International Organizations Archives - Page 2 of 4

a man in front of computer with burnout mental health

Balance or Burn: Taking Care of Your Mental Health at Work 4 min read

Balance or Burn: Taking Care of Your Mental Health at Work

by Kresentia Madina and Nazalea Kusuma 2 years ago

Hustle culture leads to burnout. So, how can we live a mentally healthy life as a worker?... Read More

four people are climbing on a green valley with their backs facing the camera, like they are returning from somewhere. In the front are a man and woman walking, while two women are tailing behind them.

Putting Indigenous Peoples at the Forefront of Natural Preservation 2 min read

Putting Indigenous Peoples at the Forefront of Natural Preservation

by Kresentia Madina 2 years ago

Indigenous Peoples have a critical role in preserving biodiversity and ecosystems due to their invaluable knowledge and integrated relations with nature.... Read More

two female workers are working in front of a heap of cotton with their backs facing the camera

No More Forced Labor and Child Labor in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Industry 2 min read

No More Forced Labor and Child Labor in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Industry

by Kresentia Madina 2 years ago

A 2021 report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows that there is no longer forced labor in Uzbekistan’s cotton industry after years of struggle.... Read More

two tigers are looking at the camera while standing in a green field beside a river.

Nepal Reaches a New Milestone with 190% Increase of Tiger Population 2 min read

Nepal Reaches a New Milestone with 190% Increase of Tiger Population

by Kresentia Madina 2 years ago

Nepal became the first tiger range country to reach the target of World Bank’s Global Tiger Recovery Program.... Read More

three people are seated in front of Rembrandt’s The Sampling Officials, with a bunch of other people standing and conversing with each other at both sides of the chair.

New Definition of Museums Fosters Diversity and Sustainability 2 min read

New Definition of Museums Fosters Diversity and Sustainability

by Kresentia Madina 2 years ago

Points of inclusivity, diversity, and sustainability are included in The International Council of Museum’s brand new definition for museums.... Read More

an aerial view of two humpback whales with their tails surfacing. one is bigger than the other, probably a mother and her calf.

Whale Migrations: Understanding the Habits, Threats, and Conservation Efforts 2 min read

Whale Migrations: Understanding the Habits, Threats, and Conservation Efforts

by Kresentia Madina 2 years ago

Protecting Blue Corridors by WWF is a report that details the behavior of migrating whales, the dangers they may face, and how we can help protect them.... Read More

How to Provide Childcare during Humanitarian Crises 3 min read

How to Provide Childcare during Humanitarian Crises

by Nazalea Kusuma 2 years ago

Children deserve the space and opportunity to play, learn, and build relationships even in crises. UNICEF’s Childcare in Humanitarian Crises brief explores how those positive opportunities are still possible in acute onset emergencies.... Read More

people and big fishes at Tsukiji fish market

Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species 4 min read

Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species

by Nazalea Kusuma 2 years ago

Humans use around 50,000 wild species for different practices, including over 10,000 harvested directly for food. Experts across the globe share their insights to establish more sustainable use of wild species.... Read More