Consider the following pairs : I. International Year of the Woman Farmer : 2026 II. International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism : 2027 III. International Year of Peace and Trust : 2025 IV. International Year of Asteroid Awareness and Planetary Defence : 2029 How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?

Gives a clear example that the United Nations declares specific 'International Year of ...' themes (2010 = International Year of Biodiversity).

A student could use this pattern to check UN records or UNGA resolutions for a similarly phrased designation for 2026 (i.e., search for 'International Year of the Woman Farmer' in UN proclamations).

Shows FAO and related UN bodies publish thematic reports on agriculture and nutrition, implying UN/UN specialized agencies engage with farmer/women-in-agriculture topics.

A student could check FAO or partner-agency announcements (SOFI/FAO) for campaigns or proposals recommending an International Year relating to women farmers in 2026.

Gives data showing increasing participation of women as landholders and farmers, demonstrating a substantive global issue that could plausibly motivate an International Year on women farmers.

A student could combine this socio‑agricultural trend with UN thematic practices to judge plausibility and then seek official UN naming for 2026.

Lists UN agencies that handle social and economic issues, indicating the UN system routinely addresses gender, development and agriculture topics through its agencies.

A student could look at relevant agencies (e.g., UNDP, UN Women, FAO) for coordinated proposals or endorsements of an International Year for women farmers in 2026.

Describes how ECOSOC/UN subsidiary bodies (like UNFF) are established to promote thematic international action, showing UN structures can create sustained thematic focus and observances.

A student could check ECOSOC or UNGA subsidiary-body records or resolutions for any 2026 observance declarations relating to women farmers.

Gives a direct example that the UN has previously declared themed 'International Year' observances for tourism-related topics (International Year of Eco‑tourism in 2002).

A student could use this pattern (UN declares International Years for thematic topics) plus a list of UN proclamations or UNGA/ECOSOC resolutions to check if 2027 was similarly proclaimed.

Shows the UN routinely declares International Years for thematic environmental issues (International Year of Biodiversity in 2010).

Use this rule that the UN designates International Years for environmental themes to plausibly narrow verification to UN records for 2027 under such proclamations.

Describes UN institutional mechanisms (UN Environment Assembly) and that it adopts resolutions on sustainable development topics, implying formal UN bodies handle thematic declarations.

A student could look up UNEA/UNGA resolution records or press releases around 2027 to see if such a declaration was made by these bodies.

Notes Rio+20 (2012) re‑energised political commitment to sustainable development, showing sustained UN attention to sustainable themes over time.

Combine this long‑standing UN focus on sustainability with searches of UN sustainable development calendars to assess whether 2027 was designated for a sustainability‑related tourism theme.

Explains the emergence and popularity of eco‑tourism and sustainable tourism concepts since the late 1980s, indicating subject matter that the UN might target for thematic years.

A student could use the increased prominence of sustainable/resilient tourism as a rationale to check if the UN later named a year (e.g., 2027) for this topic in official UN proclamations.

Shows the UN formally proclaims international observances (example: UN proclaimed May 22 as the International Day for Biological Diversity).

A student could use this pattern to look for an analogous UN General Assembly proclamation or UN calendar entry specifically naming 2025 as an International Year.

Explains the UN's stated objective to prevent international conflict and be 'the great hope of humanity for peace,' implying the UN undertakes peace‑themed initiatives.

One could reasonably check whether the UN has used its mandate to launch a themed year on 'peace and trust' in 2025 via UN resolutions or official announcements.

Describes the UN's objective to prevent conflict and facilitate cooperation among states, indicating the organisation often sponsors thematic activities related to peace.

Use this pattern to search official UN sources (e.g., UN calendar, GA resolutions) for a 2025 thematic designation on peace and trust.

Gives an example of an international declaration (Bandung) focused on promotion of world peace and cooperation, showing states and international bodies adopt named peace declarations.

A student could infer that if states and international bodies announce peace initiatives, the UN might similarly declare a themed year — so check UN documentary records for 2025.

Notes major UN member-state meetings (e.g., 60th anniversary in 2005) are occasions when the UN reviews situations and can adopt initiatives.

A student could look for GA sessions or anniversary resolutions around 2024–2025 that might include a proclamation of an International Year of Peace and Trust.

Shows the UN proclaims International Days/years (example: UN proclaimed May 22 as the International Day for Biological Diversity).

A student could use this pattern (UN issues formal proclamations for observances) to know to look for an equivalent UN proclamation or resolution for 2029 about asteroid awareness.

Describes UN Environment Assembly activity and that member states pilot and adopt resolutions on global environmental issues.

One could infer that UN bodies adopt thematic resolutions and therefore check UNEA/UNGA records for any 2029 designation related to planetary defence.

Notes major UN conferences (Earth Summit, UNEP origin) and the UN’s role in promoting global thematic action on environmental and planetary issues.

This supports the idea that the UN engages in global thematic observances, so a student should search UN conference/agency announcements for a 2029 asteroid/planetary-defence year.

Provides clear factual context about asteroids (location, nature) showing asteroids are a recognized scientific/planetary topic.

Knowing asteroids are a distinct planetary hazard/topic helps a student judge plausibility that the UN might pick 'asteroid awareness/planetary defence' as a theme and therefore motivates checking UN proclamations for that theme in 2029.

Defines asteroids as rocky planetoids—another example highlighting them as an established subject area.

A student could combine this topic relevance with the UN’s practice of designating thematic observances (snippets 1 and 8) to prioritize checking UN records for a 2029 designation on this subject.