We empower #women to lead #PlanetaryHealth solutions for a healthy & sustainable future. Making an impact in the Global South 🙌🏻🌏 Present in + 35 LMICs 🙌🏻
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Do you want to know more about #onehealth & #planetaryhealth ?
New publication @TheLancetPlanet 👇
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Astrid Schomaker of Germany assumes role of @UNBiodiversity Executive Secretary in Montreal
Press release: cbd.int/doc/press/2024/pr-20…
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As an alumni of UKM I am proud to witness this historic moment. @SunwayU medical school will be different & incorporate #planetaryhealth in curriculum. Very grateful to leadership at Univ who shared the dream of mainstreaming planetary health. No health without a healthy planet
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It is an amazing start!
Thrilled to be in Accra, Ghana, launching the first cohort of the next generation of #foodsystems #leaders in #Africa 🚀🚀🚀
Stay tuned! #YLPfoodsystems @FoodSystems
Welcome to Africa's next food systems leaders!
A group of young people from across Africa are in Accra this week for the Youth Leadership Program by the UN @FoodSystems Hub & @WUR.
@FAOAfricaADG Abebe Haile-Gabriel gave the opening remarks.
Follow for more: #YLPfoodsystems
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I couldn’t agree more.
We urgently need to defend all #women leaders promoting #planetaryhealth 🙏🏻
@w_leadersph
Women are often at the forefront of conservation and environmental protection efforts.
A recent @UNEP report highlights the need to promote gender equality in environmental governance across the world and protect all environmental defenders: wedocs.unep.org/bitstream/ha…
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In my @NelsonMandela lecture in December, I called on governments to recognise #genderapartheid as an international crime so perpetrators like the Taliban who deny girls the right to go to school can be held accountable.
I'm glad six states have already raised this issue in debates about the Crimes Against Humanity treaty and I call on all governments to join them in the months ahead.
The UN published Member States' written comments on a potential crimes against humanity treaty. 6 states specifically mentioned the potential inclusion of gender apartheid as a crime against humanity and 16 raised other gendered considerations.
#EndGenderApartheid
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I am so honored to be working on this inspiring new #leadership program to accelerate #FoodSystems transformation 👏👏
Do you know a fantastic candidate? ✅
Please share this opportunity with early career professionals 📢 🙏
#LeadershipMatters
📢 Passionate about transforming #FoodSystems? If you're an early career professional in the Global South, don’t miss this exciting new opportunity to join our Youth Leadership Program.
✅Apply by 15 January: unfoodsystemshub.org/hub-sol…
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What do we need to do to close the #gender #climate gap? Invest in women! They are leading climate action, but resources are not flowing to them. We need to correct that
I spoke to @UNFCCC at @COP28_UAE ahead of gender day calling for #genderresponsive climate finance @UN_Women
What do we need to do to close the gap on gender and climate action?
We asked @jemimah_njuki, Chief of Economic Empowerment at @UN_Women.
#GenderEqualityDay | #COP28
Thrilled to be recognized by @FT as one of 25 Most Influential Women of 2023. Honored to represent @UNEP @UNBiodiversity and to be acknowledged for our collective efforts in driving positive environmental change. #ForNature #ForPeopleForPlanet #FTwomen2023
"As the world grapples with the challenges posed by #climate change, a gender-responsive approach emerges as not only ethically imperative but also strategically essential for achieving sustainable and impactful #ClimateAction."
#COP28
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Fantastic start!
“We need to revise what we value” - Ambitious #climate action calls for bold and truly courageous #leadership.
Join us ⬇️ #COP28
#planetaryhealth
Happening now 👇👇👇
Join us online for the launch of the Lancet Pathfinder Commission report: Pathways to a healthy net-zero future 👉bit.ly/47cifrV
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Mumta Hargovan, passionate about social justice, public health and communications describes the pivotal role of women at the frontline of climate change activism.
@BMJLeader @FMLM_UK @mumta_h @w_leadersph
@UKHealthClimate #NHSLeadership
#PlanetaryHealth
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“… women should be there because we can't be making decisions for the whole planet with only men at the decision-making table.” Mumta Hargovan
@BMJLeader @FMLM_UK @mumta_h @w_leadersph @UKHealthClimate
#PlanetaryHealth #NHSLeadership
Read more on: medicsvoices.com/bmj-leader-…
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“In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.”
Albert Camus, born 110 years ago today, survivor of two World Wars, on strength through difficult times: themarginalian.org/2015/12/2…
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“The time to protect our future is now.” -
👏🏼👏🏼
‼️0.7% of climate finance for youth-led solutions is NOT enough ‼️
Thank YOU @omniaelomrani1 for brilliantly linking #climate action and health at the opening of the #WHS2023
I’m always so proud of u 💜
@w_leadersph @COP28_UAE
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🚨Applications for the @StimsonCenter South Asia Program Visiting Fellowship are now open!
A rare opportunity to spend 2 months doing research in Washington. Open to Indian & Pakistani analysts/scholars focused on security issues.
✍️ Apply by Oct 28!
stimson.org/project/south-as…
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For your classroom: Download our free and easy to use Nobel Prize lesson to learn about the detective work by Claudia Goldin, 2023 economic sciences laureate.
Find the lesson “Women in the labour market” here: bit.ly/3ETHcMM
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Historically, much of the gender gap in earnings could be explained by differences in education and occupational choices. However, this year’s economic sciences laureate Claudia Goldin has shown that the bulk of this earnings difference is now between men and women in the same occupation, and that it largely arises with the birth of the first child.
#NobelPrize
Check out these tips!
✅Government of Canada’s free course on Gender-Based Analysis Plus.
✅ Georgetown Certificate on #Gender Peace and Security or one of Cynara’s courses.
#planetaryhealth #HERfortheplanet
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OPPORTUNITY 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Attention #Africanwomen PhD candidates or recent PhD graduates! Here's your chance to join the @WorldBankAfrica Fellowship Program. We want to work with you on development issues, economic policy & positive change. ▶️ wrld.bg/P4UZ50Pu1Mn #WBGfellows
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#JobOpportunity 📢. Join us in advancing #GenderinAg research.
Apply for this position and support @CGIARgender in developing, guiding and conducting gender impact assessments across the @CGIAR research programs and initiatives
Read more: bit.ly/3O4Nmhl #OneCGIAR
