• Chilly Spring, cold comfort for planet as emissions rise again
• Ocean blues, as CO2 spike threatens marine life, jobs
• Rescued Rohingya given food, water in Indonesia

In this week’s UN Catch-Up, first-hand information on the continuing humanitarian and security crisis in Ethiopia’s Tigray – from the UN Children’s Fund UNICEF; an alert from the Central African Republic where fighting between Government forces and rebels in the north of the country has forced thousands to flee.

And, a warning from UN Secretary-General that the world is on the edge of an abyss from climate change, at the White House’s Climate Leaders’ Summit – as UNHCR unveils new data showing that climate shocks has displaced twice as many people as conflict in the last decade.

As ever, we have closing comments from regular guest Solange Behoteguy-Cortes, thanks for listening.

• ‘Rising hunger and desperation’ in Myanmar, warns WFP
• COVID jabs from UN-partnered COVAX scheme arrive in Syria
• Climate change disasters cause twice as much displacement as conflict, violence: UNHCR