For centuries, pulses have been vital to sustainable agriculture and nutrition. These small but impactful crops not only provide essential nutrients but also support healthier diets and resilient farming systems, making them a key source of nourishment even for the most vulnerable communities. To celebrate the importance of these remarkable crops, the World Pulses Day 10 February underscores the vital role of these foods in promoting diversity β both above and below the ground.
In the lead up to the Summit of the Future , join the 1 Million Actions for our Common Future challenge to contribute to a more sustainable and peaceful world.
Find new inspiring actions on the app and at un. Learn more about the Sustainable Development Goals! On our student resources page you will find plenty of materials for young people and adults alike. Share with your family and friends to help achieve a better world for all. The SDG Book Club aims to encourage them to learn about the Goals in a fun, engaging way, empowering them to make a difference. Sustainable Development Goal 4 is all about ensuring everyone has access to quality education no matter who they are or where they are.
Access to education can help lift people out of poverty and is fundamental to creating a peaceful society. Featured stories from across the United Nations and our world-wide family of agencies, funds, and programmes.
Ongoing armed conflicts, particularly in eastern regions like North Kivu, are exacerbating the situation, causing significant displacement and human rights violations, while heavy fighting impedes humanitarian access. Natural disasters in late , such as severe flooding, have impacted over , people, and disease outbreaks of cholera and malaria threaten millions, who also face acute malnutrition and lack of education.
