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June 2020
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Action 2030 Blog
Costa Rica is winning plaudits for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Alice Shackleford, UN Resident Coordinator in Costa Rica, and WHO Representative María Dolores Pérez-Rosales, explain why the small Central American country is managing to keep the number of cases down, and its population healthy.
COVID-19
May 2020
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Story
UN teams worldwide are uniting with governments, implementing partners and the private sector to fight COVID-19 together. We highlight some of the global responses as of 29 May 2020.
COVID-19
May 2020
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Story
The UN and humanitarian partners in Yemen are responding to the virus with a focus on case management, risk communications, community engagement and protecting the wider public health system.
COVID-19
April 2020
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Story
UN teams worldwide galvanize resources to support governments’ response to COVID-19. We have highlighted some of the collective efforts as of 24 April
COVID-19
April 2020
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Action 2030 Blog
The COVID-19 crisis continues to impact the world’s poorest and most vulnerable.
As world leaders strive to lead our governments in adapting
COVID-19
Joint SDG Fund
April 2020
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Story
Here are nine ways our UN teams are working to address what UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described as the greatest global crisis since World War II.
COVID-19
April 2020
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Story
Julio Nájera, a renowned reggae singer from Costa Rica, tunes his guitar; he stretches his fingers and adjusts a pair of strings. You can feel the
COVID-19
March 2020
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Story
UN teams across the globe continue to work with the government and partners to help tackle COVID-19. See the highlights as of 27 March 2020.
COVID-19
March 2020
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Story
The UN teams on the ground are galvanizing support to respond to COVID-19, with crucial engagement from the private sector. For instance, the UN’s
COVID-19
March 2020
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Story
Addressing UN Resident Coordinators from across the globe, UN Secretary-General António Guterres stressed the importance of solidarity and a
COVID-19