New analysis highlights ways to better gauge global exports of hemp products, which is key to unlocking the crop’s economic and environmental benefits for developing nations.

The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) and Hachinohe City are delighted to announce the signing of a Basic Agreement of Cooperation. This Agreement represents a commitment to collaboratively address climate change and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).Under the Agreement, Hachinohe City will provide IGES and partners with valuable data pertaining to the health and other benefits of climate change policies. IGES will then conduct a thorough analysis of which policies can maximise those benefits. The insights derived from that analysis will help IGES develop reports that recommend how climate policies can improve the health and well-being of residents in Hachinohe City. Much of this work will be carried out under a project funded by the Wellcome trust, a global charitable foundation established in 1936 that supports science to solve urgent health issues.Central to this Agreement is the facilitation of workshops and international visits by IGES, in which Hachinohe City will actively participate. These activities are designed to foster exchange and develop case studies with local authorities both in Japan and internationally. This collaborative framework aims to elevate and share the success stories of Hachinohe City across Japan and globally.In forging this partnership, Hachinohe City and IGES reaffirm their commitment to spearheading initiatives that pave the way for a sustainable future. Our joint efforts will be underpinned by continuous cooperation and collaboration, demonstrating our dedication to environmental stewardship and sustainable development.

虽然环境监管是环境部的主要责任，但它们在执行方面的地位有限，因为大部分执行工作由其他职能部委/部门和公共机构负责。因此，将“环境”纳入各部委、部门和部门的主流至关重要。

SEI developed methods, guidelines and tools to help the Estonian Government coherently assess its environmental and carbon footprint.

Welcome to the Tenth Annual Subcommittee meeting of the Committee of Permanent Representatives. These subcommittee meetings are hugely important, as they allow UNEP, Member States and other stakeholders to dig deep on ways to adjust and strengthen our mutually reinforcing support.

Just over 78 years ago, the UN Charter entered into force. As the UN Secretary-General said on UN Day, this charter is rooted in the spirit of determination to heal divisions and build peace. This charter is, today, more relevant than ever.

Radhika Ochalik, Director of the Governance Affairs Office with the United Nations Environment Programme, discusses the upcoming gathering of the world’s top-level decision-making body on the environment.

衡量环境的进步或衰退是一项挑战——以下是MapBiomas的见解如何帮助加快联合国可持续发展目标的进展。