global reach global connections global change

You do not have to be a world leader

or even a bil l ionaire to make an impact.

If we are going to turn things around,

we all need to do our part to make it happen.

Change starts with you.

TED TURNERfounder and chairman

wa better world is within reach The United Nations Foundation is driven by the belief that a better world is within reach and that everyone has a role to play in helping the United Nations make this vision possible. We build public-private partnerships to address the worlds most pressing problems and broaden support for the United Nations through advocacy, public outreach, campaigns, and initiatives. The Foundation was created in 1998 as a U.S. public charity by entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Turner and is joined in its work by

corporations, governments, foundations, and individuals.

wour leadershipGlobal perspective is essential for global reach, connections, and change. The UN Foundations Board of Directors includes the most influential leaders of our time, whose pioneering work supports the UNs vision of a more peaceful, prosperous, and just world.

Timothy E. Wirth U.S.A.

Gro Harlem Brundtland Norway

Emma Rothschild U.K.

Muhammad Yunus Bangladesh

Kofi Annan Ghana

N.R. Narayana Murthy India

Andrew Young U.S.A.

Fbio Barbosa Brazil

Hisashi Owada Japan

Yuan Ming China

Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah

Jordan

Igor Ivanov Russia

Nafis Sadik Pakistan

Kathy Calvin U.S.A.President and Chief Executive Officer

R.E. Turner U.S.A.Chairman

Muhammad Yunus Bangladesh

our relationship with the United Nations

We help tell the UNs story, build support for the UNs global programs, and advocate for a strong U.S.-UN relationship. We work closely with the UN Secretary-General, UN agencies, the UN Fund for International Partnerships, the UN Office of Partnerships, and other stakeholders to support the UNs work. This includes working together on UN global efforts such as Sustainable Energy for All to make energy more accessible, more efficient, and cleaner by 2030, and Every Woman Every Child to mobilize and intensify global action to improve womens and childrens health. Together with the Better World Campaign and the United Nations Association of the USA, we represent the single largest network of American supporters of the UN. We are proud to be part of a global community

partnering with the UN for progress and change.

The UN Foundation has invested $2 billion to date to mobilize global change. With support from individuals, corporations, governments, and foundations the UN Foundation is proud to continue to leverage Ted Turners historic $1 billion gift. So far, for every dollar donated by Mr. Turner, we have raised an additional $1.50.

Historic $1 billion gift from Ted Turner

establishes the UN Foundation

Raised $20 million for clean

energy projects

Empoweringwomen and

girls

Allocated

$50 million for HIV/ AIDS prevention

programs with

$33.6 million dedicated to women

and girlsInvested

$51.7 million in programs benefiting

adolescent girls

Launched effort to decrease energy and water waste in more

than 55 million square feet of U.S.

building space

making a difference

Awarded 533 grants totaling

more than

$170 million in support of empowering

girls and women

Championing sustainable energy

& combating climate change Advancing

global health Supporting the UNHelped UN engage

dozens of countries and secure hundreds

of commitments for billions of dollars in support of Sustainable

Energy for All

Helped reduce measles deaths in

Africa by 85%

Championed the payment of close to

$2 billion in U.S. dues to the UN

Sent over 6 million anti-malaria nets to

25 African countries

Engaged with

120 UN Association

chapters and divisions across

the U.S.

Raised over $40 million for

malaria prevention

Helped reduce

polio by 99% worldwide

Involved 25,000 students & teachers in

23 cities in Global Classrooms

and Model UN

girls, women & populationAddressing the needs and rights of women and girls is essential to alleviating poverty,

achieving social justice, stabilizing the worlds population, and accelerating progress on

global development goals. The UN Foundation believes that empowering women and

girls with educational and economic opportunities and securing their health and human

rights is one of the best investments we can make for families, communities, and the

world. We work with the UN, and NGO, corporate, and government partners to promote

gender equality; address the unmet need for quality reproductive health and voluntary

family planning services; advocate for increased resources and funding for programs

and activities benefiting adolescent girls; eliminate gender-based violence; and improve

maternal health care using integrated health systems and mobile technologies. When

progress is made in improving the rights of women and girls, our world thrives.

Energized more than 230,000 Girl Up supporters to help adolescent girls in

developing countries

Co-invested $43 million from

individual, corporate, and foundation

partners

Seeded the work of the UN Adolescent Girls Task

Force to improve adolescent girls lives worldwide

Leveraged close to $12 million from leading

foundations to strengthen U.S. leadership on international

family planning and reproductive health, resulting

in a 30% increase in U.S. funding since 2008

energy & climate changeEnergy is essential to economic development. It provides mobility, heat, and light, and

fuels the machinery that drives the global economy. But the worlds dependence on coal

and oil harms public health and the environment, contributing to air pollution and climate

change. We work with the UN and our partners to create building blocks for global action,

such as targets for energy efficiency and renewable energy and innovative financing tools

to support larger flows of private investment. Our goal is to move the world toward a safer,

cleaner, more equitable, and climate-friendly energy future a world where sustainable

energy powers a better future for everyone.

Released a report detailing $3 billion to $9.5 billion

in annual savings from wind power in the

U.S. Midwest

Developed an international framework to help UN fight climate change, which 71

world leaders have endorsed

Promoted 25x25, the Congressionally endorsed goal of

25% renewable energy in the U.S. by 2025

Led 500+ practitioners in 125 countries

working to achieve universal energy access by 2030

global healthWe work closely with the UN to develop and expand major health initiatives to help families

survive and thrive. Building on our success in creating the Measles & Rubella Initiative

with partners, we continue to create new coalitions and campaigns. Through our anchor

partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and public-private partnerships with

Rotary International, the American Red Cross, the United Methodist Church, and others,

we help deliver life-saving vaccines and anti-malaria nets to children, stimulate a market

for clean cookstoves that are safe and healthy for families and the environment, harness

the latest mobile technologies to improve public health, and address the major health

challenges facing the most vulnerable women and children around the world.

Delivered bed nets to 1.6 million people in Zambia three

months ahead of schedule and before the peak of the

deadly rainy season using the innovative financing of the

Pledge Guarantee for Health

Facilitated approximately $200 million to help

reduce polio by 99% globally

Convened more than 270 public, private, and non-profit

sector partners across six continents through the Global Alliance for Clean

Cookstoves

Delivered more than 6 million anti-malaria bed nets through UN

partners to 25 African countries

Mobilized more than $570 million for the

Measles & Rubella Initiative, helping to reduce

measles cases by 85% in Africa by 2010

Distributed more than 1 million bed nets to refugees, helping move

malaria from the top cause of death among

refugees to number five

supporting the UNTheres never been a more important time to stand with the UN. Through the Better World

Campaign and UNA-USA, we represent the single largest network of UN supporters in

the U.S. We advocate in support of a strong, effective, and fully funded UN. We educate

the media on UN efforts. We build public support for UN causes. We ensure the U.S.

government pays its dues to the UN on time and in full. Why? Because a strong UN is the

worlds most effective voice for international cooperation on behalf of peace, development,

human rights, and the environment.

Engaged thousands of people in our My World. My UN. youth-focused

campaign

Engaged with 25,000 students and teachers in Global Classrooms and Model UN conferences in 23 cities across 15

countries

Connected 50 non-governmental organizations

with the UN through UNA-USAs Council of

Organizations

Sent more than 15,000 letters of thanks to UN Peacekeepers from our grassroots supporters

mobilizing global changeWe imagine a world where children dont suffer from preventable diseases like polio, malaria, and measles; a world where women dont die during childbirth; a world where girls go to school instead of being forced to marry as young as age 5; and a world where families everywhere have access to safe, sustainable energy. We are connecting resources, people, and ideas with

the UN to bring this future into focus and to mobilize global change.

stories of impactIts easy to be overwhelmed by the scope and scale of todays challenges, but as the stories on

these pages make clear, global progress is possible. Here are few highlights.

Polio Eradication: Success is Within ReachIn early 2012, the fight against polio reached a milestone India celebrated a full year without a single new case and was removed from the polio endemic list, leaving only three countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria. With our partners, we have been dedicated to the fight, facilitating $200 million to help reduce polio worldwide by 99 percent.

Measles: 1 Billionth Vaccination Confirms Partnerships WorkIn 2011, the Measles & Rubella Initiative helped vaccinate the 1 billionth child against measles. Working since 2001 in more than 60 countries, the initiative has cut measles deaths by 85 per-cent in Africa and 74 percent worldwide. Before widespread vaccination, measles caused an estimated 2.6 million deaths each year.

Igniting Change: Global Alliance for Clean CookstovesThree billion people use polluting, inefficient stoves to cook, and the resulting toxic smoke kills almost 2 million people a year. Since its 2010 launch, the Alliance has secured an unprecedented $100 mil-lion in funding and recruited more than 270 part-ners across six continents to reach the goal of 100 million homes adopting clean and efficient stoves and fuels by 2020.

Every Woman Every Child: Unprecedented Action for Global HealthLaunched in 2010 by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Every Woman Every Child mobilizes and intensifies global action to improve womens and childrens health. The UN Foundation has committed $400 million through cam-paigns and partnerships over five years to support this essential effort which aims to save 16 million women and children by 2015.

Sustainable Energy For All: Powering the Future Recognizing that sustainable development is impossible without sustainable energy, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is leading Sustainable Energy for All, calling on all sectors of society to make energy more accessible, more efficient, and cleaner by 2030. We are providing support to raise global awareness and engage stake-holders worldwide to create the future we want.

Universal Access Project: Strengthening Women, Families, and CommunitiesApproximately 222 million women around the world want but dont have access to family planning services. Since 2008, we have spearheaded a collaborative effort of leading foundations to strengthen the U.S. governments role in advancing repro-ductive health and rights globally by leveraging close to $12 million to support 25 NGOs.

Girl Up: Mobilizing Philanthro-teens Because changing the future starts with a girl, we created Girl Up a way for American girls to help girls in developing coun-tries. Since 2010, more than 230,000 Girl Up supporters have channeled their energy and compassion spreading the word through social media networks, contacting representatives in Washington, D.C., and donating money to UN programs that are making a difference for girls.

Shot@Life: A Voice for the Value of Vaccines Since its launch in September 2011, more than 100,000 people have joined Shot@Life to contribute financial support and engage in ad-vocacy activities to promote vaccines around the world. Together, we can save childrens lives by expanding access to vaccines. Every child deserves a shot at a healthy life.

Nothing But Nets: Protecting Refugees from Malaria With the help of our supporters, Nothing But Nets and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) have delivered more than 1 million life-saving bed nets to protect refugees from malaria. Even more importantly, were seeing incredible progress against this deadly, preventable dis-ease. Since 2008, malaria has dropped from the number one killer of refugees to the number five cause of death, thanks in part to our partnership with UNHCR.

partnershipsWe are grateful for our partners around the world who help the UN extend its reach and our collective impact. Learn more at www.unfoundation.org/partners.

ExxonMobil Foundation The ExxonMobil Foundation has been a strong advocate and

leader in the fight against malaria, and in increasing economic

opportunities for women. To build on its success in the field, the

Foundation partnered with the Nothing But Nets campaign over the last several years - contributing to the distribution of more

than 6 million life-saving bed nets. In 2012-2013, the ExxonMobil

Foundation conducted an exciting new research collaboration

with the UN Foundation to identify the most effective program

interventions to promote economic opportunities for women

worldwide. ExxonMobil was honored at our 2011 Global Leadership

Dinner for its commitment to ending malaria deaths by 2015.

Mashable / 92Y Building on the success of the annual Social Good Summit started in 2010, the UN Foundation partnered with Mashable, the top online source for news in digital and social media, 92nd Street Y, and a unique group of influencial partners to host a similar dynamic discussion Rio+Social during the historic UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20. The event trended globally on Twitter and catalyzed a global, online conversation to share solutions for pressing global challenges.

ABC News ABC News and the UN Foundation launched the Million Moms Challenge, an initiative to connect American moms with moms around the globe to improve maternal and child health worldwide. Through broadcast specials, including a Diane Sawyer 20/20 Special Report, online articles, and social media, the Million Moms Challenge has reached tens of millions of people. Recentry rebranded as the Global Moms Challenge, the community platform continues to raise awareness and funds to help mothers and babies everywhere survive and thrive.

VarietyVariety has helped the UN Foundation and the UN reach over 60,000 readers with an innovative partnership to engage the creative community, including groundbreaking advertisements in numerous issues. On World Malaria Day, Variety raised awareness for malaria prevention in a first-of-its-kind way Varietys website and print issue were wrapped to resemble a life-saving bed net. In recognition of its leadership to activate the creative community in solving global problems, Variety was namedan honoree for our 2012 Global Leadership Award.

CLEAN & CLEAR CLEAN & CLEAR, a brand owned by Johnson & Johnson, has used its vast network of partners, including MTV and Target, to raise awareness about Girl Up and to inspire action. Through our partnership, 20 girls were selected to be members of the inaugural HERo class, with one girl winning a trip to New York City for a mini-mentorship with Seventeen and Cosmopolitan, and a day at the UN. CLEAN & CLEAR also offered mini-grants to Girl Up clubs across the U.S. for awareness and fundraising activities, funded scholarships for girls to attend the first Girl Up Leadership Summit, and helped launch a toolkit for teens to start a Girl Up club.

American Academy of Pediatrics As a founding partner of Shot@Life, the American Academy of Pediatrics is mobilizing pediatric leaders and its membership of 60,000 to provide technical health information to the campaign and to accelerate vaccine access goals. Through Shot@Life, pediatricians have the opportunity to talk to the public and the U.S. government about the critical role of vaccines in saving and improving the lives of children around the world. A pilot program, expanding from 30 offices, educates Americans about global vaccines at a critical momentwhile in the pediatricians office getting their childs recommended vaccines.

Social Good Summit: New Power, New Players, New Platforms Launched in 2010 with Mashable and the 92nd Street Y, this event helps open up the important conversations around the UN General Assembly to new generations, new audiences and new supporters of UN causes. This innovative convening brings the high-level discussions of the UN General Assembly each September into the social media world, blogging community and deeper into the public conversation where digital media delivers it to the world.

For more than four years, over 10,000 people have attended the event, which included Nobel Prize Laureates, government and business leaders, activists, movie stars, bloggers, and journalists. More than 200,000 have watched the Livestream proceedings, totaling more than 1 million minutes of footage, and hundreds of thousands of tweets using #socialgood have been posted including those of several African First Ladies, who created their first-ever Twitter accounts to support UN efforts on global health.

Think Global, Act Mobile: New App Puts Change in Your HandsThe UN Foundation teamed up with the UN, Stevie Wonder, and Monique Coleman to launch a free, first-of-its-kind mobile and tablet application for people everywhere to connect with the UN. Available in all six of the UNs official languages, the app delivers news from multiple UN sources in one integrated real-time stream, and makes it easy, for example, to donate $10 for an anti-malarial bed net to save lives in Africa, thank a UN peacekeeper, advocate for a better world, share facts about girls lives in the developing world, and even play Pieces of Peace, an interactive game that challenges users to unscramble photos that chronicle UN-related work. To download the mobile app, visit www.unfoundation.org/mobile.

reaching new audiencesThrough new technologies, new media, and a new generation, the UN Foundation makes it easy to stay informed, participate in the global conversation, and take action to help the UN anytime, anyplace.

Sharing the message: Ads in Taxis, Airports, Malls, and Times SquareAs part of our work with Global Entrepreneurs Council, the UN Foundation, with Posterscope USA, the worlds leading out-of-home communications agency, and 18 of its media partners, is leveraging the power of digital advertising to engage Americans in helping the UN solve global problems. A recent six-month campaign representing $2.5 million in donated advertising space garnered more than 1 billion impressions across almost 300 cities. Call to action messages combat malaria, help Haiti rebuild, fight poverty, support adolescent girls, and more blanketed the nation, appearing in malls, universities, taxis, train stations, airports, digital billboards, static wallscapes, and even a sky high, digital Times Square spectacular. This innovative public awareness partnership hit home the message that we all have a role to play and made participation easy with text-to-donate campaigns.

Global Classrooms Model UN: Engaging the Worlds Youth as Global LeadersGlobal Classrooms is the cornerstone of UNA-USAs educational program. Annually, Global Classrooms engages more than 25,000 students and teachers at Model UN conferences and in classrooms around the world. Each year thousands of middle and high school students convene for the Global Classrooms International Model UN Conference at UN Headquarters in New York City. At the 2013 Conference, nearly 2,500 students heard about the importance of being a global citizen from UN Secretary-Generals Envoy on Youth Ahmad Alhendawi, U.S. Ambassador Jeffrey DeLaurentis, and UN Foundation President & CEO Kathy Calvin.

Model UN has been the premier vehicle for building young peoples leadership skills and understanding of international affairs, world cultures, and the workings of the UN for more than 60 years. By stepping into the shoes of UN ambassadors and representing viewpoints of 193 UN member states, young people gain awareness of ideas and trends that deeply affect their generation.

everyone has a role to play in creating a better world

No matter who you are, what you do, or where you live, everyone can help create lasting change. The UN Foundation makes it easy to support the UN by providing multiple opportunities for meaningful impact. You dont have to be a billionaire, basketball player, world leader, or world famous to help the UN. We all have a role to play. By working together, advocating for

change, and mobilizing resources, we can indeed make the world a better place.

connecting champions for global changeThe Foundation is grateful for the ongoing contributions of people committed to creating a better world. Celebrities, activists, musicians, chefs, mothers, students, teenage girls, Boy Scouts, and business leaders offer examples we can all follow, mobilizing their time, talent, and passion to help solve the greatest challenges of our time.

UNA-USA members: Active global citizens such as Karen Mulhauser, the leader of the National Capital Area Chapter, are the heart of UNA-USA. She is one of UNA-USAs more than 11,000 UN advocates amplifying the message that a strong, effective, and fully funded UN is essential for a more peaceful and prosperous world.

I was inspired to join the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves because its core mission is saving lives especially childrens lives

Julia Roberts: Academy Award-winning actor and Global Ambassador of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.

Chad Holliday and Kandeh Yumkella: Chad Holliday, Chairman, Bank of America, and Kandeh Yumkella, Chair, UN-Energy and Director-General, UN Industrial Development Organization, are mobilizing commitments to expand energy access, improve efficiency, and increase renewable energy use as co-chairs of the UN Secretary-Generals High-Level Group on Sustainable Energy for All.

for too many women and childrenthe danger and difficulty of cooking has reached a crisis pointthis issue [must be] on the agenda of advocates, chefs, business-owners, and policymakers worldwide.

Jos Andrs: World renowned chef and Culinary Ambassador of the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.

Mandy Moore: The singer, actress, and Nothing But Nets Champion was in Cameroon to kick-start delivery of more than 225,000 anti-malaria nets to fight the nations #1 killer and help reach the global goal of ending malaria deaths by 2015.

I am only one girl, but I know I can make a difference.

Erica Lamberson: Girl Up Teen Advisor, who with other representatives of this UN Foundation-sponsored teen movement, dez livered 16,000 signatures to the White House in support of ending child marriage.

Faith Leaders: Faith leaders like United Methodist Bishop Thomas Bickerton are significant partners in the drive for global development by catalyzing change in their communities to support UN Foundation campaigns that include advancing womens reproductive health and ending malaria. The UN Foundation has been proud to partner with the United Methodist Church in its Imagine No Malaria campaign, as well as the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and Lutheran World Relief in their Lutheran Malaria Initiative, which will result in millions of dollars for the Global Fund to help end malaria deaths.

I am often asked, you must take so many photos to produce the work you dobut on every occasion the magicseems to materialize in just one shot, a captured moment in time. One shot is all you need. Heres your one shot to make a difference.

Anne Geddes: World renowned photographer speaking about her work as a Shot@Life Advocate.

Moms: In partnership with ABC News, Johnson & Johnson, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Baby Center, and more than 30 partners focusing on global health, were galvanizing mothers everywhere to join the Million Moms Challenge to advance the shared values of safe pregnancy, childbirth, and childrens health worldwide.

Global Entrepreneurs Council: This select group of some of the brightest entrepreneurs under 40 is helping the UN and the UN Foundation to engage a new generation of global citizens and bring fresh perspectives to pressing issues that demand innovative solutions.

From left to right: Brian Gott, Publisher, Variety Magazine; Zaw Thet, CEO, 4INFO; Angela Mwanza, Senior Vice President, UBS Private Wealth Management; Shervin Pishevar, Founder and Executive Chairman, Social Gaming Network; Sergio Fernndez de Cordova, Founder, Pvblic Foundation; Founder, Fuel Outdoor; Ryan Allis, CEO, iContact; Elliott Bisnow, CEO, Summit Series; Shauna Robertson, Co-Founder, Crowdrise. Not pictured: Randi Zuckerberg, Founder and CEO, R to Z Media.

UN Leaders: We work closely with UN leaders. Then Executive Director of UN Women Michelle Bachelet. In 2011, Bachelet traveled to Liberia to commemorate the 100th anniversary of International Womens Day with President of Liberia Ellen Sirleaf Johnson, Africas first female head of state, and the next generation of women leaders: adolescent girls.

David Cook: The Season 7 AMERICAN IDOL winner and a champion for the UN Foundation and Girl Up donated a free download of his hit single, We Believe, to Girl Up supporters. The single was inspired by his trip to Ethiopia and the challenges facing adolescent girls there.

join us: your reach, connections, and changeThe UN, our partners, and our champions all have many important stories to tell. The UN Foundation helps share these powerful stories to inspire people around the world to take action and join us in supporting the UN to create a better world.

We Partner with Companies. Every day, more international companies recognize the value of strategically investing their resources in global

causes. The UN Foundations many corporate partners provide the UN with critical technical expertise, strategic planning support, human resources, marketing platforms, products, and technologies to overcome some of

the worlds most intractable problems.

We Partner with Organizations. What one organization can accomplish alone, two can double. We believe that partnerships

built on common goals enable all of us to make a more sustainable and profound impact. By sharing our networks, leveraging existing resources, learning from one anothers best practices, and taking collective action, we will be one step closer to realizing our common goals and those of the UN.

We Partner with Individuals. We all have a role to play in creating a better world. Anyone can dedicate their time, energy or money to help the UN. Ted Turner started the UN Foundation to make it easier for anyone who wants to help others around the world take action. Whether you give $1 billion, or $10 to protect a family in Africa from malaria, take action on Facebook and Twitter, or simply tell a friend or neighbor, together we can extend the UNs reach and create a better world.

Post, click, tweet or play no matter who you are or where you are, we have multiple tools for you to connect with us and the UN.

Connect to the UN today: www.unfoundation.org. Become a member of UNA-USA: www.unausa.org.

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Better World CampaignWorking with policymakers, media and the American public to foster a strong U.S.-UN relationship that promotes core American interests and builds a more secure, prosperous, and healthy world.

Global Alliance for Clean CookstovesCreating a thriving global market for clean, efficient household cooking solutions to save lives, improve livelihoods, empower women, and combat climate change.

Family Planning 2020A global partnership that supports the rights of women and girls to decide, freely, and for themselves, whether, when, and how many children they want to have.

Energy Future CoalitionBuilding bridges between businesses, labor organizations, and environmental groups for broad-based and non-partisan solu-tions for a new energy future.

Measles & Rubella InitiativeEnsuring no child dies from measles or is born with congenital rubella syndrome by working with partners to deliver life-saving vaccines.

Girl UpGiving American girls the opportunity to raise awareness and funds for UN programs that help some of the worlds hardest-to-reach adolescent girls.

Nothing But NetsActivating a grassroots movement to end malaria by advocating and sending insecticide-treated bed nets - $10 at a time - to families in Africa to prevent malaria, a leading killer of children.

Universal Access ProjectAchieving universal access to reproductive health care, which leads to healthier women, stronger families, and more stable, prosperous communities.

Business Council for the United Nations (BCUN)A catalyst for action, understanding and innovative business opportunities between member companies and the United Nations.

United Nations Association of the United States of AmericaInforming, inspiring, and mobilizing thousands of Americans to support the principles and vital work of the United Nations.

Polio Global Eradication InitiativeStopping polio worldwide by delivering vaccines through public-private partnerships with the UN, governments, companies, and individuals.

Shot@LifeEducating, connecting, and empowering Americans to champion vaccines as one of the most cost-effective ways to save the lives of children in developing countries.

The UN Foundation builds new coalitions and supports creative initiatives to connect individuals, governments, and organizations with the UN.

campaigns & initiatives

Photo CreditsFront Cover Man with solar panel (Photo credit: Stiftung Solar Energie); Children with light (Photo credit: Foundation Rural Energy Services); Peacekeeper with baby (Photo credit: UN Photo/John Isaac); UN headquarters with flags (Photo credit: UN Photo/Milton Grant); Childwith infant (UN Photo/John Isaac); Students in Nepal (Photo credit: Christine McNab/Measles & Rubella Initiative); Young mother (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Talia Frankel); Page 2 Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon with students (Photo credit: UN Photo/Evan Schneider); Page 6 &8 Women together with PDA (Photo credit: DataDyne); Page 6-7 & 9 Men at solar lighting program in Haiti (Photo credit: Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH); Page 6 & 10 Happy healthy kids playing leapfrog (UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Page 7 & 11 Peacekeeper feedinga child (Photo credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino); Page 12 Youth at bell ceremony (Photo credit: UN Photo/Paulo Filgueiras); Page 14 Secretary-General administers polio vaccine in Angola (Photo credit: UN Photo/Evan Schneider); Child receiving measles vaccine (Photo credit:UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Page 15 Smiling baby in rural Bangladesh (Photo credit: UN Photo/Mark Garter); Woman with lamp (Photo credit: TERI); Page 16 Young pregnant mother in Liberia (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Health worker with PDA (Photocredit: DataDyne); Page 17 Mother and children (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Boy with net (Photo credit: David Evans); Page 18 Mother and child (Photo credit: David Evans); Mother and twins (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Talia Frankel); Page 19 Shot@Life lives saved count (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Page 21 Students (Photo credit: UN Photo/Paulo Filgueiras); Page 22 Mandy Moore (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Indrani); Page 24 Julia Roberts (Photo credit: The Oprah Winfrey Network); Chad Hollidayand Kandeh Yumkella (Photo credit: Stuart Ramson/UN Foundation); Nate Stafford (Photo credit: Stuart Ramson/UN Foundation); Page 25 Jose Andres (Photo credit: Jason Varney); Erica Lamberson, (Photo credit: Nathan Mitchell); Page 26 Faith Leaders (Photo credit: DavidEvans); Anne Geddes (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Page 27 Michelle Bachelet in Liberia (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); David Cook and little girl (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Stuart Ramson); Page 28 Shot@Life PSA launch in Times Square (Photo credit: UN Foundation/ Diane Bondareff) Page 30 Little girl at Girl Up event (Photo credit: Nathan Mitchell); Back Cover Boy with bed net (Photo credit: Vestergaard Fransden); Child in Mongolia with solar panel (UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe); Mother and child (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Talia Frankel); Young women of Pushkar (Photo credit: UN Photo/Oddbjorn Monsen);Woman with net (Photo credit: UN Foundation/Talia Frankel); Peacekeeper feeds child (Photo credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino)

Saving our planet, l ift ing people out of

poverty, advancing economic growth

these are one and the same fight.

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