Learning from India’s Dual Reality of Tiger Conservation
India’s tiger conservation journey highlights the important lesson that protecting wildlife and people must go hand in hand.... Read More
National Governments
Exploring the Intersection Between Education and Nutrition
UNESCO’s report on education and nutrition explores how education can play a role in addressing issues in nutrition.... Read More
How India Encourages Critical Mineral Recycling
India established a national initiative for critical minerals, with critical mineral recycling as one of its key components.... Read More
Strengthening Jordan’s Water Resilience
Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world. What are some efforts made to improve its water resilience?... Read More
People versus Coal: Should Danantara fund Indonesia’s coal downstreaming and DME project?
The Danantara funding plan for the DME project shows the absence of a green economic vision within the institution.... Read More
Hong Kong’s Producer Responsibility Schemes for Improved Waste Management
Hong Kong’s government establishes the Producer Responsibility Schemes as a key policy tool in waste management strategy.... Read More
Finland Advances Coal Phase-Out by Closing the Last Active Coal Power Plant
Finland has shut down its last active coal power plant four years ahead of the country’s coal phase-out plan.... Read More
UK Plans to Streamline Environmental Regulations to Boost Economic Growth and Nature Protection
The UK government announced a plan to reform environmental regulations to streamline implementation and boost economic growth. What does this reform entail?... Read More
Nepal as a Catalyst for the Legal Protection of Climate Refugees
There is a gap in the existing international legal framework that presents a legal void for climate refugees.... Read More
Africa Establishes the Africa Epidemic Fund for Stronger Outbreak Response
Africa established the Africa Epidemic Fund to provide flexible funding for outbreak preparedness and responses.... Read More