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FAO wins the King Hassan II of Morocco Great World Water Prize - Vimarsana News

FAO wins the King Hassan II of Morocco Great World Water Prize

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Source: fao.org
US Contributions to UN at 10-Year High - Vimarsana News

US Contributions to UN at 10-Year High

Last year alone, according to the U.N. Chief Executives Board, the United States provided $18.1 billion to the U.N. system.

The War On Drugs Undermines Climate Efforts And Environmental Justice, New Report From International Coalition Says - Vimarsana News

The War On Drugs Undermines Climate Efforts And Environmental Justice, New Report From International Coalition Says

A new report from an international coalition of advocacy groups says global drug prohibition has fueled environmental destruction in some of the world’s most critical ecosystems, undermining efforts to address the climate crisis. As policymakers, governments, NGOs and activists work to craft urgent responses to protect tropical forests, which are some of the largest carbon […]

U.S. Should Demand Increased Transparency and Accountability as U.N. Revenues Rise - Vimarsana News

U.S. Should Demand Increased Transparency and Accountability as U.N. Revenues Rise

The U.S.’s considerable investment in the U.N. should lead Washington to increase transparency and accountability in the use of funds.

MRA tells Nigerian government: Investigate attacks against journalists, prosecute and punish perpetrators - Vimarsana News

MRA tells Nigerian government: Investigate attacks against journalists, prosecute and punish perpetrators

MRA programme director, Ayode Longe, urges government to develop and adopt robust mechanisms to protect journalists.

Source: ifex.org