The government noted that 499 African rhinos were poached across South Africa, 51 more than the previous year.
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Africa
In Burundi, East Africa, community engagement drives World Bank Projects on healthcare and economic safety nets.... Read More
Turning used flip-flops into sculptures is an eye-catching way to reduce trash and contribute to the local economy by giving local craftspeople a livelihood.... Read More
Using the hydroponics farming method, the World Food Programme tries to bring farming solutions to vulnerable communities worldwide.... Read More
In a research project, UNESCO shares insights on the challenges of harmful content in social media for peacebuilding.... Read More
African leaders convened at the Africa Climate Summit 2023 to discuss about Africa's green growth potential.... Read More
A UNEP-led project has been rebuilding infrastructure to address water scarcity in Sudan's drought-prone and conflict-ridden region.... Read More
An initiative by the IKEA Foundation and ClimateWorks Foundation will fund a community-centered, just energy transition in the Global South.... Read More
The Nairobi Rivers Commission as the newest plan for restoring the Nairobi River and all nearby bodies of water.... Read More
Urban water crisis is one of the leading issues nowadays. A recent study found that social inequalities across different groups or individuals significantly affect water accessibility and drought resilience in urban areas.... Read More

Poaching of African Rhinos Increases in South Africa
Community Engagement at the Heart of World Bank Projects in Burundi, East Africa
Waste Upcycling: Ocean Sole Turns Discarded Flip-Flops into Artwork
H2Grow Helps Bring Hydroponics Farming to Vulnerable Communities
How Harmful Content in Social Media Can Hinder Peacebuilding
Africa Climate Summit 2023: Economic development opportunity in global decarbonization efforts
Rebuilding Infrastructures to Address Water Scarcity in Sudan
IKEA Foundation to Support Community-Centered Just Energy Transition
Kenya’s New Plan to Restore the Nairobi River
How Social Inequalities Affect Urban Water Crisis