How Can We Outpace COVID-19? An Agile Response Starts With Flexible Funding.
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SDGs: Why They Need to Include One Health
The Sustainable Development Goals need to include One Health. And here is why. First, let’s take a step back and consider how the SDGs emerged, with their adoption by the UN General Assembly in 2015. They represented a herculean effort by
Global Banks in Support of Climate Disaster
The evidence is in: Global banks don’t fight climate change, they support climate disaster. Despite the warnings coming from scientists on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), they continue to invest in the fossil fuels industry. Yet warnings have
Bold Move or Status Quo? Is the New UN Funding Compact Enough?
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Climate Emergency: Eight Stories That Could Make or Break the 2020 Decade
We are now in a climate emergency and 2020 will be a critical year in the fight for the survival of the planet. The battleground is triple: climate change, biodiversity, and the ocean. What happens in one affects the other
Silos Are for Farming, Not for Funding
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COP25: Cities key steps to fight against climate change
A highlight in COP 25 meetings held in Madrid this week was a side event that pointed to the key role cities of all sizes, including smaller municipalities, can play in the fight against climate change. Gathered in the Forum
Global Health in Bad Shape: Progress Only in Low and Middle Income Countries
Half the world population cannot access health services but progress has been made in Low and Middle Income Countries: Kudos to them. In 2017 the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted resolution A/72/l.27 establishing December 12th as Universal Health Coverage Day
Achieving the SDGs “grassroots-up” or “global trade-down”?
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Beyond financing: getting private sector support for sustainable development right
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Private capital for public goals: Getting business involved in financing sustainable development
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EMERGING COUNTRIES’ SDG PRIORITIES: WHY GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEMS ARE AT THE CORE
SERIES TITLE: Pipe dream or achievable vision: How can we deliver on the 2030 Agenda? The 2030 Agenda foresees a bright future for humanity, one in which everyone enjoys peace and prosperity on a bountiful planet. But, with nationalism, populism and protectionism