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I taught engineering. I know from experience that young women & men are equally capable & fascinated by science.
This #WomenInScience Day, I call on everyone to ensure that women have equal access to the same learning & opportunities.
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Education is key to a sustainable future.
To transform education, we need solutions adapted to regions, communities and individuals.
On Monday's #EducationDay, check out @UNESCO’s #FuturesOfEducation report. on.unesco.org/3mVQcbS
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"Today and every day, we will continue to work for justice, equality, dignity and human rights for all."
-- UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Friday's #HumanRightsDay. un.org/en/observances/human-…
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From Yaounde to Maroua, Buea to Bertoua, children are taking over and turning Cameroon blue in support of child rights.
Happy #WorldChildrensDay!
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🤝@MoneytransWorld se une a nuestro objetivo: cargar baterías de esperanza.
Colaborarán con el proyecto "Becas de estudios para niños, niñas y jóvenes", en Bolivia.
¡Gracias!
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Each year #migrants send over US$500 billion to their families back home, with African migrants accounting for US$85 billion.
Half of these remittances go to households in rural areas, who rely on remittances for their daily sustenance. #familyremittances #financialinclusion
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Did you know that remittances provide a vital financial lifeline to communities in Central Asia?
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Despite COVID-19, remittance flows remained resilient in 2020. Remittance flows to low- and middle-income countries reached $540 billion in 2020, just 1.6 % below the 2019.
More on the latest Migration and Development Brief: wrld.bg/3lx150EMaKi
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From helping sell her mother's chapati dish in a refugee camp in the DR Congo...
...to building up Jennyonthego365, her culinary business in Austin, Texas and working towards her dream of becoming a Michelin star chef...
Chef Jennifer's story is simply inspiring.
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Leaders.
Entrepreneurs.
Community organizers.
Women in internally displaced settings around the world are leading the fight against COVID-19: bit.ly/2Obk5Xq
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Did you know that, according to the @WorldBank, the #remittances sent to low-and middle-income countries reached 529 billion USD in 2018?!
How #Governments are going to face the challenges that this entails??
Want to know more? bit.ly/2O5UnRe
#remittancedata
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To every woman who
🌟breaks barriers
🌟smashes stereotypes
🌟disrupts the system
🌟speaks up for equality
🌟demands justice
🌟fights for human rights,
You inspire us every day.
This day is for you.
#InternationalWomensDay
#GenerationEquality #IWD2021
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Happy #MotherLanguageDay!
Cultural and linguistic diversity are key for sustainable and peaceful societies. on.unesco.org/2Brk2wU via @UNESCO
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To all migrant workers at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19, we say: thank you!
👉 bit.ly/2XUm7MF
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“I dream of changing other people’s lives.”
Ammar hopes to give back to the community that welcomed him in Argentina: bit.ly/2SHlqBC
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En @MoneytransWorld rendimos homenaje a todos los #migrantesvalientes que se atrevieron a soñar alto y luchar a lo grande.
Es el caso de @NeyviTolentino, una inmigrante y emprendedora dominicana que llegó a España dispuesta a hacer realidad su proyecto.
youtu.be/CO91n4FZ91o
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1 in every 30 people in the 🌍 is a migrant.
Friday's #MigrantsDay is an opportunity to celebrate the millions of migrants that are integral members of the societies in which they live, and their contributions to both their home & host countries. un.org/en/observances/migran…
