For years, activists and country leaders have been working to establish ecocide as crimes against the environment in international law... Read More
National Governments
Namibia has adopted wildlife culling to tackle food insecurity, water scarcity, and grazing in the drought-stricken country.
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The Philippines government and UNODC launched the “Read Your Way Out” initiative to ease prison overcrowding using literacy.
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In the wake of digital technology advancement, tackling online gender-based violence worldwide is an urgent matter. ... Read More
The restorative economy serves as an antithesis to economic growth that solely prioritizes GDP without considering sustainability.... Read More
Pacific country leaders gathered in the 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting to discuss the region’s climate-resilient future.... Read More
A report from UNEP and ISWA highlights the impacts of the global waste problem and how to counter them.
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Agroforestry has the potential to support smallholder coffee farmers and build a climate-resilient coffee industry.... Read More
Phase 2 of the HANSA2 Project for scaling up quality services to improve health and nutrition in Lao PDR is set to begin.... Read More
The Pan-African Action Plan for Active Mobility (PAAPAM) aims to raise the profile and increase investment for sustainable mobility in Africa.... Read More

Acknowledging Ecocide to Seek Accountability Against Environmental Offenses
The Controversial Wildlife Culling in Namibia as a Drought-Relief Program
Incentivizing Literacy to Ease Prison Overcrowding in the Philippines
Rising Cases of Online Gender-Based Violence
Restorative Economy: Balancing Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability
The Call to Support Climate Resiliency in Pacific Islands Countries
The State of Global Waste
Agroforestry for a Climate-Resilient Coffee Industry
Scaling Up Quality Services to Improve Health and Nutrition in Lao PDR
UNEP’s Framework for Sustainable Mobility in Africa