The Call for Investment for Africa’s Development
At the IDA for Africa Head of State Summit, leaders, global youth, the private sector, and civil society called for more funding to accelerate Africa’s development. ... Read More
National Governments
The Jeepney Phaseout Is Hurting the Real Drivers of Change
The Jeepney Phaseout is a microcosm of what happens globally: the exclusion of marginalized voices from policies that impact their lives.... Read More
Between the Lines: Climate Change, Development, and Citizen Science in Vietnam
Citizen science serves as a vital tool in democratizing science and advancing the aim of ensuring the equitable access to scientific data and information.... Read More
EU Adopts Right to Repair Law to Support Circular Economy
The regulation promotes consumers’ right to repair by making repair services more accessible, affordable, and easier.... Read More
Developing Countries Need More Than Climate Financing to Decarbonize
Decarbonization is not just about climate financing; it’s about forging deep, knowledge-based partnerships that enable the Global South to capture real, sustainable growth opportunities.... Read More
A Global Treaty to End Plastic Pollution is Underway
During the fifth UN Environment Assembly in March 2022, 175 nations adopted a resolution to end plastic pollution by 2024.... Read More
Indonesia Needs More “Climate Realists”
Being climate realists means that we need to look at the complexity and different aspects of decarbonization. ... Read More
Recognizing the Rights of Nature (RoN)
What does recognizing the rights of nature in the national constitution mean for environmental protection?... Read More
Ensuring Workplace Safety Against Harassment and Violence
The recent International Labour Organization (ILO) study reveals efforts and challenges to prevent violence and harassment at work.... Read More
Halting Coral Bleaching Is an Urgent Matter
The vital roles of coral reefs for the people and planet underscores the urgency to halt coral bleaching events worldwide.... Read More