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UNICEF Report Calls for Resilient Systems to Safeguard Children’s Futures in 2025

UNICEF Report Calls for Resilient Systems to Safeguard Children’s Futures in 2025

Breaking News, Climate Actions, Environment
A new report from UNICEF Innocenti, Prospects for Children in 2025: Building Resilient Systems for Children’s Futures, offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities children and young people are likely to face in the coming year. This latest edition of the Global Outlook series highlights the critical importance of resilience-building in systems that support children’s rights and well-being. The report paints a picture of a world where progress for children is achievable but warns of setbacks if urgent actions are not taken. UNICEF calls for systems that go beyond immediate service delivery, emphasizing the need for structures that are not only responsive to current challenges but also capable of anticipating future risks. A key focus of the report is the integratio...
World Risk Poll Reveals Global Disparities in Resilience Amidst Increasing Climate Threats

World Risk Poll Reveals Global Disparities in Resilience Amidst Increasing Climate Threats

Breaking News, Climate Actions, Disasters
The latest World Risk Poll resilience report by Lloyd’s Register Foundation has uncovered stark disparities in how different regions and demographics are coping with an increasingly turbulent world shaped by climate change and technological advancements. Surveying perceptions of risk across 142 countries, the report provides critical insights into how individual concerns, fears, and hopes vary across social groups and contexts. The 2023 data shows that 30% of people worldwide have personally experienced a natural hazard-related disaster in the past five years, up from 27% in 2021. This rising trend underscores the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness and resilience strategies globally. Key Findings The most vulnerable groups, including those over 50, the unemployed, and ...