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THREE YEARS OF ACTION FOR PEACEKEEPING (A4P): ACHIEVEMENTS, CHALLENGES AND THE WAY AHEAD.

COVID-19 will not vanish just because the year is 2022. During the early months, major international efforts will be made to guarantee that vaccination takes place all over the world. There is hope that the tide will turn and that the pandemic would gradually recede, though at various speeds in different countries.

Vaccination and mask mandates, as well as the political decisions that surround them, will go away. However, the pandemic’s lesson — that diseases know neither political or geographic boundaries — is one that political leaders will hopefully understand in 2022 and beyond.

2021 THEME: “THE ROAD TO A LASTING PEACE: LEVERAGING THE POWER OF YOUTH FOR PEACE AND SECURITY”

COVID-19 will not vanish just because the year is 2022. During the early months, major international efforts will be made to guarantee that vaccination takes place all over the world. There is hope that the tide will turn and that the pandemic would gradually recede, though at various speeds in different countries.

Vaccination and mask mandates, as well as the political decisions that surround them, will go away. However, the pandemic’s lesson — that diseases know neither political or geographic boundaries — is one that political leaders will hopefully understand in 2022 and beyond.

CHIEFS OF DEFENCE CONFERENCE 2019: GENERATING CAPABILITIES TO MEET HIGH-PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

Senior military officials from more than 110 Member States and regional organizations, including 56 chiefs of defence staff, participate in the third biennial Chiefs of Defence Conference, on 10 and 11 July at UN Headquarters, New Yor

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Saul Goodman

Devastating floods in Pakistan

Torrential monsoon rains triggered the most severe flooding in Pakistan’s recent history, washing away villages and leaving almost 10 million children in need of immediate, lifesaving support. in need of assistance and at increased risk of waterborne diseases, drowning and malnutrition.

Sara Wilsson

Children are facing deadly drought in the Horn of Africa

Consecutive years of below-average rainfall in the Horn of Africa have created one of the worst climate-related emergencies of the past 40 years. The protracted drought is forcing families to leave their homes in search of food and water, putting their health, safety and education at risk.

Jena Karlis

Madura’s historic breakthrough brings hope for children

As September approaches on the island of Madura, the leaves begin to fall, the grass dries up and the dust scatters in the wind. The arid soil and scant rainfall make the heat of the dry season feel even more oppressive.

Matt Brandon

Reaching displaced people in Uganda with crucial COVID-19 vaccines

Uganda is home to a large population of refugees, many fleeing conflict and instability in bordering South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Over 1.5 million people have sought safety in the country. More than half of them are children.

John Larson

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) information centre

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the lives of children and their families across the globe. UNICEF is working with experts to promote facts over fear, bringing reliable guidance to parents, caregivers and educators, and partnering with front-line responders to ensure they have the information and resources they need to keep children healthy and learning.

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