanistan: Women and children are walking up to 4 hours to reach nutrition clinics as malnutrition worsens.
As winter approaches, 19.2M people are projected to face acute food insecurity, while malnutrition is worsening - https://t.co/38QXTuU5XT
WFP has the capacity, partners and dedicated teams to respond. What’s needed now is additional support to keep that response going.
Hear from WFP’s Ross Smith
When emergencies strike, every moment matters and your support saves lives.
Help UNHCR respond to disasters like the Panama earthquake.
Homes have been destroyed, infrastructure damaged and families left in urgent need.
If you’re able, please donate: https://t.co/uDLV20jvb1
One of the easiest and most effective ways to keep your child safe from germs is handwashing.
On Thursday’s #GlobalHandwashingDay, @UNICEF shares tips to turn it into a healthy, fun habit for life: https://t.co/J49aApWmTM
🚨Escalating conflict in Yemen is cutting off life-saving assistance to 800,000 people in Taiz.
WFP is providing emergency assistance where it can and stands ready to scale up as access allows, but safe and sustained humanitarian access, together with urgent funding, is critical.
In #Ukraine, another wave of large-scale attacks killed and injured civilians and damaged critical energy infrastructure.
The attacks left 600,000 people without electricity and disrupted water in parts of Kyiv.
Humanitarians responded rapidly.
Read: https://t.co/EedYM6pjr4
Rural women make invaluable contributions to their communities and are key to building a more sustainable, resilient future for all.
On Thursday’s International Day of #RuralWomen, join us in thanking them and supporting their efforts.
https://t.co/vyTLp5Y2Xz via @UN_Women
“The path to a stable, unified & prosperous Libya remains long, but our destination remains within reach."
Head of @UNSMILibya tells Security Council, calling for flexebility & political will needed to reach common ground.
https://t.co/F554Jw4v0D
Every woman’s cancer journey is unique, but access to care should never depend on geography or income.
This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, leaders from the AU, WHO & OAFLAD are calling for accelerated action on women’s cancers across Africa.
Read more: https://t.co/kgIJyqqNBu
The majority of the dozens of people killed and injured in a drone attack on a displacement site in #Sudan last Friday were women and girls.
Attacks must be investigated.
Accountability must be ensured.
#Peace must prevail.
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/WgCB91R0h8
🚨 #Yemen: Escalating conflict is cutting off life-saving assistance in Taiz.
Humanitarian access must be protected so assistance can continue reaching people in need.
🔗 Read more: https://t.co/rJjisyA8g9
In four @UNPeacekeeping missions around the world, over 750 military and police officers from Malawi are #ServingForPeace, leaving their families to protect those most at risk.
We thank these brave women and men for their service and sacrifice.
https://t.co/FaklQCv9og
In Sudan, continued violence is killing civilians and disrupting aid, while displacement and food insecurity worsen.
Across Darfur, humanitarians are navigating enormous challenges to keep assistance moving.
Join our colleague Yurii to see what it takes to reach people in need.
UNICEF estimates that 38,000 people, including 8,300 children, are in need of humanitarian assistance following the earthquake that struck Panama on October 9.
In coordination with the Government of Panama, UNICEF and humanitarian partners have scaled up emergency response, deploying additional personnel and mobilising critical supplies to ensure that children remain at the center of the humanitarian response and recovery efforts.
Details below. https://t.co/T5nZNombU3