The United Nations General Assembly 2019 held 5 high level summits to address 17 Sustainable Development goals.
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As the 74th #UNGA general debate wrapped up on Monday, take a look back at some of last week's highlights, including the 5 #GlobalGoals summits to help protect people & planet. pic.twitter.com/lQcAlx2y1j
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“150 years since his birth, Gandhi’s philosophy is at the core of our work at the @UN. May his courage & conviction continue to inspire us on Wednesday’s International Day of Non-Violence & every day.”
United Nations Secretary General António Guterres
“You must be the change you wish to see in the world”
Mahatma Gandhi
“Strength does not come from physical capacity, it comes from an indomitable will”
Mahatma Gandhi
He talked the talk and walked the walk, you cannot separate the man from the legend.
British scientists will be able to access up to £1b of funding to develop and test new technology targeted at tackling climate change in developing countries, the British Government has announced today.
The initiative, called the Ayrton Fund, was launched by Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the UN General Assembly today. Its aim is to provide developing countries access to the latest cutting-edge technology to help reduce their emissions and meet global climate change targets.
