Lena Dominelli on Environmental Justice and Green Social Work
“We people are custodians of the earth. In other words, we have to look after the earth so that it can look after us.”... Read More
Sustainability
IPCC New Report Calls for Strong and Immediate Action to Limit Irreversible Climate Change Effects
Temperatures in the most recent decade (2011-2020) were higher than ever. With this trajectory, global temperature is expected to reach or even exceed 1.5°C of heating in the next 20 years.... Read More
William Kamkwamba, the African Youth Who Seizes the Wind
When William Kamkwamba was 13, his East African country, Malawi, was in a famine. His parents could not pay for school because drought attacked their fields. William Kamkwamba had to leave school and drop out. ... Read More
Public Health Expert Professor Tikki Pangestu: Vaccination Coverage is Key to Managing the COVID-19 Pandemic
Balance will only be achieved if we get to a point where our healthcare system is not too overwhelmed. It is very difficult to reach that point before the vaccination reaches a certain point of coverage. ... Read More
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (2): Sustainability Criticisms and COVID-19
Outside of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics bubble, there were 4,058 newly reported COVID-19 cases in the city on July 31, 2021.... Read More
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (1): Sustainability in Design
Japan has set the sustainability concept of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as "Be better, together—For the planet and the people".... Read More
School of Global Madani Creates Green Habits in Students’ Life
"To make these activities and habits a lifestyle, not simply an aesthetic or following a trend," says Ainaya, a 9th-grade student at the School of Global Madani.... Read More
HAkA’s Work in Saving the Irreplaceable Leuser Ecosystem
The Leuser Ecosystem is the last home of Sumatran orangutans, rhinos, elephants, and tigers. It is the last place on Earth where they co-exist in the wild. ... Read More
ILO Supports 50 Countries Through Decent Work Country Programmes
DWCP is a way to tightly integrate workers’ rights—human rights—into policy-making and development strategy in a national scope to reflect our effort in achieving sustainability.... Read More
Pertamina’s Road to Green Energy in Making Indonesia 4.0
Pertamina has notable progress and promising potential for sustainability development, especially in environment-friendly energy.... Read More