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There is no place like planet Earth.

Because every day is #EarthDay, share your 💚 for our 🌍.

#ActNow for our present, for our future.

Forests are disappearing fast.

In 2024 alone, 6.7 million hectares of tropical primary forest were lost.

That’s 18 football fields every minute.

Healthy forests sustain livelihoods, food systems and climate stability.

#ForestDay 🌳

Equal treatment before the law is a fundamental human right.

Yet women 🌍 hold just 64% of the legal rights men have, leaving them unprotected.

No justice #ForAllWomenAndGirls means no justice at all.

#IWD2026

Have you ever wondered what it means for land to be mined?

It means farmers can’t cultivate their fields. People can’t walk familiar paths. Families can’t return home.
 
📍This is the reality for millions of Ukrainians, as Ukraine is currently one of the most heavily mined countries in the world. Approximately 22% of its territory is potentially contaminated by mines and explosive ordnance.

Almost a year ago, we presented the UNDP documentary film “Land of Silence” at a special screening in Kyiv. Since then, the film has traveled to international festivals and special screenings in Tokyo, Copenhagen, and The Hague.
 
One of the things we heard most often from international audiences was surprise that a film about humanitarian demining could be told in such a deeply human and cinematic way. Many viewers admitted they had never thought about mined land beyond statistics or news headlines.
 
Watch “Land of Silence” now via the link in our profile bio!

100 years ago there were approximately 100,000 wild tigers. 🐯

But by 2010, their population declined to as few as 3,200.

Today, their numbers are rising.

Together, UNDP, the Global Environment Facility, partners and communities are working to protect habitats, strengthen 🐅 conservation and unlock new conservation finance to support tiger range countries.

#GEFAssembly2026

Volunteers are the heartbeat of humanity.

In every crisis, every community, they stand up: driving change, building resilience, and bringing hope.

2026 is the International #VolunteerYear. Thanks for helping us build a better future for all.

#IVY2026

Over 50% of modern medicines come from nature, according to @‌WHO.

For Indigenous Peoples around the world, ancestral knowledge based on herbs and plants is an integral part of health care and is passed down from generation to generation.

Are you one of the Heroes of Tomorrow?

In a time of growing global challenges, the Heroes of Tomorrow are taking bold action today – to build a sustainable, just and peaceful future.

Be the Heroes of Tomorrow.

Apply by 🗓️ 31 May 2026 - link in bio.

#SDGAwards

As the #FIFAWorldCup approaches, it reminds us that our passion for sports can bring us together, promote peace, build connections, and empower individuals.

This #WorldFootballDay, let’s keep the ball rolling and score big for the #GlobalGoals.

Every breath you take,
Every of water you drink,
Every meal you eat,
you are connected 💚 to the 🌎.

We need to protect our planet as if our lives depend on it, because it does.

Turtles are one of the oldest living reptile groups on Earth.

They contribute to the biodiversity of both marine and terrestrial ecosystems, such us maintaining coral reefs healthy by grazing on algae.

Their presence ensures the balance and biodiversity of these delicate habitats and attracts ecotourism, providing economic benefits to local communities.

They are also important indicators of ecosystem health. By monitoring turtle populations, scientists can assess the impact of pollution, climate change, and habitat loss.

Despite their incredible resilience, turtles face numerous threats today, pushing many species towards the brink of extinction. Habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and illegal wildlife trade pose significant challenges to their survival.

Turtles often mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and consume it or become entangled in marine debris, leading to injury or death.

By taking steps to protect their habitats, we not only ensure their survival but also contribute to the overall health and resilience of our planet's ecosystems.

#WorldTurtleDay

Biodiversity supports every part of human life, from food production and medicines to jobs, recreation & a livable climate.

People cannot thrive on a planet that is in crisis.

This is why we need to #ActNow, for our present and our future.