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Declaration acts as catalyst for renewed commitment to sustainable development ahead of Summit of the Future

News and Press Release in English on World about Disaster Management, Flood and Tropical Cyclone; published on 29 May 2024 by SPREP

Situation Report in English on Sao Tome and Principe about Agriculture, Education and more; published on 29 May 2024 by WFP

Foreign Secretary Ms. Lamsal Addressed SIDS4 Meeting

The World Health Organization (WHO) launched its first-ever Investment Round on Sunday as part of a broader plan to transform the way the Organization is funded heading into an era of climate change, mass migration, pandemic threats, an aging world population, and turbulent geopolitics.

Global warming continues its upwards march, posing an existential threat to many small island developing states (SIDS).

The Commonwealth Secretary-General, Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, will be in Antigua and Barbuda next week for the fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS4). The conference, taking place from 27-30 May 2024, aims to establish a bold new programme of action to support the sustainability and resilience of Small Island Developing States (SIDS) over the next decade.

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Key stakeholders have gathered in Antigua and Barbuda to discuss ways to advance gender equality in Small Island Developing States. The outcome of these talks will be presented to the fourth United Nations SIDS Conference beginning on Monday. The event unfolded at the renowned Nelson's Dockyard on Saturday. Patrice Martin reports.

The World Health Organization (WHO) launched its first-ever Investment Round on Sunday as part of a broader plan to transform the way the Organization is funded heading into an era of climate change, mass migration, pandemic threats, an ageing world population, and turbulent geopolitics. The launch, on the eve of the Seventy-Seventh World Health Assembly,