UNDP Internship Program 2026 | Paid / Funded | Global Opportunity
🏛️ Organization: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
📍 Locations: Worldwide (Country Offices & Headquarters)
🎓 Internship Level: Bachelor’s, Master’s & recent graduates
🌍 Open To: International students
✨ Internship Benefits:
✅ Hands-on experience with UN development projects
✅ Work on global issues: poverty, climate, governance & sustainability
✅ Professional mentorship & international exposure
✅ Strong boost for UN & international careers
✅ Flexible internship duration
🗓️ Deadline: Varies
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VIDEO | Delhi: Closing ceremony of UNESCO meeting on Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage held at Red Fort. Christina Yeo, Undersecretary, Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Malaysia, said:
"From the first day, upon arrival at the airport, we have been given excellent hospitality and arrangement has been superb so far. India has been very friendly and welcoming and coming to this meeting in the magnificent Red Fort - UNESCO World Heritage site is a double bonus for us. Most of the us are visiting India for the first time."
#UNESCO #ICH #India #RedFort
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)
UNESCO Director-General @AAzoulay has designated 58 new Creative Cities.
With these additions, the Network includes 408 cities in more than 100 countries🌍, recognised for their commitment to creativity, culture and sustainable urban development.
Read more: https://t.co/BFPmf9sQEJ
An informal poll by Galen Centre & UiTM shows that "Suku-Suku Separuh" meals are unaffordable for most Malaysian families.
Eating two Suku-Suku Separuh plates a day (quarter carbs, quarter protein and half fruits & veggies) costs nearly half (46%) of household income nationwide.
The disparity by state is wide: from just under a third (32%) of household income in Labuan to two-thirds (66%) of household income in Sarawak.
The national average price of a Suku-Suku Separuh plate is about RM12.60. Prices range from about RM8.50 in Kedah to RM16.30 in KL.
However, prices don't necessarily mean greater cost to a household, relative to income.
For example, although a Suku-Suku Separuh plate is most expensive in KL (RM16.30), eating two such healthy meals daily costs 37% of household income in the capital city, lower than the 46% national average.
In another example, although the price of a Suku-Suku Separuh plate in Kelantan is relatively cheap at RM8.90 (lower than the RM12.60 national average price and fourth cheapest in the country), eating two Suku-Suku Separuh meals daily costs 57% of household income in the state, second highest in the country.
Read more: https://t.co/fypOGmGSKM
“UNESCO welcomes the recognition of its continued effectiveness, relevance and its ability to meet the high standards of a modern multilateral Organization.” - @AAzoulay
Director-General joined @MOPANnetwork in Paris for the launch of the 2025 Assessment of UNESCO.
📖 Read more: https://t.co/no55VydvnB
📊 Full report: https://t.co/07wO0WHRdb
Honoured to deliver remarks at the launch of the Regional Forum on the #ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) Strategic Plan in Kuala Lumpur🇲🇾. 🇯🇵 is proud to have contributed to the formulation of this important policy document through #JAIF.
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New inscription on the @UNESCO#WorldHeritage List: Forest Research Institute Malaysia Forest Park Selangor, #Malaysia 🇲🇾.
➡️ https://t.co/seTyyVu3sT #47WHC
“Today, at a time when multilateralism is under tremendous strain, when some nations abandon the principles of shared responsibility, and others question longstanding commitments, China’s global initiative offers a new lease of hope. They look outward, not inward. They speak not of rivalry, but of renewal." - Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim
"In the face of shocks to global order and economic globalisation, China and Malaysia will stand with countries in the region to combat the undercurrents of geopolitical and camp-based confrontation. Together, we will safeguard the bright prospects of our Asian family." - Chinese President Xi Jinping
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Chinese President Xi Jinping's remarks during President Xi’s second official visit to Malaysia in 12 years, a trip that comes at a time of heightened geopolitical tension and global economic uncertainty.