How shared waters unite countries and protect people
Rivers cross borders, our solutions should too. Here’s why cooperation matters
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Why environmental rights matter
In a world of rising pressures, the Aarhus Convention and its Protocol on PRTRs empower people to safeguard our environment
On the frontlines of humanity
How does the IFRC’s Secretary General, Jagan Chapagain, shape the strategic direction of humanitarian response?
Truth, trust and the new risks facing humanitarian action
Humanitarian crises are no longer shaped only by what happens on the ground, but by what people believe is happening
Celebrating the volunteers of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
In today’s crises, the most important humanitarian resource is not what is delivered, but who shows up
A conversation with JIU Chair Conrod Hunte
JIU’s authority lies in independence, objectivity, evidence-based analysis, and credibility with governing bodies, not in issuing binding instructions
The role of the Joint Inspection Unit
Born of a financial crisis in the 1960s, the Joint Inspection Unit has become a central pillar of UN oversight
Sixty years of system-wide oversight
Over six decades, the JIU has helped shape how UN organizations govern themselves, manage resources, and learn collectively
Reimagining Development Finance
A conversation with Pradeep Kurukulasuriya, Executive Secretary of UNCDF, reveals how
he is leading the charge for change