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When pupils from the Chadwick International School went on an exchange trip to their math teacher’s homeland the Philippines they were faced with a mystery. The kids from their twin school were warm

For Timor-Leste, as with most other islands in the Pacific, fortunes are to be found in fish – an equity food available to all regardless of status.Nevertheless, the island is highly exposed t

Despite vying with COVID-19 for the grim distinction of the world’s deadliest infectious disease, TB is not often connected with climate change.

On May 1, United Nations member states’ special envoys on Afghanistan will meet in Doha, Qatar to discuss how to address the Taliban’s latest restrictions on humanitarian operations.The two

With 60 percent of African countries spending more on debt repayment than on national healthcare, the EU should use Global Gateway financing to address structural issues rather than conversations about finance.

Indonesia needs to balance uplifting people from poverty, managing climate change, and sustainable farming practices in its palm oil industry.

Road traffic crashes take the lives of around 3,700 people each day; the equivalent of losing a large cruise ship of passengers at maximum capacity. Through annual Calls for Proposals, the Fund coordinates and finances projects that help ensure road safety is treated as the significant public health issue that it is

Smallholder farmers are critical to the success of Indonesia’s efforts to address deforestation. Supporting this group is a crucial objective for the UNDP.

EnerTracks Fellowship Programme 2023 for Climate & Energy Enthusiasts from Developing Countries (Fully Funded to Berlin, Germany) Application Deadline:  May

For the last five years, the UNDP has worked with some of the world’s biggest producers of commodities like cocoa to protect livelihoods and the planet.