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International Human Solidarity Day
Its objective is to eradicate poverty and promote human and social development in developing countries, in particular among the poorest segments of their populations.
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Happy Human Solidarity Day!
A call for solidarity and action.
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN THE 54 AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
Poverty - End poverty in all its forms everywhere.
Food - End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.
Health - Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.
Education - Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Women - Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls.
Water - Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.
Energy - Ensure access to aff ordable, reliable, sustainable and clean energy for all.
Economy - Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
Infrastructure - Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
Inequality - Reduce inequality within and among countries.
Habitation - Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
Consumption - Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.
Climate - Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Marine-ecosystems - Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development.
Ecosystems - Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, manage forests sustainably, combat desertifi cation, halt and reverse land degradation, and halt biodiversity loss.
Institutions - Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build eff ective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.
Sustainability - Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.
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Urging global action and solidarity with people forced to flee.
UNHCR launches ‘Hope Away from Home’ campaign urging global action and solidarity with people forced to flee.
#Hope away from home#campaign#forcibly displaced populations#safety and dignity#solidarity#unhcr#action and solidarity
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Strengthening social cohesion and inclusion.
The project aims to strengthen the social cohesion of children under temporary and international protection and children of the host community through sports, and to identify children at risk through activities to be conducted under the Project and refer them to the relevant institutions.
Let's strengthen social cohesion and inclusion through sports among refugees and Turkish youth
#social cohesion#global refugee forum#global compact on refugees#sport#physical activity#turkey#refugee inclusion#host communities#sport for solidarity
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Uniting for climate peace in solidarity with refugees.
The moment religious leaders from around 40 faith-based organisations worldwide agreed to keep defending the individual right to seek asylum during a gathering in Geneva marked a high point on the eve of the Global Refugee Forum, the world's biggest such international gathering.They met at a one-day event on 12 December at the World Council of Churches (WCC), chaired by an Armenian archbishop and a UN diplomat who was once a Turkish legislator.
#Global Refugee Forum#solidarity#religious leaders#faith-based organisations#right to seek asylum#refugees#World Council of Churches (WCC)
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Investing in solidarity.
With UNHCR, UNDP co-leads the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) to the Syria Crisis.
Investing in solidarity refugee hosting countries deserve greater support.
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Sport in Solidarity.
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach today announced the Joint Sport Pledge on behalf of the Sport for Refugees Coalition at the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva, addressing heads of state, ambassadors, refugees and the wider humanitarian sector. The pledge commits USD 45 million to benefit 500,000 displaced people.
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Our global solidarity is imperative to defend human rights.
Education International also submitted an individual pledge committing to rally support for an international financing mechanism to provide ‘bridge funding’ for teacher salaries when crises occur, to support education union engagement in policy and social dialogue around the inclusion of refugees in national education systems, and to support peer-learning among member organisations in countries facing a large influx of refugees.
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How might speculative storytelling based in solidarity play a role in initiating change and generating futures based in justice and belonging?
Moving from the inequity embedded in aid to the reciprocity and mutuality of solidarity would require disentangling a web of deep-set and seemingly immutable policies and practices. Storytelling, as a potent discursive force in shaping our perception of the world, can play a vital role in destabilising these views and the power asymmetries that characterise these orientations. Whereas some stories and myths establish and entrench dominant perspectives — maintaining and validating the way things are — others imagine alternative possibilities that reach beyond the given. In moving beyond the stories of damage, resilience, and heroism that characterise humanitarian aid, how might speculative storytelling based in solidarity play a role in initiating change and generating futures based in justice and belonging?
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CERF High-level Pledging event for 2024.
The High-level Pledging Event (HLPE) on the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) for 2024 aims to mobilize financial resources to ensure the CERF is well-placed to effectively provide time-critical, life-saving humanitarian assistance in response to the exponentially growing humanitarian needs.
Agenda:
Opening segment: This will include opening remarks by UN Secretary-General Mr. António Guterres and remarks by Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (USG/ERC) for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Mr. Martin Griffiths.
High-level panel: a distinguished panel will focus on CERF's role in meeting the urgent life-saving needs of people in crises.
Statements and announcements: Member States and partners to announce support and pledges to CERF for 2024 and potential additional top-ups for 2023. Interventions should be limited to two minutes each.
Closing segment: Closing remarks by Mr. Martin Griffiths, USG/ERC, OCHA.
CERF is a dependable and predictable funding mechanism for the most urgent and critical humanitarian action. It is often the first funding source in new and rapidly escalating emergencies, and one of the few funding sources in underfunded emergencies. Strong, reliable and inclusive donor support is essential for CERF to remain fit for purpose and be able to adapt continuously.
In the context of an unprecedented growth of humanitarian needs, a fully-resourced CERF at US$1 billion, as endorsed by the General Assembly in 2016, is essential to ensure efficient, coordinated assistance reaches the people most in need.
#High-level Pledging Event (HLPE)#donor support#underfunded emergencies#people most in need#global partnerships#coordinated assistance#humanitarian needs#United Nations OCHA#Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (USG/ERC)#united nations secretary general#Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)#urgent life-saving needs#A fund for all by all#Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)
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Cities of solidarity in the Americas.
The initiative has developed a aimed to provide diagnostics and prioritization of public policy issues connected to the inclusion of the people UNHCR.
Let's highlight the role of cities in responding to refugees.
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One World, Shared Goals: Collaborative Actions for SDG Implementation.
Bringing partners from the education sector, private industry, government, children, youth, and student organizations. Together, they will explore the best practices for building effective partnerships to speed up the SDGs implementation.
Side Event at the SDG Action Weekend organized by Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations in New York/Planning Institute of Jamaica/HH MSII SDG Challenge/UNESCO IESALC/UN MGCY/ Danish UN Youth Delegation / Future Perspectives/ German UN Youth Delegation/ Global Student Forum/Global Youth Biodiversity Network/One Million Teachers/UNESCO SDG4 Youth and Student Network/Save the Children/Stakeholder Group of Persons with Disabilities/The Millennials Movement/World Food Forum/.
To maximize the SDG Summit's impact, the Secretary General is convening an SDG Action Weekend, which will generate opportunities for stakeholders, UN entities, and Member States to convene inside the United Nations Headquarters and set out specific commitments and contributions to drive SDG transformation between now and 2030.
The SDG Action Weekend will consist of the SDG Mobilization Day on Saturday, 16 September, and the SDG Acceleration Day on Sunday, 17 September at UNHQ in New York.
The SDG Action Weekend includes a select number of high-level side-events identified through an open call that concluded in August. They are jointly organized by coalitions of Member States, UN agencies and other international organizations, and global stakeholder networks.
#effective partnership#sdg17#SDG Action#agenda 2030#sustainable development goals#global goals#side event#global partnerships#Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany to the UN#Planning Institute of Jamaica#UNESCO IESALC#Major Group on Children and Youth#Global Youth Biodiversity Network#UNESCO SDG4 Youth and Student Network#The Millennials Movement#One Million Teachers#stakeholders#member states#united nations entities#Side event
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Agenda 2030, and the solidarity need to accelerate progress.
At the beginning of 2023 UNDP commenced a process of creating an informal partnership with different societal actors in North Macedonia, a loose network of enthusiastic organizations and institutions that we believed would be interested to share ideas, organize activities and processes jointly to both memorialize the 60th anniversary of the Skopje earthquake, but also to continue the conversation about the role solidarity plays in the development processes today, and how we can tap into the principle to accelerate the development of our communities, and achieve the Agenda 2030.
The informal group consists of more than thirty representatives from national and city institutions, museums, embassies and international organizations, civil society organizations and members from the academic community have regular monthly meetings to share ideas, inform members of their activities, as well as develop new processes together, either linked to the memorialization of the Skopje earthquake, or adjacent to the broader theme of solidarity in development work. Today we are happy to report that organizations that are a part of our loose network have organized activities ranging from: search and rescue demos; lectures and exhibitions; scientific conferences; publications; training programs on disaster readiness and response; rapid assessments and studies all adjacent and reinforcing this common theme of solidarity in development work.
What we are now hoping to do next with our informal group of partners is look beyond the memorialization activities for the 60th anniversary of the Skopje earthquake [#Skopje60 processes] and strengthen existing as well as design and implement new processes that are informed by the principle of solidarity but have the goal to accelerate development processes and the achievement of the Agenda 2030. We are confident that there is a renewed role that solidarity can play in the development of our communities, and we would like to tap and explore that potential to help us reach our aspirations reflected in the Sustainable Development Goals.
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International community shows solidarity with efforts to enhance protection and find solutions for people forced to flee and host communities.
The international community today reaffirmed its solidarity with forcibly displaced populations and host communities in Central America and Mexico during a Solidarity Event on the sidelines of the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
The event was co-hosted by the Governments of Canada and the United States, in partnership with the Government of Honduras. It included the participation of the seven countries that make up the Comprehensive Regional Protection and Solutions Framework (MIRPS), and MIRPS Support Platform Members, as well as other international agencies and financial institutions, the private sector, and civil society.
Consistent with commitments under the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection, participants discussed ways to enhance protection and to promote lasting and complementary solutions for displaced people and those at risk of being displaced.
#international community#solidarity#americas#host communities#forcibly displaced populations#OAS#Social Inclusion
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A Call for International Solidarity.
A rousing call for international solidarity greeted leaders gathering for the annual United Nations General Assembly debate, with Secretary-General António Guterres urging them to seize the potential of multilateralism.
"The Black Sea Grain Initiative has opened the pathway for the safe navigation of dozens of ships filled with much needed food supplies," he said, referring to the agreement allowing goods from Ukraine to reach markets in need around the world. "But each ship is also carrying one of today's rarest commodities: Hope."
At a meeting of women leaders, participants urged measures to achieve gender equality, pointing out that equal societies are more peaceful and more prosperous.
The United Nations General Assembly runs through 26 September.
Daily wrap of the opening of the 77th United Nations General Assembly General Debate.
#Human Solidarity#General debate#united nations general assembly#International Solidarity#international cooperation
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Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to development.
Interactive dialogue following the Presentation of the Report of the Independent Expert on human rights and international solidarity.
Agenda Item 3: Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to development-
SPEAKERS:
Mr. Obiora Chinedu Okafor, Independent Expert on Human Rights and International Solidarity (Introduction)
Côte D'Ivoire (on behalf of the group of African States), Ms. Ahou Rosine Kangah
Jordan (on behalf of the group of Arab States), Mr. Belal Hazaimeh
Cuba, Ms. Mirthia Julia Brossard
Iraq, Mr. Mohammed Ayad
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Mr. Manuel Enrique García Andueza
Russian Federation, Mr. Victor Tsvetkov
Maldives, Mr. Adam Hamid
Malaysia, Mr. Ahmad Faisal Muhamad
Egypt, Ms. Sarah Elkady
China
India, Ms. Jagpreet Kaur
Togo, Mr. Tmanawoe Tazo
Belarus, Mr. Andrei Taranda
South Africa, Mr. A. Mbedzi
Pakistan, Mr. Junaid Suleman
Benin, Mr. Clauvis Omondele
Syrian Arab Republic, Ms. Khawla Youssef
Indonesia, Mr. A. Anindityo Adi Primasto
Tunisia, Mr. Anouar Missaoui
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Mr. Seyed Hessameddin Yasini
Nigeria, Ms. Odunola Yetunde Oduwaiye
Afghanistan, Mr. Mohibullah Taib
NGOs International Solidarity, Ms. Maria Mercedes Rossi (Joint Statement)
Associazione Comunita Papa Giovanni XXIII
International Institute for Rights and Development Geneva, Ms. Aya Linda Youssef
United Nations Association of China, Mr. Kevin Lau
Youth Parliament for SDG, Ms. Joëlle Fuchs
Franciscans International, Ms. Natalia Saca
China Society for Human Rights Studies (CSHRS), Ms. Rao Ningning
Chinese Association for International Understanding, Ms. Yan Ma
Beijing NGO Association for International Exchanges, Ms. Suilung Ng
Platform for Youth Integration and Volunteerism, Ms. Emma Nijssen
Rawsam Human Development Center, Mr. Raafat Abdulameer
Mr. Obiora Chinedu Okafor, Independent Expert on Human Rights and International Solidarity (Final Remarks)
ID: IE on International Solidarity - 20th Meeting, 50th Regular Session of Human Rights Council
#Right to Development#social and cultural rights#economic rights#civil rights#political rights#United Nations Human Rights Council#International Solidarity#Plenary sessions#ohchr
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Declaration on Social Development;
The 10 Commitments
- Creating an enablinh environment
-Eradicating Poverty
-Promoting full employment
- Promoting Social Integration
- Achieving equality and equity between women and men
- Accessing health and education services
-Accelerating development in Africa and in the least developed countries
- Including social development goals in structural adjustement programmes
- Allocating resources for Social Development
- Cooperating for Social Development
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