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Third UN Private Sector Forum - Engage Now!

In the lead up to the Third UN Private Sector Forum, to be held amid the UN Millennium Development Goals Summit (22 September 2010, New York), businesses are encouraged to engage in UN programmes that address global development challenges. Several scalable programmes have been identified by the UN,... More

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Hunger statistic

25,000 people (adults and children) die every day from hunger and related causes. More

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WFP HIV/AIDS statistic

Every minute, a child under 15 dies of an AIDS-related illness. Every minute, another child becomes HIV-positive. More

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The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)

The United Nations is committed to advancing the work of New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) as their Primary Objectives are closely aligned with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The NEPAD offices were established in July 2001 with the formal adoption of The NEPAD Strategic... More

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Education statistic

Whereas over a third of children in rich countries complete university, in much of sub-Saharan Africa, a smaller share completes primary education – and just 5% attend university level. More

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Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr., PwC's global CEO

The schools provided through combination of PwC’s global network and the UNHCR will give the children of Darfur the chance to improve their lives. More

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Child soldier statistic

Some 250,000 children globally are being recruited to fight in armed conflicts in violation of international law. More

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Mr. Juan Somavia, Director-General of the International Labour Organization

“.....the chance to prolong one's working life is a promising alternative for society and deserves to be an option for older people who wish to do so.
Older people now have good reasons for wanting to remain in active employment beyond the retirement age. Furthermore, society needs their... More

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Amy Christen, Vice President, Cisco Corporate Affairs

Training in information technology and networking skills provides a much-needed path to economic success and independence for individuals in many developing nations. More

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PWC & UNHCR corporate partnership programme

Pricewaterhouse Coopers donates $4 million to educate Darfur's refugees. More