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India vows to mainstream biodiversity across all sectors - Vimarsana News

India vows to mainstream biodiversity across all sectors

India on Tuesday reiterated its commitment to mainstream biodiversity across all sectors in order to conserve nature, reverse its loss and to secure a healthy planet for the current and future generations."India will also ensure that the ...

China and the UN at 50- What We Can Achieve Together - Vimarsana News

China and the UN at 50- What We Can Achieve Together

China was one of the architects of the United Nations and was the first signatory of the UN Charter in San Francisco in 1945.But it was only in October 1971, with the Chinese delegation led by Mr

China and the UN at 50- What We Can Achieve Together - Vimarsana News

China and the UN at 50- What We Can Achieve Together

China was one of the architects of the United Nations and was the first signatory of the UN Charter in San Francisco in 1945.But it was only in October 1971, with the Chinese delegation led by Mr

Saudi Arabia highlights desertification risks - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia highlights desertification risks

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia is participating in World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, which is celebrated on June 17 each year to raise awareness of the growing threats posed by desertification and the importance of preserving biodiversity. Authorities said the Kingdom, which is committed to promoting sustainable development as part of its Saudi Vision 2030 strategy, is

UNDP Kenya's role in ecosystem restoration - Vimarsana News

UNDP Kenya's role in ecosystem restoration

THE STANDARD ENVIRONMENT Walid Badawi, UNDP Resident Representative. We mark World Environment Day under extremely difficult circumstances. The globe is reeling from the impacts of COVID-19, arguably one of the worst ever global pandemics, as well as the devastating impacts of climate change that continues to push the world as we know it to that dreaded point of no-return. Even as we applaud the efforts by various stakeholders to respond to these twin challenges of our generation, we note that more efforts are required to surmount these dynamic problems and put the world on a path to recovery...