UNEP
Global ecology body
UNEP is the United Nations Environment Programme, the leading global authority on environmental issues.
Established in 1972, it sets the international environmental agenda and promotes sustainable development: UNEP coordinates global efforts to combat climate change.
The agency is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya.
International governmental organization
- environmentExternal conditions affecting life
- programmeOrganized plan of activities
- NairobiKenyan capital city
- headquartersCentral command location
secretariat · executive director · governing council · member states · intergovernmental · multilateral · agency · institution
UN's 2030 global priorities
- restorationReturning something to condition
- rewildingRestoring natural ecosystems
- coral reefsCalcium carbonate marine structures
- forestsDensely treed land areas
wildlife · species protection · circular economy · renewable energy · carbon neutrality
Ruling political authorities
- NGOsIndependent charitable organizations, abbreviated
- civil societyNongovernmental organized citizenry
- private sectorEconomy outside government control
- corporationsLegally incorporated business entities
stakeholders · collaboration · funding · donors · World Bank · IPCC · conventions · treaties
Safeguarding ecosystems from harm
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- climate actionMeasures addressing atmospheric change
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- pollutionEnvironmental harm from waste
ecosystem · conservation · green economy · emissions · ozone layer · advocacy · awareness · policy
United Nations
International governmental organization
- environmentExternal conditions affecting life
- programmeOrganized plan of activities
- NairobiKenyan capital city
headquarters · secretariat · executive director · governing council · member states · intergovernmental · multilateral · agency · institution · international
SDGs
UN's 2030 global priorities
- restorationReturning something to condition
- rewildingRestoring natural ecosystems
- coral reefsCalcium carbonate marine structures
forests · wildlife · species protection · circular economy · renewable energy · carbon neutrality
governments
Ruling political authorities
- NGOsIndependent charitable organizations, abbreviated
- civil societyNongovernmental organized citizenry
- private sectorEconomy outside government control
corporations · stakeholders · collaboration · funding · donors · World Bank · IPCC · conventions · treaties · agreements
environmental protection
Safeguarding ecosystems from harm
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- climate actionMeasures addressing atmospheric change
- biodiversityRange of life forms
pollution · ecosystem · conservation · green economy · emissions · ozone layer · advocacy · awareness · policy · regulation
- wildlife conservationhabitat protection, game warden, species protection, wildlife officer, wildlife refuges
- Global OrganizationsUnited Nations, UN, European Union, EU, NATO
- International OrganizationsUN, United Nations, EU, European Union, NATO
- UN SystemUnited Nations, UN, General Assembly, Security Council, Secretariat
- United NationsUN, United Nations, General Assembly, Security Council, Secretariat