International Literacy Day was declared by UNESCO. Celebrated annually on September 8th, it focuses on promoting literacy as a tool to empower individuals, communities, and societies. The day raises awareness about the importance of literacy and literacy education for all.
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Every year, 2nd October has been declared by the United Nations as the International Day of Non-Violence. This observance honors the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, a global symbol of peace and non-violent resistance, promoting his philosophy and principles worldwide.
UNICEF Day is not a specific observance. However, December 11th is recognized as International Children’s Day, emphasizing children’s rights and well-being. UNICEF (United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund) works year-round to promote children’s rights and address their needs globally.
World Desertification and Drought Day, observed on June 17th each year, raises awareness about desertification, land degradation, and drought. It emphasizes the need for sustainable land management practices to combat these issues and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
World Postal Day, also known as World Post Day, is celebrated on October 9th every year. This global observance recognizes the role of postal services in promoting international communication, connecting people worldwide, and contributing to social and economic development.