6 results for "united nations"
🌍 Planet WinsHistoric Ocean Treaty Protects Half the Planet's Waters
After 20 years of discussion, a groundbreaking UN treaty protecting two-thirds of the world's oceans takes effect January 17. Scientists from Oregon State University played a crucial role in creating the roadmap that made this historic agreement possible.
Ethiopia and Kenya to Lead Africa's Fastest Growing Region
East Africa is set to become Africa's economic powerhouse in 2026, with Ethiopia and Kenya driving growth that outpaces every other region on the continent. The United Nations projects the sub-region will grow 5.8 percent next year, proving that African economies are building real momentum despite global challenges.
💡 SolutionsVolunteers Now Essential for Global Health Data Tracking
After a major data program shut down, everyday citizens are stepping up to fill critical gaps in tracking global health and wellbeing goals. Researchers say volunteer-collected data could support 60% of United Nations development indicators.
✨ Daily MixGlobal Climate Groups Rally After US Pullback Sparks Cooperation Push
While the United States withdraws from UN climate bodies, environmental organizations worldwide are mobilizing to strengthen international cooperation and reaffirm commitments to climate action. The move has sparked renewed determination among global partners to continue protecting the planet and vulnerable communities.
✨ Daily MixUS Refocuses International Strategy to Prioritize American Interests and Influence
The United States is streamlining its international partnerships by strategically redirecting resources from 66 organizations to focus on expanding American influence in key global agencies where cooperation with allies and competition with other nations can better serve taxpayer interests and national priorities.
✨ Daily MixGlobal Economy Set for Steady 2.7% Growth in 2026, UN Report Shows
The United Nations forecasts encouraging economic expansion across the globe in 2026, with developing regions leading the way and international trade proving remarkably resilient. Despite global challenges, economies worldwide are demonstrating strength and adaptability, with multiple regions experiencing steady growth and recovery.