Sustainable human development program

e-Learning Course on Agricultural Waste Management

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e-Learning on Waste Management in Agribusiness

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Sustainability Model

November 28, 2017 — 0 Comments

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QMS Audit 2017

October 19, 2017 — 0 Comments

SHDP Activities

SHDP Norms

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CLGP Module 3

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PCIC Organization Review

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Shrinking forests need bold action to safeguard their biodiversity May 22, 2020
Amidst alarming rates of deforestation and land degradation, urgent action is needed to safeguard the biodiversity of the world's forests, according to a new United Nations report, released on Friday.
Build back better and preserve biodiversity after COVID-19 pandemic: UN chief May 22, 2020
Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic must also lead to countries uniting to preserve the natural world, in line with global commitments to achieve a better future for all people and the planet, top officials with the United Nations said on Friday, the International Day for Biological Diversity.
FROM THE FIELD: Nature ‘strongest ally’ to building sustainable planet May 21, 2020
Nature is humankind’s ‘strongest ally’ to help build a sustainable planet, according to a Malaysian biodiversity expert, whose organization is supported by the UN Development Programme, (UNDP).
Cultivating a taste for traditional crops in Hawaii May 16, 2020
Hundreds of millions of people go hungry around the world, and there are fears the COVID-19 pandemic could make matters worse. In Hawaii, researchers think that bringing back overlooked, traditional crops, could help feed many vulnerable people. As part of an ongoing series focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals and ahead of International Day of Biodi […]
Deadly gas leak in India, grim wake-up call for global chemical industry: UN rights expert May 14, 2020
Last week’s deadly toxic gas leak at a Korean-owned polymer plant in south-eastern India, is a grim wake up call for the chemical industry to acknowledge and fulfil its responsibility to respect human rights, the UN independent expert who monitors the issue, said on Thursday.
UN sustainable energy project in Ukraine finds a new role: fighting COVID-19 May 12, 2020
A United Nations project to promote energy efficiency among Ukrainian homeowners has found a second life – informing 1.8 million of the nation’s citizens on how to combat the COVID-19 virus.
Moving towards 100% renewable power in Hawaii (with a little help from sheep) May 10, 2020
The US island state of Hawaii has committed to generating 100 per cent of its power using renewable energy by 2045, demonstrating to other US states and island communities across the world, that sustainable energy can be a reality. UN News travelled to Hawaii with the International Labour Organization (ILO) to talk to a power company executive and a sheep fa […]
FROM THE FIELD: Women act as ‘agents of change’ in climate emergency April 29, 2020
Women around the world can act as “agents of change” and find solutions to the challenges provoked by the global climate crisis, according to the UN’s specialized gender agency, UN Women.
Parallel threats of COVID-19, climate change, require ‘brave, visionary and collaborative leadership’: UN chief April 28, 2020
To combat the COVID-19 pandemic and the “looming existential threat of climate disruption”, the only credible response is “brave, visionary and collaborative leadership” anchored in mutilateralism, the UN Secretary General António Guterres, said on Tuesday, during an international discussion focused on climate change.
Fall in COVID-linked carbon emissions won’t halt climate change - UN weather agency chief April 22, 2020
An expected drop in greenhouse gas emissions linked to the global economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is only “short-term good news”, the head of the UN weather agency said on Wednesday.