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Mali
Joined March 2021
When you educate children on waste management, you help them own their future. Educating children today is an investment in their future. #WasteManagement #EnvironmentalEducation #Mali #YouthEmpowerment
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Deforestation is not just “trees being cut.” It is the collapse of an entire mountain system — water, soil, climate, and biological processes — and that collapse travels downstream, eventually hitting cities with flooding, mud, heat, and water scarcity.
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When waste management issues are ignored, communities cannot prosper, and the problem can become a waste epidemic affecting others. It’s not too late to act. Join us in the fight against waste pollution in vulnerable communities. sapeo.org/help-clean-mali-s-… #CleanCommunities
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A young boy collects plastic bottles daily to sell and buy food, showing that environmental cleanup can also provide a livelihood and help overcome hardships. This is the power of education. Join us: sapeo.org/help-clean-mali-s-…
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Imagine going to school to learn, dream, and prepare to protect your community. But you realise that you have to struggle with illness because of waste and pollution around your school. This is the reality facing children in Mali. sapeo.org/help-clean-mali-s-… #HealthySchools
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Youth voices are not only important. They are indispensable to the future of #Education. Building on TES+4, @‌UNESCO is inviting young people to help shape the next chapter of learning through the Global Youth Survey, ensuring that youth perspectives are reflected in the #EducationBeyond2030 agenda. Listen to SDG 4 Youth & Student Network Representatives @‌CSW_JA and @‌Blessingmentor, and take part here: unes.co/ua20gy @‌Education2030UN
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Did you know that dumpsites surround many schools in Mali? Yes, the sad reality is that many students study in waste-polluted schools, sometimes experiencing health issues during and after school. This is why we are fighting. #Clean_School sapeo.org/help-clean-mali-s-…
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Scientists warn Earth could exceed a key global warming target within a decade. But there’s hope: this UNEP brief finds that emerging climate-friendly technologies, which are nearing tipping points, could help cut emissions driving global warming. Explore: tinyurl.com/4t85x7en
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How can local voices shape the way heritage is experienced? By placing communities at the heart of heritage interpretation, stories become more meaningful, inclusive and truly #ForThePeople. A shared vision between @UNESCO & @RCU_SA supports community-driven approaches that foster dialogue between visitors and local communities. Central to this work are the Rawis, contemporary cultural practitioners who communicate and interpret AlUla's heritage, connecting people with its places, knowledge and cultural practices. Discover the exhibition I Am a Rawi: Sharing Stories of AlUla, on display at UNESCO Headquarters until 31 August. unesco.org/en/alula/exhibiti…
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If you think that dramatic spikes in ocean temperatures aren’t much of a concern, it’s time to think again. There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #heatwave #ClimateBreakdown
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Check how a small remote town in Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 is flourishing from access to clean running water at their doorsteps thanks to a World Bank project 💧👉 bit.ly/4h3iJJp
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Power blackouts are spreading across parts of North Africa as temperatures soar above 40°C. This is why extreme heat is so dangerous. When the grid fails, millions can lose air conditioning, refrigeration and water pumping. Climate change is becoming an infrastructure crisis.
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The climate crisis is real. So is the progress being made to tackle it. We sat down with two climate scientists to separate fear from fact & unpack the latest science. The world is moving in the right direction, but we need faster action #NowForClimate: bit.ly/43JSHCM
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Hazardous chemicals and waste don’t just harm the planet — they affect our health too. The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions work together to protect people and the environment from these dangers. Explore more on how @brsmeas is making a difference: brsmeas.org/
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