Grassroots to Greatness: Empowering grassroots communities in development practices
The “Grassroots to Greatness” report highlights how integrating the voices of grassroots communities in development practices is vital.... Read more
SDGs Goal 11
Exploring the Importance of Urban Wetlands
When properly preserved and sustainably managed, urban wetlands offer many environmental, economic, social, and health benefits.... Read more
Indonesia-Japan’s Volcanic Disaster Risk Reduction Loan Project
Indonesia and Japan have signed a 23.1-billion yen loan project for volcanic disaster risk reduction in Indonesia.... Read more
How Urban Tree Loss May Affect Education Results
A recent study from the University of Utah found a link between urban tree loss and its impact on students’ education outcomes.... Read more
Housing First and the Paradigm Shift to Address Homelessness
The Housing First framework offers an option to address homelessness using the simplest path: What if we give them a home?... Read more
Exploring Carbon Capture Concrete Printing for a More Sustainable Construction Industry
Researchers in Singapore have developed a carbon capture concrete printing method to reduce the carbon footprint and promote a more sustainable construction industry.... Read more
Looking into Australia’s Community Battery Program
Community battery installations across Australia aim to strengthen energy security and accelerate clean energy transition for all.... Read more
Developing Pakistan’s National Bamboo Strategy
Pakistan is developing a National Bamboo Strategy to strengthen the utilization and management of bamboo for economic, social, and environmental goals.
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Mainstreaming Water Recycling to Support Water Security in Asia
Rapid population growth and climate change have threatened water security in Asia. Can water recycling be a potential solution?... Read more
Open Storage Model for Storing Food Without Electricity
An open storage model offers a potential sustainable solution to store food without electricity.... Read more