United Nations & United Nations Development Programme

United Nations: The United Nations warned that the Ebola outbreak could cost Africa $3.6 billion if it spreads.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme has warned about the significant economic impact of the Ebola outbreak on Africa, estimating potential losses of up to $3.6 billion and 328,000 jobs if the virus spreads.

United Nations: The United Nations and its humanitarian partners are warning about the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza due to the expansion of Israeli control and restrictions, which is hindering aid efforts and endangering civilians. They are also involved in waste removal efforts in Gaza.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme is actively working to mitigate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza Strip by clearing solid waste, a significant step towards restoring the Firas Market.

United Nations: The United Nations is coordinating aid efforts, providing emergency shelter and relief supplies, and has called on the Venezuelan government to restore social media access for life-saving information.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme estimated direct physical damage from the earthquakes in Venezuela at USD 6.7 billion, equivalent to around 6% of GDP, highlighting the substantial economic impact.

United Nations: The United Nations (UN) is involved through its Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and UN Development Programme, providing aid and highlighting the challenges faced by Afghanistan due to climate change and food insecurity.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has identified Afghanistan as a country bearing heavy costs from climate change despite contributing little to global warming, highlighting a significant challenge for farmers.

United Nations: The United Nations and its agencies, including UNICEF and the World Health Organization, have expressed concern about the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, coordinating aid, providing supplies like body bags, and warning of disease outbreaks. They estimate up to 6.8 million people could be affected.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme estimated the earthquake damage in Venezuela at $6.7 billion, providing a key financial assessment of the disaster.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme office in Skardu city was attacked by protesters.

United Nations Development Programme: The United Nations Development Programme's Timbuktoo Africa Initiative Programme Manager, Fatima Attahiru, assured Bola Tinubu of her agency's determination to work with the Nigerian government.