Coverage of three
countries
India is the largest democracy in
the world.
Kenya has great development potential.
Mozambique has 50% population
below 18.
A Kenyan Woman Stands Up
Against Massive Dam Project
April 25, 2012
Ikal Angelei is helping lead a campaign to stop construction
of a major dam in Ethiopia that threatens the water supply and
way of life of tens of thousands of indigenous people. In an
interview with Yale Environment 360, she explains what she believes
is at stake in the fight against the Gibe III dam.
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Replicable Ideas
Red Cross
to train 1.8 million volunteers in Phillipines
QC museum to have climate
change room
NEA Launches Public Consultation
Exercise On Smoking Prohibition Extension
The Rivers Restoration Project
Pollution in Mississippi River, other
waterways targeted
Eleventh student competition
‘Between Lecture Hall and Project Work’ closes
Which countries constitute the Greater
Mekong region ?
Cambodia, Laos, Burma, Thailand, Vietnam and China (Yunnan Province
of China). This is not a geographical region but came from developmental
project of ADB in 1992
Bhumibol Adulyadej - King of Thailand
since 9 June 1946 – present
Bhumibol Adulyadej (born 5 December 1927) is the current Monarch
of Thailand. He is known as Rama IX. Having reigned since 9
June 1946, he is the world's longest-serving current head of
state and the longest-reigning monarch in Thai history.
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More
UN-backed awards seek to honour
businesses with sustainable development practices
2 February 2012
Businesses with innovative models that enhance commercial success
as well as contribute to sustainable development have been invited
by the United Nations to participate in the World Business and
Development Awards (WBDA), which launched its nominations today.
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Rio+20,
20-22 June 2012 : Issues brief
1
- Trade and Green Economy
2
- Options for Strengthening IFSD: Peer Review
3
- IFSD: Issues related to an intergovernmental body on SD
4
- Oceans
5
- Sustainable Cities
6
- Current Ideas on Sustainable Development Goals and Indicators
7
- Green jobs and social inclusion
8
- Reducing Disaster Risk and Building Resilience
9
- Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture
10
- Regional, national and local level governance for sustainable
development
11
- Water
12
- Science and Technology for Sustainable Development
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Millennium
Development Goals
1 : Eradicate extreme poverty & hunger
2 : Achieve universal primary education
3 : Promote gender equality & empower women
4 : Reduce child mortality
5 : Improve maternal mortality
6 : Combat HIV / AIDS, malaria & other diseases
7 : Ensuer environmental sustainability
8 : Develop a global partnership for development
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Multiple stakeholders have opportunity to share their opinion
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Research Platform
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Samoa and Tokelau have skipped a day - and jumped
westwards across the international dateline - to align with
trade partners.
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Developmental Ideas Platform
Food aid has saved millions of lives, but it
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