The Caribbean Creative Tourism Awards will be awarded across 9 categories, celebrating the region's creativity, cultural diversity, and sustainable tourism initiatives. Stakeholders across cultural, creative and tourism are encouraged to apply by 1 June 2025.

Your participation in this survey will play a large part in providing an overview of the food security and livelihoods situation in your country or territory. This survey is OPEN TO ALL who currently live in the Caribbean.

Open to undergraduate students from all countries who are committed to tackling environmental challenges and accelerating meaningful youth participation 🌎 ♻️. The Global Youth MIDORI platform (GYM) aims to empower youth to take a leading role in developing solutions for local and global environmental challenges.The programme is a platform for expanding knowledge, engaging with other youth, networking and actively contributing to the global dialogue on sustainable development.

The Young Leaders for the SDGs initiative recognizes exceptional young people who are leading efforts to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The SDG Action Campaign is looking to award trailblazers turning hope into action across three categories: Resilience; Creativity; Changemakers. Apply or nominate someone by 7 May 2025,

United Nations Common Country Analysis (CCA) Data Dashboard - now includes Gender Profile.

From educational videos on national railway trains and immense mall screens to in-depth discussions with opinion leaders: UNESCO has raised awareness among 12 million Ukrainians about the importance of verified information and enhanced their critical thinking skills.

WFP urgently REQUIRES uS$3.9 million to maintain UNHAS operations - the only aviation support available to the humanitarian community in Haiti, for the next 3 months. This critical funding is needed to avert an im-minent risk of UNHAS closure, jeopardizing the timely delivery of aid and personnel.

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As part of UNODC’s ongoing collaboration with the Regional Youth Network for Central Asia was developed a brief online anonymous survey aimed at assessing attitudes towards drug use, drug use trends, the availability of substances, and related risk factors. The aim of the survey is to help inform future youth programming in the region and ensure a more targeted and effective approach.