聯合國開發計劃署

2023年6月22日

聯合國新聞|更新:22-06-2023 40分是|創建:22-06-2023 08:08是圖表前進,施泰納先生說,聯合國和合作夥伴發展損失評估,關注農業和環境。圖片來源:Twitter (@UNHumanRights)分享聯合國一直致力於擴展至關重要的人道主義援助以來烏克蘭人入侵的第一天,組織的發展首席告訴烏克蘭複蘇周三在倫敦會議。負責人Achim Steiner聯合國開發計劃署(UNDP)、聯合國可持續發展集團副主席告訴代表們,他剛剛從飽受戰爭蹂躪的國家,注意的是平民的“非凡的決心去適應,恢複和重建。”“聯合國發展明確告知目標通過快速恢複損傷和需求評估發達與我們的合作夥伴,”他說。他補充說,聯合國繼續努力幫助那些有需要的人,包括目前俄羅斯控製領域人道主義訪問是非常有限的。農業和環境圖表前進,施泰納先生說,聯合國和合作夥伴發展損失評估,關注農業和環境。他說,在2023年,聯合國擴大其恢複工作,實現10億美元的恢複和發展規劃符合政府的優先事項,由24個不同的聯合國辦事處和3700多名人員。施泰納先生強調,聯合國的承諾和交付呆在烏克蘭的特點是基層複蘇——共同規劃、測序,和分層我們人道主義,發展,支持社會凝聚力。救援人員死亡,受傷的世界糧食計劃署(WFP)人道主義高級官員在地上,馬修·霍林沃譴責攻擊周二赫爾鬆,受傷死亡,救援人員從烏克蘭的緊急服務。他說,這起事件是人類的另一個例子烏克蘭俄羅斯入侵的影響,提醒義務的國家保護平民,包括救援人員,根據國際人道主義法律。聯合國發言人sd周三在紐約對記者表示,公司仍在繼續“不間斷工作”來幫助那些受到影響的毀滅Kakhovka大壩,協助“非凡的工作”的誌願者和政府反應者。 “Two weeks since the disaster, UN agencies and humanitarian partners organized 12 inter-agency convoys, including two by boat and amphibious trucks, delivering 50 truckloads of vital supplies to help people in the Kherson Region and those living in the Dnipro Region”, aid Mr. Dujarric. Access to drinking water continues to be extremely limited due to the disaster. “Overall, and across all affected areas, the UN - along with our partners - delivered more than two million litres of water, 130,000 ready-to-eat food rations, hygiene items, medical supplies, shelter kits, sleeping bags, blankets and other essential items.” ‘Marshall plan’ approach needed to stop landmines wrecking economyAnother by-product of Russia’s invasion is the scourge of landmines planted by invaders during their occupation of the country since February last year. Tens of thousands will need to be cleared to put the country’s economy back on track and enable food to be grown for the rest of the world, said UNDP on Wednesday. The UN agency has been mandated by Ukraine’s Government to address the economic impact of mine contamination “in years, not decades”, UNDP’s Paul Heslop, who leads mine action in the country, told reporters in Geneva. He told reporters in Geneva that a “Marshall Plan-type approach” to mine clearance was needed, so that agricultural land can be returned to use as quickly as possible. The plan devised by the Truman Administration in 1947 helped restore the economic infrastructure of post-World War Two Europe. “I think it is very realistic for us to say to the international community, make the commitment over the next five years, and we will see Ukraine retake its place as an agricultural powerhouse, and that will affect the world”, said Mr. Heslop. “It will bring down food prices for everybody.” UNDP believes that with “the right resources and the right commitment”, the world can help Ukraine remove 75 per cent of the economic impact of mine contamination by 2028, Mr Heslop said. He stressed this will require harnessing innovation like satellite imagery and drones alongside traditional demining techniques. More investment in training and equipment will also be needed and new lending arrangements so farmers can clear land. READ MORE ON: