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A group of children, students at the UN International School which is located at 1st Avenue and 51st Street in New York City. [1968]

A view of the Headquarters of the United Nations in New York at sunset. The United Nations site covers a sixteen acre, six block tract on Manhattan island, from 42nd to 48th Streets between First Avenue and the East River. The buildings are the 39-storey Secretariat (right), the General Assembly (centre), the Council Chambers and Conference Rooms (at the river's edge) and the Dag Hammarskjold Library (foreground).

A rural house in the village of Godino. With help from the UN Development Programme (UNDP) the Government is carrying out rural development programmes aimed at improving the living conditions of those who live in rural areas.

Unique ID UN7ALB50406

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The Human Environment: New Challenge for the United Nations

06/01/1972 11:42:14

Unique ID UN7731997

Human Settlements - Places Where People Live and Work

01/01/1976 11:39:53

Unique ID UN7731999

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Headline Pakistan (Background)

Caption Description With an area of 310,403 square miles and a population (est. 1972) of 60 million, Pakistan adjoins Iran, Afghanistan, India and the Arabian Sea. Pakistan became a sovereign nation in 1947, when the British Empire of India was partitioned into two countries - India and Pakistan. At first a dominion, Pakistan declared itself a republic in 1956. It is a land of rugged mountains and river valleys, where irrigation aids agriculture, the occupation of 80% of its people. The Indus River flows for some 1,000 miles from the base of the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea and with its tributaries supplies reservoirs, canals and hydroelectric plants. The capital city is Islamabad.
A busy street in Lahore.

Unique Identifier UN7731976

NICA ID 106533

Production Date 01/01/1973 3:22:58 PM

Country Pakistan

Credit UN Photo/B. Wolff

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