1. World Water Week 2023: Addressing Water Crisis and Climate Impact.
2. Massive economic pain for Australia if temperature rises exceed 2°C, intergenerational report predicts.
3. Worst Cholera Outbreak in Six Years Hits DR Congo, Particularly Affecting Children.
4. Integration of Traditional Medicine and Science for Global Health Highlighted at WHO Summit.
5. At least 500 children die of hunger in Sudan because of the war.
6. India slotted low on women empowerment, gender parity.
7. Wastewater holds potentials to provide alternate energy: UNEP
2023-09-29
Mental Health Program
All across Indian states, and more specifically in the Vidharba region of Maharashtra, the farmer suicide crisis has reached a critical emergency level. ...
2023-09-29
Women Empowerment
Our goal is to utilize the unused potential of women by helping them to form self-help groups and empowering them through various income generation ...
2023-09-29
Youth Empowerment
India is a youth led country, with 70% of people under the age of 40. 34% of India's gross national income comes from young people, but this percentage ...
2023-09-29
Environment
UVS focuses on five main domains: clean water, clean air, waste management, biodiversity and renewable energy. Our goal is to educate young people about ...
2023-09-29
Regenerative Agriculture
In view of the problems of conventional farming such as water scarcity, soil depletion and biodiversity loss, UVS wants to facilitate the transition to ...
World Water Week 2023 | UN News | 27 Aug
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