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South Asia is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Home to almost 15.5% of the world’s plant species and 12% of the world’s animals, its ecosystems range from low-lying coastal wetlands and semi-arid areas to the evergreen forests and temperate-alpine zones of the Himalayas.
This mosaic of ecosystems supports iconic species such as the tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, Asian elephant and red panda.
What’s more, most of the population of South Asia depends directly or indirectly on biodiversity, through activities such as agriculture, forestry and fisheries.
An infographic summary of 's approach, strategy and actions to mitigate and adapt to in the agriculture sectors: ow.ly/VYf230ksoCl
9 out of 10 people breathe polluted air, leading to 7 million deaths each year. Let's prioritize clean air and a healthier environment.
Learn more:weforum.org/agenda/2019/06…
4.7 million hectares of forests are lost every year.
Protecting forests is one of the most effective ways to address the climate crisis.
Ahead of the , join and take action
As the planet Warms, let's be clear; We are sacrificing lives for PROFITS...🫢⛰️🏔️🔥🌋🏜️🏞️🌊🌬️🌍
As the planet warms, let’s be clear: We are sacrificing lives for profits | NationofChange Environment As the planet warms, let’s be clear: We are sacrificing lives for profits Climate change is the result of a deadly calculus: human lives are worth risking and even losing over the profits of global corporations. By Sonali Kolhatkar - May 17, 2022 806 SOURCENationofChange Share on Faceb...
The Teach For Pakistan 2023 Fellowship Application is now live!
Early Action Deadline: January 03, 2023
Deadline: 3-Jan-23
Applications are now open for the Teach For Pakistan 2023 Fellowship Program, a two-year full-time opportunity for university graduates and young professionals from diverse fields to teach in low-income schools and develop their own leadership capabilities.
The two-year commitment is necessary for this experience to have a life-altering impact on students and Fellows alike. Achieving the ambitious outcomes they want for children in low-income communities requires Fellows’ tireless efforts for at least two years. These foundational years are also critical for Fellows to develop a deep understanding of the challenges and assets in their placement communities, and grow their own leadership abilities so that they can work effectively towards system reform in the long-term.
Benefits
The Fellowship is a full time, paid opportunity.
The Fellows get paid a base salary of Rs. 50 thousand per month with additional Rs. 3000 stationary allowance and transport allowance ranging from Rs. 4000-7000 per month.
They also pay Rs. 12000 monthly to the out-station Fellows.
What kind of training and ongoing support will you provide for Fellows?
Fellows will receive:
Intensive, six-week, pre-placement training focusing on pedagogical skills, leadership, community mobilization.
On-going support during the Fellowship, including monthly lesson observations and one-on-one coaching conversations to help you meet your goals for your classroom, school/community and your own growth
Monthly day-long training sessions based on needs jointly identified by Fellows and their coaches
Mentoring through a network of expert teachers
Connections with teachers across the world through participation in Teach For All virtual and/or in-person events.
Eligibility Criteria
They encourage individuals from all academic and professional backgrounds to apply. The requirements include:
Minimum 16 years of education completed by June 2023.
At least a Bachelors degree from an accredited university, completed by June 2023.
Pakistani citizenship or a valid National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP) or Pakistan Origin Card (POC).
Fluency in English and Urdu.
Successful completion of the pre-placement Training Institute in July and August 2022.
Two-year commitment to the Fellowship with placement in Islamabad.
For more information, visit Teach For Pakistan.
https://www.iteachforpakistan.org/apply/
Registration:
https://www.tfaforms.com/forms/view/5013464/?tfa_dbWorkflowId=6227&tfa_dbWorkflowStep=0&tfa_dbWorkflowControl=6c3f068fc9b514cfe5df486156f362c7
Apply – Teach For Pakistan The Teach For Pakistan 2023 Fellowship Application is now live!Early Action Deadline: January 03, 2023 START YOUR APPLICATION
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EVERY generation has a key role to play in addressing global challenges.
This , join UNFPA to stand up for intergenerational solidarity and : unf.pa/iyd22
The climate emergency can seem daunting, especially amid other challenges like , but we do have the solutions to this crisis.
From renewable energy to green technologies and individual steps, all of us can to help protect our planet & our future.
The 2022 Pitch Competition is now OPEN! Share your ideas about how youth can promote social, environmental, and/or economic inclusion for equitable growth. Apply now for a chance to pitch your idea to potential investors and join a global network of experts and mentors: http://wrld.bg/8ZvR50HEQ1c
Every child has the right to grow up free from fear. The rights of children affected by violence must be protected.
UNICEF is working to help children in conflict zones around the world. They are !
If you’re not thinking about the climate impacts of thawing permafrost, (here’s why) you should be Earth’s permafrost is thawing, and indigenous communities in the Arctic and scientists around the world say it’s high time this alarming loss of ground ice receives the global attention – and dedicated research – it deserves. As this phenomenon reshapes landscapes, displaces whole villages, ...
Living in a fragile or conflict-affected situation makes it even more difficult to recover from the negative impacts of climate change. But resilient, sustainable infrastructure could help: https://bit.ly/3lfve3I |
Time is already running out for millions of the world’s most vulnerable people – those who have contributed least to the global climate crisis but are hit the hardest.
We need NOW.
’s support to countries facing : https://t.co/fhZQj4Igui
This year, there was progress on climate action.
2022 will need to be a year of accelerating climate ambition, impact, and accountability.
Read more about it in our "global issues to watch" rundown for 2022 with https://t.co/Zh4eHB4AMp
Unmasking the pandemic’s impact on plastics waste management across South Asia The pandemic-induced lifestyle changes will exacerbate the already acute plastics waste challenges in South Asia unless urgent action is taken.
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Change the System, so the Climate get Changed.
The world is not on track to achieve zero hunger by 2030...this is largely due to climate change.
Environmental crime is crime.
It can cause irreversible damage to our ecosystems and peoples’ health.
We can’t let it go unpunished!
It's never too late to take action...
Your one step to implement at least one proposed Directive, can assure to strengthen the climate revolution action plan to be achieved.
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Shahla Salah Khan
YPARD Country Representative
YPARD - Young Professionals for Agricultural Development
www.ypard.net
Makhtar Diop: Africa’s path to funding sustainable development The head of the World Bank’s private-sector arm explains his approach to supporting fragile states
By donating your time and skills to prevent climate emergencies around the world, the only planet Earth would be healed for future generations. Become a climate Ambassador by accessing a smart action plan. Please take the steps now and be the inspiration for all.