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Where people will experience the most warming from climate change — Europe and the Arctic are warming fastest. But, many more people are in parts of the Middle East, India, and East Asia that may also be warming faster than the rest of Earth. Some of the most worrying regions are among the most populated. Land-use changes appear to play an extraordinarily large role in the warming t ... (Source: MIT Climate Portal 21/03/23)
Added on 21/03/23
The IPCC’s “final warning” to keep warming to 1.5°C — The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) makes a final and urgent call for climate action before it’s too late. Global heating has already caused dangerous disruption in nature, human well-being, businesses and economies across the world. And the window to avoid more catastrophic impacts is nearly shut. (Source: Science Based Targets 20/03/23)
Added on 21/03/23
The 10 countries most at risk of climate disaster — Climate change is causing new humanitarian crises and accelerating existing ones in vulnerable communities around the world. The 10 countries on this list all have something in common – despite contributing little to greenhouse gas emissions, they are especially vulnerable to the effects of global warming. (Source: International Rescue Committee 20/03/23)
Added on 20/03/23
A global financing plan and change of course are needed to rescue the SDGs — Disparities between countries are manifold and growth paths diverge in the new global environment. The deputy chief reminded that for the second consecutive year, the world is no longer making progress on the SDGs. She noted that efforts and political commitments to the SDGs vary considerably from country to country. (Source: United Nations Development Coordination Office 16/03/23)
Added on 16/03/23
Action on gender equality must be accelerated — Gender equality is critical to realizing all the SDGs, yet progress remains unacceptably slow. UN Women’s Gender snapshot 2022 shows that SDG 5 is well off track, reflecting and affecting the progress of all of the SDGs. Without change, it could take "close to another 300 years to achieve full gender equality". (Source: SDG Action 07/03/23)
Added on 07/03/23
8 charts show the SDGs on gender have been derailed — Progress towards meeting the goals has been derailed by the ‘polycrisis’ the world faces, with interlinking crises combining to have a huge impact on equality. Goal 5 sets out nine targets to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, but the latest data show we're not on track to achieve these by 2030. (Source: World Economic Forum 07/03/23)
Added on 07/03/23
Progress towards SDG 6 on clean warter and sanitation has stagnated — SDG 6 is about clean water and sanitation for all. Our current trajectory towards achieving SDG 6 by 2030 is seriously off-track. Without rapid, transformative progress, the world risks missing this Goal, which in turn will have negative impacts across the entire 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. (Source: UN-Water 06/03/23)
Added on 06/03/23
Progress in reducing maternal mortality has seriously slowed — Globally, maternal deaths either increased or stagnated in most regions between 2016 and 2020. A new report on trends in maternal mortality from 2000 to 2020 shows that progress in maternal mortality has slowed globally, putting countries off track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 3.1 by 2030. (Source: World Bank Group 22/02/23)
Added on 22/02/23

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