GYEL
Education
For over three-quarters of a century, the United Nations has stood as a pillar of international diplomacy and action, dedicated to resolving humanity's complex challenges. This esteemed institution invites the world to engage with its legacy, celebrate its profound impact, and contribute to a future shaped by cooperation and significant transformation.
Genesis and Goals: Charting a Path Toward International Harmony
Incepted in 1945 amid the ruins of World War II, the United Nations was born from a global consensus on the need to forge a future free from the scourge of war and to promote societal progress and cooperation. Beginning with 51 founding nations, the UN has endeavored to safeguard peace, foster international relations, and advance human rights, living standards, and social progress. As an enduring symbol of hope, the UN has relentlessly pursued its mission to prevent warfare, assist in reconstruction efforts, and champion the fundamental tenets of equality, justice, and human dignity. Over the decades, the organization has adapted and expanded its focus to include new global challenges such as poverty alleviation, environmental sustainability, and advancing gender equality.
Empowering the Youth through GYEL
The GYEL is a key initiative under the UN's broad framework. It involves various stakeholders, including intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and entities with special consultative status within the ECOSOC. For over a decade, GYEL has been pivotal in fostering leadership qualities among young people, equipping them with the skills to address the ever-evolving challenges of our interconnected world effectively.
Cultivating Leaders for a Sustainable Future
The United Nations is committed to transforming the global landscape by empowering youth to take center stage in driving change. Integrating young people into pivotal projects across healthcare, education, environmental protection, human rights, and innovation ensures they are prepared to lead efforts towards a more just and sustainable future.
Strengthening Global Alliances
The UN’s mission is greatly enhanced by its comprehensive network of specialized agencies and programs that tackle critical global issues such as public health, education, environmental protection, and human rights. Through strategic partnerships with governments, civil societies, private sectors, and youths, the UN harnesses a wide range of resources and expertise to address the multifaceted challenges of the modern world.
SDGs: Paving the Way for a Sustainable World
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted in 2015 by all UN member states, set forth a universal agenda to tackle the most pressing global issues by 2030. These 17 goals outline a path to sustainability that spans economic, social, and environmental challenges, from eradicating extreme poverty to combating climate change and promoting sustainable industry, innovation, and infrastructure. The SDGs emphasize a coordinated approach, calling for collective action across nations and sectors to build a more inclusive and sustainable world.
Genesis and Goals: Charting a Path Toward International Harmony
Incepted in 1945 amid the ruins of World War II, the United Nations was born from a global consensus on the need to forge a future free from the scourge of war and to promote societal progress and cooperation. Beginning with 51 founding nations, the UN has endeavored to safeguard peace, foster international relations, and advance human rights, living standards, and social progress. As an enduring symbol of hope, the UN has relentlessly pursued its mission to prevent warfare, assist in reconstruction efforts, and champion the fundamental tenets of equality, justice, and human dignity. Over the decades, the organization has adapted and expanded its focus to include new global challenges such as poverty alleviation, environmental sustainability, and advancing gender equality.
Empowering the Youth through GYEL
The GYEL is a key initiative under the UN's broad framework. It involves various stakeholders, including intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and entities with special consultative status within the ECOSOC. For over a decade, GYEL has been pivotal in fostering leadership qualities among young people, equipping them with the skills to address the ever-evolving challenges of our interconnected world effectively.
Cultivating Leaders for a Sustainable Future
The United Nations is committed to transforming the global landscape by empowering youth to take center stage in driving change. Integrating young people into pivotal projects across healthcare, education, environmental protection, human rights, and innovation ensures they are prepared to lead efforts towards a more just and sustainable future.
Strengthening Global Alliances
The UN’s mission is greatly enhanced by its comprehensive network of specialized agencies and programs that tackle critical global issues such as public health, education, environmental protection, and human rights. Through strategic partnerships with governments, civil societies, private sectors, and youths, the UN harnesses a wide range of resources and expertise to address the multifaceted challenges of the modern world.
SDGs: Paving the Way for a Sustainable World
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted in 2015 by all UN member states, set forth a universal agenda to tackle the most pressing global issues by 2030. These 17 goals outline a path to sustainability that spans economic, social, and environmental challenges, from eradicating extreme poverty to combating climate change and promoting sustainable industry, innovation, and infrastructure. The SDGs emphasize a coordinated approach, calling for collective action across nations and sectors to build a more inclusive and sustainable world.
