In its first integrated report since the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Bank explores current progress, challenges, and opportunities for poverty eradication globally.... Read More
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The rise of community repair is a sign that people are ready to change their consumption patterns toward a circular economy. ... Read More
Researchers in Massachusetts discovered a new biodegradable plastic alternative that degrades quicker when tested in seawater.... Read More
Recent discoveries reveal that forests, oceans, and other natural carbon sinks have not absorbed carbon in 2023. What might be the cause?... Read More
Supporting the role of rural women as guardians of the mangrove ecosystem is essential to conservation efforts.... Read More
The Supervisory Body under the Paris Agreement agreed on mandatory environmental and human rights safeguards for the UN Carbon Market.... Read More
Within the complexity of global food systems, there are key aspects in creating better, more sustainable food systems for people and the planet.... Read More
As 2023 became the driest year for global rivers, alarms are rising over the state of global water resources.... Read More
Deloitte’s reporting series provides a guide for Chief Financial Officers to drive sustainability values and uphold good business practices.
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The ILO’s “World Social Protection Report 2024-26” flagship report provides a global overview of the expansion of social protection systems since 2015.... Read More

Stagnant Progress in Global Poverty Eradication: What are the ways forward?
The Rising Trend of Community Repair
Recent Study Reveals New Biodegradable Plastic Alternative to Styrofoam
Are Our Natural Carbon Sinks Losing Their Functions?
Empowering Rural Women in Colombia as Mangrove Guardians
New Environmental and Human Rights Safeguards for UN Carbon Market
5 Aspects of Better Food Systems for All
Driest Year in 30 Years: Our rivers are drier than ever
Opportunities and Challenges for Chief Financial Officers in Sustainability Reporting
Global Expansion of Social Protection Systems Remains Too Slow