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Leave no one behind in efforts to build back better

Leave no one behind in efforts to build back better
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COVID-19: India opposes vaccine passport ahead of G7 summit, Harsh Vardhan says idea discriminatory

Highlights Union health minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan on Friday conveyed India’s strong opposition to the idea of vaccine passport at a G7 plus ministerial session. Dr. Vardhan stated that the COVID-19 vaccine coverage of developing countries is less than the developed countries. New Delhi: Union health minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan on Friday (June 4, 2021) expressed India’s concern over the idea of vaccine passport at a G7 plus ministerial session. Dr. Vardhan conveyed India’s strong opposition to the idea and said that it is still immature to implement such a move, stating that the COVID-19 vaccine coverage of developing countries is less than the developed countries.

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UNFPA and Japan commit to leaving no one behind in COVID-19 response [EN/ID] - Indonesia

English News and Press Release on Indonesia about Contributions, Health, Epidemic and more; published on 04 Jun 2021 by UNFPA

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Rural sanitation and climate change: Putting ideas into practice

SDG 6.2 calls for sustainable sanitation for all before 2030. Yet over 2 billion people still lack access to basic sanitation facilities. Ensuring good sanitation and hygiene practices for everybody means ending open defecation, tackling existing challenges with access and use, and ensuring all sanitation facilities are safely managed. Climate change is an added complexity in an already challenging landscape – it exacerbates these challenges and has cascading effects on health and livelihoods. Climate change impacts disproportionately affect already disadvantaged and marginalised groups, jeopardising efforts to Leave No One Behind in the drive for sanitation and hygiene for all. There is a real risk that progress made in improving rural sanitation access and coverage will slow, or even reverse.

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Rural Sanitation and Climate Change: Putting Ideas into Practice | Institute of Development Studies

Rural Sanitation and Climate Change: Putting Ideas into Practice | Institute of Development Studies
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