Question

UNEP stands for
a. United nations ecotype programme
b. United nations ecological programme
c. United nations education programme
d. United nations environment programme

Answer 1

Hint: The United Nations environment programme mandate covers the developing countries area including ecosystem, environmental governance, green economics, and atmosphere. In the UNEP, the main aim is promoting environmental science and information and also implementing the environmental project in the public and private stakeholders.

Complete answer:
UNEP is responsible for the UN, s environment and assisting in developing countries. The headquarters of the UNEP situated in Nairobi Kenya. UNEP was founded in 1972 by Canadian businessman in implementing environmentally sound policies and practices, its first director, following the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment.

In the 1972 conference we needed to develop some law laws such as world health organization, food and agriculture organization, and international labor organization. There are 6 regional offices in the UNEP. The significance role of the UNEP promotes environmental science and implements in conjunction with policy. The winner of the “miss earth” beauty pageant serves as the spokesperson of UNEP. UNEP organized new institutions like the world meteorological organization and intergovernmental panel on climate change in 1988.

And UNEP also implements some agencies like the global environment facility, Montreal protocol and United Nations development group. That agency provides financial support to the environmental project in the UNEP.

Hence, the correct answer is option (D).

Note: UNEP published reports in the fifth global environment outlook (GEO-5) assessment is a comprehensive report on the development of human wellbeing and environment and environment. UNEP is related to various climate change areas like territorial approach to climate change like disaster and conflict, ecosystem management, Environmental governance, environment under review, harmful substances and resource efficiency.