The United Nations (UN) Common Meeting has declared 2025-2034 because the United Nations Decade to Fight Sand and Mud Storms, calling for a combat towards the rising mud and sand storms affecting Central Africa to Northern China.
Uganda's UN Ambassador Godfrey Kwoba, who offered the decision on behalf of the Group of 77, stated they aimed to “cease and cut back the destructive results of sand and dirt storms” by means of “worldwide and regional cooperation”.
The decision, which goals to fight the rising mud and sand storms affecting Central Africa to Northern China, was unanimously adopted within the UN Common Meeting.
As a part of the 10-year initiative, the UN Meals and Agriculture Group will reportedly promote practices akin to “sustainable land use administration, forestry, conservation strips, afforestation and land restoration packages” in affected international locations.
Inside the scope of the choice to declare “2025-2034 because the UN Decade to Fight Sand and Mud Storms”, a name was made for world cooperation to develop early warning techniques and to share climate info, which is vital in predicting sand and dirt storms.
