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May

Importance of broad financing for sustainable forest management highlighted at UN forum Category: Forests
Reaching out through first ever Indigenous Media Zone Category: Social Inclusion
Rights of indigenous peoples ‘not in a very good state,’ UN expert says Category: Social Inclusion
Protection, sustainable management of forests ‘fundamental to security of humanity’s place on this planet,’ UN Forum told Category: Forests

April

Strong partnerships key to unleash full potential of industrialization, senior UN official says Category: Intergovernmental Support
Indigenous peoples are ‘moral compass of humanity,’ special UN General Assembly meeting told Category: Social Inclusion
Status of declaration on indigenous peoples’ rights in spotlight as UN forum opens in New York Category: Social Inclusion
Annual Forum to highlight progress and challenges ten years after UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Category: Social Inclusion
Building strong institutions for effective implementation of the SDGs Category: Public Institutions
ECOSOC convenes meeting on international cooperation in tax matters Category: Intergovernmental Support
Advocating for the Sustainable Development Goals Category: SDG Knowledge
Commission on Population and Development: Changing population age structures Category: Population Dynamics
Making commitments to save our ocean Category: SDG Knowledge
UN announces first-ever World Ocean Festival Category: SDG Knowledge
Timely investment key to economic growth in countries with ageing citizens, youth surge Category: Population Dynamics
Bridging global infrastructure gap tops agenda at annual UN Partnership Forum Category: Intergovernmental Support
Global solutions to global challenges: ECOSOC Partnership Forum Category: Intergovernmental Support
Population ageing and decline ‘key focus’ as UN Commission opens 50th annual session Category: Population Dynamics

March

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