The world is not only facing “a global health pandemic but also a global humanitarian catastrophe”, the UN food relief agency chief told the Security Council on Tuesday via video link.
With most of the world’s students now at home due to COVID-19, the pandemic is revealing startling divides in digitally-based distance learning, data from the UN education and cultural agency, UNESCO, and partners has revealed.
The introduction of “green” or sustainable practices supported by the UN Development Programme (UNDP) is helping the “blue economy” of an Indian Ocean archipelago to thrive.
A new study on food insecurity by an alliance of UN, governmental, and non-governmental agencies analyzes what is fueling global food crises and examines how, among other emergencies, the COVID-19 pandemic is perpetuating downward cycle for millions.
Although Henry Ford did not invent the concept of assembly line production, he manifested it with a famous quote: “You can get it in any color – as long as it is black!” Variants, special types, diversification – all these are things that disrupt the flow of production and inevitably drive up costs.
James Maki, a seventh-grade teacher from Aspen Ridge Middle School in Ishpeming, Michigan, is passionate about science, STEM education and keeping his students engaged.
On Thursday, April 23, SAP is celebrating children with a one-of-a-kind, worldwide virtual event.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced that starting today, Samsung Smart TVs in a variety of regions around the world will have access to six new health and wellness apps in partnership with leading fitness brands – barre3, Calm, Echelon, Fitplan, Jillian Michaels Fitness and obé Fitness.
The value of water can often not be expressed in price, especially in regions where water is a scarce asset.
T-Systems can now provide a solution for analyzing data spread out all across the world.