Geneva Press Briefing: UNESCO-BIE, UNITAID, ILO, WFP, OCHA, UNHCR, UNDP, WHO
Production Date
Video Length
01:27:11
Summary
Biweekly Geneva Press Briefing Chaired by Alessandra Vellucci, Director of the United Nations Information Service in Geneva
Description
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OCHA Jens Laerke (B-128)
- · Announcement on the launch of the Global Humanitarian Overview 2022 on Thursday 2 Dec, in Geneva. (OCHA)
UNDP Sarah Bel (Zoom)
- · 15 Growth Stage Impact Ventures from developing countries attending the Building Bridges Week and the Gender Lens Investing Award
ILO Sophy Fisher (Zoom)
- · Publication on 30 Nov of the ILO/Gallup report on HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination in the workplace
WHO Christian Lindmeier (B-128)
- · WHA Special Session
TOPICS
UNESCO-BIE Yao Ydo (Zoom)
- · The hosting of a ministerial visit organized by UNESCO-IBE to strengthen cooperation between education stakeholders in Switzerland and those of the delegations that will participate in the study tour. (The Ministers of National Education of Chad, Djibouti and Guinea Bissau will be present)
- · The main orientations for UNESCO-IBE taken from the General Conference
UNITAID Hervé Verhoosel (B-128)
- · HIV auto-tests, giving the latest numbers about their use - especially in LMICs -
WFP Tomson Phiri (B-128)
- · Hunger worsens in northern Ethiopia
OCHA Jens Laerke (B-128)
- · Cameroon – Humanitarian Coordinator condemns attack on school (OCHA)
UNHCR Matthew Saltmarsh (B-128) with Philippa Candler, UNHCR representative in Panama (Zoom from Guyana)
- · UNHCR concerned about difficult living conditions of indigenous Venezuelans in Guyana
WHO Christian Lindmeier (B-128)
- · Update on variant B 1.1.529