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Government launches new cyber security measures to tackle ever growing threats - Vimarsana News

Government launches new cyber security measures to tackle ever growing threats

New and enhanced cyber security measures will better protect the UK government’s IT systems, which run key services for the public, from growing cyber threats.

Source: gov.uk
APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Improving social protection in Tunisia - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Improving social protection in Tunisia

Improving social protection in Tunisia

Cyber attacks on offshore wind could derail UK's net zero agenda - Vimarsana News

Cyber attacks on offshore wind could derail UK's net zero agenda

Polly Curtin, Cyber Security Consultant, Atkins, explores the cyber risks to the UK’s offshore wind industry.

EDF welcomes integrity guidance for voluntary carbon market; urges inclusion of Indigenous leadership & JREDD+ - Vimarsana News

EDF welcomes integrity guidance for voluntary carbon market; urges inclusion of Indigenous leadership & JREDD+

EDF carbon markets experts applaud Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market’s efforts while calling for increased engagement with Indigenous Peoples and local communities and inclusion of high-quality jurisdictional REDD+ credits.

Source: edf.org
Report gauges food poverty among refugees in Jordan - Vimarsana News

Report gauges food poverty among refugees in Jordan

AMMAN — The food poverty line, a common state for camp and out-of-camp refugees in Jordan, is estimated at JD17 per capita per day. This figure indicates that 16 per cent of in-camp refugees and 45 per cent of refugees living outside of camps are considered food poor, according to a report by UNHCR Jordan and the World Bank.