International Year of the Potato relationship that exists between poverty, food security, malnutrition and the potential contribution of the potato to defeating hunger." This was one of many international observances declared for specific days, months and years. The year 2008 was shared with the International Year of Sanitation. It was hoped that International Year designation will do for the potato what the International Year of Rice (2004) did for that food staple, namely, inspire exhibits, educational programs, films, publications and greater public awareness of multi-national efforts on behalf of our food resources. The year 2008 was also designated the National Year of the Potato in
Seventieth anniversary of the United Nations 14 June, though it comes on June 5, as "International Bicycle Tour" having more than 10000 participants who rode their bicycles together to mark the event. Over 2000 Trees Planted on the Slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania as an event to mark environment protection as the prime motto. United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) invited names from university students across the world and almost 70 student got prizes for winning. On 29 June, an exhibition to mark the seventieth anniversary of the United Nations, was organised by Norman Rockwell Museum in Massachusetts, United Nations Foundation and the Department of Public