报告还调查了全球环境卫生服务状况并指出，自2015年以来，全球安全管理的卫生服务覆盖率从48%上 升至58%，但仍有34亿人缺乏安全管理的环境卫生服务，其中3.54亿人仍被迫露天排便；17亿人缺少基 本家庭卫生设施，其中6.11亿人无法获得任何卫生设施。 报告指出，最不发达国家民众无法获得基本饮用水和环境卫生服务的可能性是其他国家的两倍多，缺乏 基本卫生设施的可能性是其他国家的三倍多。城乡差距持续存在，农村用水和卫生状况显著落后于城 市。 世界卫生组织警告称，落后的饮用水、环境卫生和个人卫生服务可能使数十亿人面临更大的疾病风险。 联合国儿童基金会指出，当儿童无法获得安全饮用水和卫生设施时，他们的健康、教育和未来发展都面 临风险。 联合国报告：全球四分之一人口仍缺乏安全饮用水 中新网北京8月27日电 世界卫生组织和联合国儿童基金会26日联合发布的报告显示，尽管过去10年间， 全球在饮用水与卫生方面取得进展，但仍有四分之一人口(约21亿人)无法获得安全的饮用水。 据联合国官网消息，该报告名为《2000至2024年家庭饮用水与环境卫生进展：不平等问题特别报告》。 报告指出，联合国方面将饮用水安全管理分为五个级别。最 ...

Group 1 - The first Global Development Public Policy Youth Innovation Competition was held at Renmin University of China, focusing on "Food Security and Poverty Alleviation" [1] - The competition attracted over 1,400 youth students from 55 countries and regions across six continents, resulting in 384 innovative proposals [1] - Proposals addressed four dimensions: "better production, better nutrition, better environment, and better life," covering areas such as technological innovation, financial support, and industry integration [1] Group 2 - Officials emphasized the need for comprehensive public policies to support food security and poverty alleviation [1] - The competition serves as a platform for global youth dialogue and aims to contribute to the United Nations' 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda [1] - The event is co-hosted by Renmin University of China and the Youth Diplomacy University Alliance, with additional support from the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and Leadership Development Center [2]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of youth collaboration across borders, facilitated by platforms like the World Youth Development Forum [1] - The 2025 World Youth Development Forum held in Suzhou, China, focused on expanding youth potential to support global development [1] - The Global Youth Development Project Week was introduced to provide a practical platform for project leaders in sustainable development [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The forum took place from July 14 to 17, 2025, with the theme "Expanding Youth Potential to Support Global Development" [1] - The event featured a training camp where youth representatives showcased their project results, highlighting their explorations and practices in various fields [1][2] Group 2: Project Highlights - The "Colombian Peace and Climate Action Low-Carbon School" project was presented by a member of the "Climate Change Action" project group, emphasizing the integration of climate action into education and community development [2] - The "Accompanying Youth Development Plan" project, which has benefited over 100,000 individuals over seven years, aims to enhance the self-drive, learning ability, and resilience of youth [2] - The "King Patriot African Mentor Project" has provided online training to over 300 youths in five West African countries since its launch in 2022, focusing on leadership and entrepreneurship [3] Group 3: Networking and Collaboration - The Global Youth Development Project Week provided opportunities for youth to network and find partners for collaboration [2][3] - A participant from Singapore expressed interest in finding Chinese talent and ideas for his "Global Digital Sustainable Development Project," having already established preliminary contacts with about 10 potential partners [3] Group 4: Engagement with Academic Institutions - The event also invited participants from the "Challenge Cup" national college student extracurricular academic technology competition, which is one of the largest and most influential technology innovation events in China [4] - A student from Nanjing University expressed interest in the "Future-Oriented Digital Technology Application" project group, seeking to understand industry trends and find potential collaborators [5]

Core Viewpoint - The global ecological environment issues are becoming increasingly severe, and the implementation of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is facing strong headwinds [1] Group 1 - The international community must strengthen confidence and enhance cooperation to promote harmony between humans and nature [1] - There is a call for joint efforts to build a community of shared future for mankind [1]

Core Viewpoint - China is committed to accelerating the development of a multi-faceted international human resource development cooperation system, sharing its modernization development concepts and experiences to contribute to global development and the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind [1] Group 1: Human Resource Development Cooperation - China has conducted approximately 15,000 training programs across 17 fields and over 100 specialties for more than 180 countries and organizations, training over 500,000 individuals to enhance development capabilities in various sectors [1][2] - In the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member countries, China has completed nearly 430 aid projects and is currently implementing over 40 projects, with more than 30,000 individuals trained under human resource development initiatives [2] Group 2: Global Development and South-South Cooperation - The Global Development and South-South Cooperation Fund focuses on projects that are "small but beautiful, benefit people's livelihoods, and yield quick results," targeting areas such as poverty alleviation, food and energy security, public health, digital economy, climate change, and human resource development [2] - Over 170 projects have been implemented in more than 60 countries in collaboration with over 20 international organizations, benefiting over 30 million people and enhancing the development capabilities of recipient countries [2] Group 3: Principles of Foreign Aid - China's foreign aid adheres to principles of non-interference in internal affairs, no political conditions, and equal consultation with development partners, aiming for win-win cooperation without seeking personal gain [3] - China emphasizes the continuity and stability of its development aid policies, committed to reducing the North-South gap and supporting the accelerated development of developing countries [3]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming Global Sustainable Transport Summit in Tianjin aims to discuss sustainable transport development and share best practices, highlighting China's achievements in this area over the past year [1][2]. Group 1: Sustainable Transport Initiatives - The summit will focus on three main topics: the global sustainable transport development framework, the global sustainable transport development report, and best practice case studies [1]. - A total of 22 representative sustainable transport best practice cases have been collected globally, including initiatives from the UN Asia-Pacific region and Singapore [2]. Group 2: Achievements in Sustainable Transport - Over the past year, China has made significant progress in sustainable transport, including the establishment of new logistics channels with Kazakhstan and Peru [3]. - Tianjin has implemented various sustainable transport initiatives, such as the world's first smart zero-carbon terminal and a national demonstration project for digital transformation of road and port infrastructure [3].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of balancing security and development, with China committed to helping developing countries address both traditional and non-traditional security threats through practical actions [1] - China expresses willingness to establish a partnership with the United Nations Security and Safety Department to explore cooperation opportunities, aiming to advance the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative, and the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda [1] - The UN Under-Secretary-General for Security and Safety highly praises the effective work carried out by the National International Development Cooperation Agency, indicating significant potential for collaboration and a desire to establish a cooperation framework to enhance the safety of development cooperation projects and personnel [1]