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UN Interviews

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Humanitarian Aid
Palestine
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Gender-Based Violence
Women’s Rights
Food Security
FAO
Unexploded Ordnance
UN Mine Action Program
Radio Miraya
Human Rights
South Sudan
Environmental Degradation

<p>UN News interviews a wide range of people from senior news-making officials at Headquarters in New York, to advocates and beneficiaries from across the world who have a stake in helping the UN go about its often life-saving work in the field.</p>

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The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) may not have the same profile as some of the better know agencies within the system, but it is punching above its weight in terms of its impact on the economies of the developing world.

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Reducing inequality in Nepal remains a major challenge, as the co untry continues to struggle to meet its Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets.

Among those tackling this issue is Aishworya Shrestha, a young Nepali social worker recently named ... more

During his visit to Barcarena in the Amazon basin – a UN-recognized Resilience Hub – the UN’s disaster risk reduction chief, Kamal Kishore, has been seeing climate resilience first hand; not just through infrastructure, but through imagination, educa... more

On Sunday, a foot patrol of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) was targeted by an Israeli army Merkava tank positioned inside Lebanese territory. Israel said it had been a case of “misidentification”.

UN News’s Nancy Sarkis spoke t... more

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Kamal Kishore
Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General for Disaster Risk Reduction
United Nations
Episode: A guiding light in the Amazon: Barcarena’s school proves model of climate resilience
Krista Pikkat
Director for Culture and Emergencies at UNESCO
UNESCO
Episode: Inside the UN’s fight to end cultural heritage trafficking
Mekebib Tadesse
Representative from the UN Refugee Agency, sharing insights on climate change and its impact on Ethiopia.
UN Refugee Agency
Episode: ‘I’m one of the lucky ones,’ says Ethiopian climate refugee in Brazil
Felipe Carvalho
Journalist covering the COP30 for UN News.
UN News
Episode: ‘I’m one of the lucky ones,’ says Ethiopian climate refugee in Brazil
Ugochi Daniels
Deputy Director General of the International Organization for Migration
International Organization for Migration
Episode: Climate adaptation must protect the right to stay and the dignity to move
Arnaud Peral
The resident coordinator for the Philippines, senior UN official
United Nations
Episode: Preparedness and coordination key to preventing Philippines super typhoon deaths
Felipe Paullier
UN Assistant Secretary General for Youth Affairs
United Nations
Episode: Investing in youth is the smartest decision to make
Fatma Al Jassim
Representative at the Global Disability Innovation Hub
Global Disability Innovation Hub
Episode: Doha Social Summit represents ‘hope’ for people with disabilities
Srinivas Tata
An official from the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Episode: Leaving no one behind: Social justice must be at the heart of development

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Naima Sawaya
Host of UN News, involved in covering pivotal humanitarian narratives.

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From remote Nepali villages to the UN: Fighting inequality on a global scale
Q: What do you consider the challenges to be in the next couple of months, and how might we address them?
Funding remains uncertain for grassroots organizations, and political upheaval poses challenges, but there is optimism for continued training and policy advocacy.
From remote Nepali villages to the UN: Fighting inequality on a global scale
Q: How do you feel caste-based discrimination impacted the experiences and challenges faced by Nepali women and girls?
Caste-based discrimination significantly complicates life for women from lower castes, affecting everything from education to social justice.
From remote Nepali villages to the UN: Fighting inequality on a global scale
Q: Why is it so important to you that we encourage both young and older women to take part in decision-making and leadership roles?
It's crucial for representation in SDGs, as women from all backgrounds should have a seat at the table and be empowered to promote change.
From remote Nepali villages to the UN: Fighting inequality on a global scale
Q: How has your work with the Heart of Nepal then contributed to the SDGs?
Our work focuses on community-led solutions, supporting children's education, women's livelihood, and skill building, which addresses multiple SDGs simultaneously.
From remote Nepali villages to the UN: Fighting inequality on a global scale
Q: What is the current status of the SDGs you're most passionate about in Nepal at the moment?
The status is improving, but vast inequalities exist, evidenced by recent protests from youths due to wealth disparity and lack of opportunities.

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2. Krista Pikkat
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