Look at E-Business: Its Creation and Future Viewpoints E-business is usually a expression used to refer to the process of advertising and buying of goods and services throughout online digital communicating. It requires company activities like marketing and advertising, financial, production, sign up and standby time with the e-mail. E-commerce electronically permits trades among firms and individuals throughout the all over the world online. It is actually attainable everywhere in the earth considering that it […]

Last year, the United Nations Foundation’s Nothing But Nets campaign launched The Million Nets Pledge, a special two-year commitment to send 1 million nets and other solutions to stop malaria to the most vulnerable families in sub-Saharan Africa by the end of this year.  I am proud to share that we have passed the halfway mark in less than a year since launching the commitment! Thanks to dedicated partners and new supporters who have joined

Below are five important stories on global challenges and solutions that are on my radar as part of our work supporting United Nations causes. And stay tuned: More news is sure to come this week as we mark World Health Day and continue to grapple with “problems without passports” that demand global attention, from the refugee crisis to peace and security issues around the world.  “Obama and President Xi of China Vow to Sign Paris

Editor’s Note: This post is part of the blog series, “Her Goals: Our Future,” which highlights the connections between girls and women and the Sustainable Development Goals. Guest blogger views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of the UN Foundation. This post originally appeared on Gavi’s blog, Vaccineswork.  Her name was Nusarat. She was young and petite with gleaming, hopeful eyes – the only thing I could see from behind her veil. She had

Did you know that there are currently an estimated 442 million people living with diabetes in the world? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), diabetes caused 1.5 million deaths in 2012 and higher-than-optimal blood glucose caused an additional 2.2 million deaths by increasing the risks of cardiovascular and other diseases. Those numbers will continue to increase unless we make some drastic changes. That is why on World Health Day on April 7, WHO is

Editor’s Note: This post is part of the blog series, “Her Goals: Our Future,” which highlights the connections between girls and women and the Sustainable Development Goals. Guest blogger views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of the UN Foundation. In 2007, Plan launched the Because I am Girl campaign at a time when the international development community began to unite around adolescent girls. Over the past nine years, adolescent girls have been

With just under 50 days until the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, it’s an important time to look at the global response to humanitarian issues. Roughly 125 million people in the world today are in need of humanitarian assistance – if this were a country, it would be the 11th most populous country in the world, and the fastest growing. We are facing the worst humanitarian crisis since the end of World War II. As

On April 22 – Earth Day – representatives from more than 100 countries will gather at the United Nations in New York to sign the Paris Agreement on climate change. It is expected to be the largest single-day signing in the history of international accords.  The terminology behind international agreements can be complicated, convoluted, and downright unappealing. But this could also be one of our generation’s most important international agreements, so it’s time to break