World Environment Day
Organizer: Ministry of Environment and Rwanda Environment Management Authority
Introduction:
World Environment Day is the United Nations’ principal platform for promoting environmental awareness and action. Held annually, it serves as a global platform to engage governments, businesses, and individuals in sustainable environmental practices and climate action.
Objective:
To raise global awareness about environmental issues, including climate change, and inspire actions to protect and restore the environment.
Date: 5 June (annual)
Hour: Full-day event with activities across different time zones
Location: Varies, with a host country each year (Global events)
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