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UN-NGLS Civil Society Consultation for the Secretary-General, General Assembly and OWG on SDGs

In partnership with the Post-2015 Development Planning Team / Executive Office of the Secretary-General, the UN Non-Governmental Liaison Service (UN-NGLS) will facilitate a consultation to gather civil society analysis of four Post-2015 reports to be submitted to the UN Secretary-General: 1) Post-2015 High-level Panel, 2) UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, 3) UN (...)

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World Environment Day 2013 draws attention to the tons of edible produce squandered each year

World Environment Day (WED) 2013, celebrated on 5 June across the globe, drew attention to the tons of edible produce squandered each year with at least one third of all food produced in the world failing to “make it from the farm to the fork.”

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FAO launches “The State of Food and Agriculture 2013,” featuring seven key messages

FAO launched its flagship publication, The State of Food and Agriculture (SOFA) 2013, this year focussing on food systems for better nutrition. In the report, the organization voices concern about the global burden of malnutrition. It finds that 12.5% of the world’s population (868 million people) are undernourished in terms of energy intake; 26% of the world’s (...)

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High-level Panel on Post-2015 presents report: emphasis on five transformative shifts

Civil Society Benchmarks for the High-level Panel

UN-NGLS launches first issue of The 2015 Post

In historic votes, NGO Committee recommends Special Consultative Status to two lesbian and queer organizations

UNICEF’s flagship publication, “The State of the World’s Children 2013,” focuses on children with disabilities

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