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Es el momento para reclamar de nuevo la explicación exhaustiva sobre la manera en que serán utilizados los recursos públicos y cómo será vigilada su correcta ejecución.

Smarter planning for natural and man-made disasters that increases collaboration between countries and encourages households and businesses to take more responsibility would improve resilience and red | eTurboNews | Travel News |

Creating pathways to sustainable peace in Burkina Faso: the nexus in action Format Addressing the immediate needs of people affected by conflict as well as the underlying causes of prolonged crises, requires coherent synergy, effective coordination and a long-term commitment by humanitarian, development and peacebuilding actors. The recurring and multifaceted nature of conflicts around the world today – and particularly in Burkina Faso – underlines the need for a closer collaboration and de...

CANCÚN, MX.- El Gobierno del Estado entregó hoy 400 títulos de propiedad a igual número de beneficiados en este municipio, en una ceremonia encabezada por el gobernador Carlos Joaquín González, quien destacó que ya llevan 6 mil 100 títulos de la meta de llegar a 10 mil. En el evento, realizado en el domo deportivo de la Región 237, el gobernador agradeció la presencia de Carlos Ríos Castellanos, titular de la Secretaría de Desarrollo Territorial Urbano Sust...

United Nations Decade of Family Farming 2019-2028: Regional Action Plan to Implement the UNDFF for Achieving the SDGs in South Asia Format Highlights of the Book This book is an output of a regional experts’ consultation meeting on “UN Decade of Family Farming: Formulating Strategies and Action Plan to Strengthen Smallholder Family Farmers in South Asia”, 5-6 November 2020 organized by SAARC Agriculture Center(SAC), Bangladesh in collaboration with Asian Farmers’ Association (AFA), Phil...

On 29 June, the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting and, for the first time in the G20 history, a joint session of the Foreign and Development Ministers will...

WASHINGTON: The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved on Friday a $155 million financing to support Senegal to reduce flood risks in peri-urban areas of Dakar and improve capacity for integrated urban flood risk planning and management f

Senegal is highly vulnerable to floods and droughts, as well as coastal erosion and land degradation, which can jeopardize development gains and livelihoods, affect productivity, and threaten social stability.

English News and Press Release on Senegal about Disaster Management; published on 01 Jun 2021 by World Bank

Focus on advancing the work on the priorities of the G20 sustainable development agenda, by increasing synergies with other G20 tracks and preparing the...